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Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food - your say



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Published Date:
30 September 2008

HAVING braved mums passing junk food to kids through the school railings at Rawmarsh Community School in 2006, TV chef Jamie Oliver returns to our screens with his latest venture.

The town is his first stop off for his brand new series Jamie's Ministry of Food which get the nation eating more healthily by targeting those who can't cook - or won't cook.

Jamie said he hopes the Rotherham project will help to get people across the whole country cooking.

Will it work? Leave us a comment below with your thoughts on the new show.

"Rotherham is a typical British town - this isn't about me wagging my finger here or anywhere else. It's about finding out what problems people are facing with time, budget and cooking know-how," he said.

"Then we can see what support they need. Yes, people should take responsiblity for their own health, but they need help and the tools to fix it."

The Ministry of Food starts on Tuesday 30th September at 9pm on Channel 4. Click here to visit the official site.

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tomkins,

wokingham berks 30/09/2008 21:39:23
brillant show- such a shame that we have a generation some of which are unable to cook. bring food tech back to primary schools.. keep the good work up jamie.with the credit crunch we will all need to cook!!
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