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Mary_501410

Has anyone spent $39 and invested in the classes and recipes that Chef Steps offer. Wondering if you think the Premium is a benefit or not ? I know there is alot of information on Utube etc but always willing to learn more. Thanks for any input.

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brian_martin2001

Yes, i think it's worth it, but not for everyone. The introducing section of the forum probably wasn't the ideal spot for this post though

wolfiegirl

If you can afford it, by all means.

fisher23

I love my premium account. That is what hooked me with ChefSteps way before Joule. If you do the work and take the classes and make the recipes it will make you a much better cook, IMHO.

nico.beemster

I'd be more than happy to pay 39 dollars for the wealth of information that is available here for free! I

ChefSteps and have learned so much here! But for that money you get access to even more awesome recipes, classes et cetera!

DO IT. They deserve your support!

tshewman

If you can, yes worth it. And you're unlikely to use all they have to offer (it's that good).

aaron.c.schroeder

There is a ton of worthwhile content, especially if you're interested in learning a sort of whole new cooking vocabulary and skills (start to finish knife sharpening, coffee making, etc.). That said, one of the nice things about early-adopter Premium was the promise of new classes, about which, since the Joule roll out, little has been said. Therefore, if your motivation to upgrade is the wealth of existing content, by all means you should do it. It was easy for a lot of us, because what's there is great. But if you're motivated by the promise of a new course every three or four months, you may be disappointed.

Mary_501410

thanks, I just ordered the Premium !

fitzek2000

I did exactly the same, premium is premium and makes u a much better chef. See it the same way as John

shirley_522308

How much is it and is it a yearly fee?

pd3ski_278514

39$ flat fee. Sorry no one responded... sometimes after a while these posts absorb into oblivion 🕳