Jamie Oliver
Celebrity chef and cookbook author

Born
May 27th, 1975
49 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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An English chef and author focused on healthy eating and cooking. Gained fame with the television show 'The Naked Chef', which popularized simple, fresh cooking. Founded the Fifteen restaurant, employing disadvantaged youth and training them in the culinary arts. Committed to improving school meals in the UK through campaigns and initiatives, aiming to educate children and parents about nutrition and cooking skills. Authored numerous cookbooks that emphasize fresh ingredients and accessible recipes.
Created the television series 'The Naked Chef'
Founded the Fifteen restaurant
Led campaigns for healthier school meals
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