They're the most famous people in the food industry - shaping the way we eat, both at home and out at restaurants.
And the leading celebrity chefs can earn millions of dollars from their eating establishments, bestselling cookbooks and television programmes.
Add in money-spinning personal appearances, advertising and sponsorship deals, and shrewd investments, and these kitchen stars can become fabulously wealthy.
For the purposes of this list we've restricted it to people who have predominantly made their money through food, so the likes of Kimbal Musk ($500 million) is not included as, while he is a restauranteur, he mainly owes his fortune to his brother Elon Musk.
With that being said, here are the top 11 richest celeb chefs in the world in 2024, according to CelebrityNetWorth.

9. Ina Garten
If you want to make a fortune in food it's clear that being on The Food Network is a big help. Ina Garten presents the show Barefoot Contessa (named after her won gourmet food store) on the channel. She has also written many best-selling cookbooks, and is the author of a number of magazine columns. It's earned her an estimated $60 million. | Getty Images for The New Yorker

10. Ayesha Curry
Starting out as an actress, Ayesha Curry hit paydirt after starting to host her own show, called Ayesha's Homemade, on (where else?) The Food Network. She has her own YouTube channel, has written two cookbooks, and is married to basketball player Stephen Curry. She's worth around $50 million. | Getty Images for Girls Write Now

11. José Andrés
José Andrés is a Spanish-American chef and restaurateur who owns restaurants in several major US cities. He is also the founder of the Global Food Institute at George Washington University and the charity World Central Kitchen who provide meals in the aftermath of natural disasters. He has a fortune of approximately $50 million. | Getty Images for The New York Ti

