𝙅𝙚𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝙈𝙘𝙀𝙡𝙧𝙤𝙮 / 𝘾𝙝𝙚𝙛

Name/Last name/Nickname:Chef,Jerome McElroy Race:African-American. His birthday is October 4th and he is 43 years old. Short black hair.He was almost always seen wearing his chef's hat, black leather shoes,red shirt and blue pants.White eyes with black pupils.Chef is overweight and has a big belly.He was also often seen wearing a white apron with the word "Chef" printed on it. He has a black mustache and beard Occupation:Cafeteria Chef at South Park Elementary,Football/Dodgeball Coach for the South Park Cows. Calm, reasonable,a balanced and conscientious adult.He's not at all shy about mentioning his sex life.The chef is a great lover and connoisseur of women.It doesn't cost him anything to lure a girl into bed (she will also pay for it herself). The Chef helps to achieve reciprocity from women by the fact that he sings well, writes songs and dedicates them to the ladies.Apparently, the Chef is dancing well.Chef likes to watch TV

Father:Thomas McElroy Mother:Nellie McElroy Ex-Fiancée:Veronica Chef started dating Veronica.She reveals herself as a succubus, before being banished by the boys.

Chef is strong. Chef says in "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut" that he would not have a three-way with Mrs. Cartman and Mr. Garrison, saying he would only do it if there were two women, and not two men. Chef is known for sleeping with lots of women and having no known children.Chef seems to have worn a chef's hat for most of his life, even when he was not employed as a chef.Despite his preoccupations with women and sex, Chef was generally one of the few level-headed adults in South Park. In addition to dispensing advice to "the children", Chef spoke out against outrageous ideas and helped save South Park/the world in general from disasters on numerous occasions. However, Chef was not above performing nonsensical acts, such as buying a fancy TV that he could not even program.Aside from cooking, Chef was passionate about singing - he wrote the song, "Stinky Britches" which was later covered by Alanis Morissette. He was based on such 1970s African American singers as Isaac Hayes and Barry White. Often, he agreed to give the boys advice in the form of songs but wound up singing about having sex. However, over time, like many earlier characters on the show, his role, especially as a singer, diminished, and in later seasons he did not sing much.Chef used the word "children" often, even for a singular child.He also tended to use "fudge" as a euphemism for "fuck", particularly in early episodes. The various humorously named snacks he made in "Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls" epitomized this.

Chef (usually affectionately, though not always) referred to most people in town with the racial slur "crackers", often "cracker-ass", including the children.While most of the inhabitants of South Park are Caucasian, Chef was one of the very few residents in town who was African American