Celebrity News
Wednesday, 5th November 2008
Celebrity chef urges government to fight obesity
Television personality Jamie Oliver has appeared in front of the House of Commons Health Committee in a bid to encourage the government to do more to tackle obesity.
Oliver, 33, said that the economic difficulties are meaning that more and more people are relying on convenience foods that are laden with calories instead of learning to make nutritious foods from scratch.
"This is the first time in British history that we have a large number of people who cannot cook. If you have knowledge about how to cook you will know how to buy efficiently and cheap," he commented.
The chef is currently promoting a 'pyramid cooking' idea in which he will teach eight people to cook, who will then teach two more and so on, until 250,000 know how to make a meal.
Oliver also suggested that the government appoints a minister of food to cope with the obesity crisis.
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