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Britain?s poorest families could save money and enjoy more nutritional meals by eating stale bread, Jamie Oliver has suggested.
The multi-millionaire chef said most low-income families do not know how to feed themselves properly and instead choose expensive options such as ready meals. Oliver, 38, who has an estimated fortune of ?150m, said that he finds it ?hard to talk about modern-day poverty.?
In an interview with The Radio Times he said he was "not judgemental" of poor families and pointed to his experiences of people on low incomes whilst filming his previous TV show.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...er-tells-poor-to-eat-stale-bread-8785062.html
The multi-millionaire chef said most low-income families do not know how to feed themselves properly and instead choose expensive options such as ready meals. Oliver, 38, who has an estimated fortune of ?150m, said that he finds it ?hard to talk about modern-day poverty.?
In an interview with The Radio Times he said he was "not judgemental" of poor families and pointed to his experiences of people on low incomes whilst filming his previous TV show.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...er-tells-poor-to-eat-stale-bread-8785062.html