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Julian Frederick and his mom Toria created the Step Stool Chef website full of recipes and, later, Step Stool Chef Academy where children do cooking videos. Now, they're planning to pivot into meal kits. [Photos courtesy of Step Stool Chef]
Dallas’ Step Stool Chef to Introduce Kid-friendly Meal Kits
by Nicholas Sakelaris | May 9, 2018
The startup powered by a 10 year old and his mom began as a website to share recipes, but is now pivoting to meal kits with young chefs in mind.
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