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A typical workday for a pastry chef is actually very simple. You go to work at time desired or the time you work and create pastrys.

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It depends on what kind of resturaunt you work for. If its a 5 star then your looking at 60 to 70 hrs a week. If just a joe shmoe resturaunt then yes about 8 hrs.

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A chefs typical day includes measuring the amount of ingredients they need, preparing meals for the restaurant, and managing the menu, staff, and kitchen of the restaurant.

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Repares the kitchen and he tastes the dishes of the other chefs.

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A pastry chef makes...well pastries. You can find one at a bakery, some restruants, and you can find alot at places like carnivals

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very long hours

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5-10 hours 5-10 hours

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2 hours making dessert

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5-10 hours

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