Mine is also Jamie Oliver, but for different reasons! When I was in primary school (aged 5-11) I saw loads of changes to our school meals and tuck shop, no longer could we buy sweets and instead out only option was fruit! This was due to the Jamie Oliver healthy school meals takeover! Despite not being happy at the time it’s probably done me good in long run.

For me that sounds so odd, buying sweets in school I mean.

That does not happen in swedish schools, not the ones I have been at at least. 

But as I understand it from that show, it's common in the US at least.

I used to buy only cookies for lunch in middle and high school  A proper meal was like 3-5$ and three large cookies were only a dollar, so I chose cookies almost everyday.

#3 ah, that might be the difference. School lunch in Sweden is 100% free Edit up to gymnasiet (12:th year)

#1 Jamie Oliver and school meals are almost synonymous in the UK, for better or for worse. I'll never forget the way in which turkey dinosaurs were taken off the menu 

#5 that must have been traumatic Jordan! 😅😆

In the UK certain people are allowed free school if they're parents income is below a certain amount. There's a big application process and it sometimes meant that people who needed were unable to get them and those you didn't did but overall the system was good.

#6 It was! My sisters had hyped them up for years before I went to primary school, then they had gone like as soon as I got there! 7 Year old me was in bits

#8 tragic!!! 😭

I grew up hearing about Julia Child. She was probably the first Celebrity Chef ever. But her Chefdom, (yes, I made up that word), lasted for many, many years. Her rise to Chefdom was quite interesting. You should Netflix the movie based on her if you ever get a chance.

#10 whats the name of that movie?

First celebrity chef, hmm… The first ones I remember now was Eric Lallerstedt and Jan Boris-Möller, but I think I was an adult when they became famous.

Julie and Julia is the name of the movie.

If you like shows about chefs and cooking any featuring Gordon Ramsey are a good laugh.

#13 That sounds interesting! Is it more like a movie or a documentary?

#13 thanks #14 I don't like Gordon Ramsay so much

I grew up watching Emeril Lagasse religiously with my family and I think that is where I really got the knack for Italian cooking.

#16 I find he is quite the marmite person, you love him or you hate him. Can I ask why?

#18 I can only judge from what I have seen but the shows I have seen has little or nothing about food but it's more about him yelling at People

#19 haha you're not wrong there, he is famous for that! But his youtube channel offers some good recipes and techniques. It is just him in a kitchen with no-one to yell at.

#18 Yeah that's true! But yeah #20 is right, his Youtube channel offers some great recipes and tutorials.