30-03-2005 03:52									#1
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quote: A new TV series by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has sparked a national debate in Britain about the poor quality of food served to the country's school children. Parents and teachers, outraged by the appallingly low nutritional value of school meals, are answering the challenge. Now, it appears, Prime Minister Tony Blair may too.

http://service.spiegel.de/cache/int...,348368,00.html

The show started to air tonight on swedish TV, and I was hooked from the start. A while back I was quite fed up with Jamie and his cooking shows. But he redeemed himself with the show in which he trained up ****ed up kids to be star chefs. That gave me a belief that he actually cared for these kids and what happened to them. This was by no means just a publicity stunt. The new show actually takes Jamies social conscience a step further, directly attacking the UK government and putting the searchlight on the vile crap that passes for school lunch in british schools.

I must give Jamie Oliver a big for this, for making a difference and making great TV at the same time

Jamies campaign for better food in public schools has itīs own webpage. http://www.feedmebetter.com/

	30-03-2005 03:57									#2
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Jamie Oliver is a tosser.

	30-03-2005 04:06									#3
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quote: Originally posted by Maquiladora Jamie Oliver is a tosser.

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quote: Originally posted by Maquiladora Jamie Oliver is a tosser.

A middle class fake cockney tosser

	30-03-2005 04:40									#5
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Youīre all a bunch of tossers that canīt see the greatness in Jamie. You can bugger of the lot of you

	30-03-2005 04:50									#6
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Jamie is a lot more famous and rich than me, and I make better food than him... Good for him

And to think, all he did was use the word "nekkid"!

	30-03-2005 05:00									#7
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You have to sell yourself better, Japher. Come on, put Jamie out of business. All you have to do is open a few restaurants...

	30-03-2005 05:05									#8
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Rick Stein
Simple but great coocking (terrible plate finishing though, ouch)

	30-03-2005 05:06									#9
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I'll market myself as "The Orgasmic Chef"!

I'll adopt an Asian accent, since accents are all the rave, and seeing how not many white dudes don't have asian accents I would certainly draw an eye or two.

I'll cook Italian/Mexican/American Californian Fussion cuisine, that I'll call IMAC... That'll draw the geeks; a pizza burrito with avacado.

I'll say things like "bang", "pop", "shazam" to make my food look AND taste better.

And I'll ware traditional Dutch clothing, just to be odd.

	30-03-2005 05:15									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Japher I'll market myself as "The Orgasmic Chef"!

Dont tell me, "a little bit of yourself in every recipe"

	30-03-2005 05:31									#11
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I put everything I have into each and everyone of my...uh... dishes

	30-03-2005 05:31									#12
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I was never a great fan of Jamie oliver, but this latest crusade of his has been very worthwhile i think. The story about the kids who only ate schooldinners and couldn't have a **** for 6 weeks because they lacked any kind of fibre in their diet, and ended up regurgitating faeces says about enough.

I like the way he tries to get the kids involved, and manages to turn some of them around.

It's amazing what certain kids eat normally, you wonder why the parents don't feed them better, but then you realise that britain has one of the fastest growing rates of obesity in europe, and you look at what people buy when you go to the supermarket. Pre-processed rubbish, ready meals, deep fried rubbish, sweets, crisps and fizzy drinks, and that about sums it up.

I know i won't let my kids eat that kind of rubbish when it comes to that stage.