Chef de Cuisine or Sous Chef, Manages the kitchen and its staff. The Chef de Cuisine is typically authorised to write and alter the menu, while a sous chef is just a manager.
Through Their Stomachs-You are able to earn a comfortable living for free during your downtime, by working as a cook. In addition, you are able to feed your adventuring companions modest meals each day for free, unless the DM discerns that you are in a barren place devoid of anything edible for miles, such as a desert or dungeon. You are also able to use your talents to arrange meetings with anyone interested in a free meal. By offering to a cook a free meal for someone who would appreciate it, you are able to have audience with them over that meal, or they may otherwise simply owe you a small favor.

Signature Dish
At 1st level, your experience and practice within the culinary arts has given you a signature dish. Your Dish can be anything, just as long as you can take small quantities around with you. During a short or long rest, you may use this time and 5 gold coins to cook up your signature dish. You can choose from the list below on the effect of the meal when you make it.

Unfortunately, you can only carry your Dish in your Chef's Satchel, which can carry a maximum of 30 helpings at all times (60 at Level 20). Also, if you have not consumed your Signature Dish by your next long rest (or within 24 hours), the Dish expires.

Heal
The dish can heal whoever eats it. The dish heals 2d4+2. At level 5 it becomes 4d4+4, at level 10 it becomes 8d4+8, at 15 it becomes 10d4 + 20.

Poison
The dish can poison whoever eat it. The dish poison 2d4+2. At level 5 it becomes 4d4+4, at level 10 it becomes 8d4+8, at 15 it becomes 10d4 + 20.

Swift Step
The dish increases the creature’s speed by 20 feet for 1 minute to the person who eats it.

Skill Bonus
The dish adds a +1 to ability checks and saving throws for 24 hours to the person who eats the meal.

Stealth Bonus
The dish gives advantage to all stealth checks for 24 hours to the person who eats the meal.

Inspirational Bonus
Those who eat their snacks receive the benefits of the bard's inspiration (1d6). Your Bard's Inspiration die changes when you reaches certain levels in the class. The dice becomes a d8 in the 5th level, a d10 on the 10th level and a d12 on the 15th level.

Tool Master
Due to your training, you may use your Cook's Utensils as weapons. You have proficiency when attacking with these tools. Your tools get these added effects:

Chefs Uniform- (Light Armor) 10 + Intelligence Modifier, and gain +1 AC for a stain. You have stain equal to your Proficiency bonus-1.

Frying Pan- 1d6 Bludgeoning (1d8 Versatile). When you roll a critical strike against an opponent, add an extra 1d6 (1d8 Versatile) damage, and the target is stunned for its turn.

Lid- +1 Shield. If an opponent rolls a 1 when attacking you, you may use your reaction to slam the Lid into the target's face, dealing 1d8 Bludgeoning damage. The target then must succeed a DC 15 Strength Saving Throw or be knocked prone.

Cleaver- 1d4 Slashing Damage (Finesse, Light). When attacking an enemy that bleeds, this deals an additional 1d4 Slashing Damage. On a critical strike, this can sever appendages of non-magical creatures.

Mixing Spoon- 1d8 Bludgeoning (light) When attacking you can load a helping of your signature dish and attack like a catapult to deal 1d6 damage (Range 20/60). If launched at an ally they can make a Dex check with advantage to eat it as a reaction, gaining any benefits it has.

Steak Knife- 1d6 piercing. Due to serrations along the blade, you can pierce the toughest of armor. Add +2 to your attack roll when you make a melee attack. This is not your average knife, kept razor sharp through the hardest of Dwarven Stone. Deal an additional 1d4 against any creature on a critical hit.

Natural Intuition
When you reach 2nd Level, you have the uncanny ability to estimate the Hit Points of an opponent. When you successfully attack an opponent, you can use your bonus action to determine whether the creature has hit points higher, lower, or equal to your own. At the 13th Level, you can determine the exact hit points of the creature you attacked.

Quick Cook
When you reach 2nd Level, you can cast Create Food and Water once a day You create 75 pounds of food and 30 gallons of water on the ground or in containers within range, enough to sustain up to fifteen humanoids or five steeds for 24 hours. The food is bland but nourishing and spoils if uneaten after 24 hours. The water is clean and doesn't go bad.

Taste Archetype
Art of the Sweet
The ability to make desserts and master sugar are hard. However, the Art of Sweetness is a master of creating spirit and vigour within the resolve of anyone whose tongue happens to grace the divine texture.

Sweet Relief
At the 3rd Level, when you or a friendly ally consumes your Signature Dish, they heal for 1d10 + your Intelligence modifier. This ability increases by + 1d10 at the 6th, 11th, and 15th Level.

"Inkborne: your tailtip constantly drips small ammounts of ink. You can use this ink to draw foxish symbols. If you fail a save against fear, your tail grows poofy, and sprays ink 10' in every direction."
For the purposes of Inkborne-created Ink, the Ink is supernatural.

A mess kit, a set of cook's utensils, a bottle of cooking oil, a spice kit, several recipe books, a tinderbox, an iron pot, fine clothes, an electrum spork or plans for kitchensmith tools, and a belt pouch containing 5gp.

2 daggers, a scholars pack,, cook's utensils, a cuisinier's satchel, my personal cookbook, and a chef's uniform

I multitask very well

Fame. I will be known as the greatest master chef for all time!

I use only the elaborate techniques of my master, even when preparing simple dishes.

I have troubles trusting others with their assigned tasks, especially if I assigned them.