August 13, 2010, Newsletter Issue #217: Average Pay of a Pastry Chef

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After you've put in the time through pastry school it's time to think about your career as a pastry chef. If you think a career as a pastry chef is right for you, and if you're ready to work long hours (usually early in the morning), then you expect to earn an average of $56,000 per year starting out, and as you advance you can earn upwards of $65,000 per year with potential to earn more over time with experience.

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