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The problem with Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's war on obesity

13 April 2021

3:43 PM

13 April 2021

3:43 PM

With his little round spectacles and earnest expression, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is the Penfold to Jamie Oliver’s Dangermouse. Both men have been largely forced out of the restaurant business due to public indifference and now spend their time writing endless cook books and lobbying the government for tougher laws on food that is deemed high in salt, sugar and fat.

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