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M&M Enterprises



Mark and Marlena are please to announce the launch of M&M Enterprises. A full service professional chef service for your catering, events, and "edutaiment" needs. Satisfy your appetite do it with a Chef!

We offer the services that make your event the talk of the town. Our food is high quality and presented in a unique and entertaining way.  Satisfy your appetite do it with a Chef! Allow Mark and Marlena to plan and execute your next party anywhere in the country. We have a network of chefs and staff coast to coast that allows us to provide your event anywhere you may want to entertain.

















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