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Mohamed Cheikh and Little Chef Mumu: “You don’t have to spend minimum wage to eat well”

Mohamed Cheikh and Little Chef Mumu: “You don’t have to spend minimum wage to eat well”
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As inflation and rising inequality make dining out a luxury, the 2021 "Top Chef" winner and the influencer chef want to democratize good food to "take back control" of our diets.
Mohamed Cheikh and Chloée Mussler, alias "Little Chef Mumu," in Paris on May 30. (Arthur Mercier/Libération)

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At what price does a good table become inaccessible: 15, 20, 30 euros? In a France where one in two households considers going out to a restaurant a luxury, chef Mohamed Cheikh and influencer Chloée Mussler – aka “la Petite Chef Mumu” ​​– are attempting a difficult equation: combining quality and affordable prices while educating people about good food. He, a kid from Fontenay-sous-Bois crowned king of Top Chef in 2021, has had a string of

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