The Food Revolution is in Your Living Room
Alright, I’m admitting it here first that I have yet to watch Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution.
I know, bad, bad me. But don’t worry – I’ve been a fan of his ever since I saw a BBC special he did a few years ago, going into schools in Britain and finding similar results to those in the US:
I’m also relatively impressed ABC gave this show a go. And in the food circles in which I run around, people seem to be digging it. But I haven’t heard much in the way of specifics.
Could Oliver actually stimulate a change in the school lunch system in America like he did in his home country? Now THAT would be impressive.
Alright, those of you that have watched the show, I’m dying to hear your thoughts. Talk it up or down in the comments.
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Christine Garvin holds a Masters degree in Holistic Health Education and is a certified Nutrition Educator. She is co-editor of Confronting Love and has written for a variety of health, travel, and relationship sites and magazines. When she is not writing, she gives wellness consultations and choreographs and performs hip-hop and bhangra routines. She currently calls Black Mountain, NC home. Follow her on Twitter @livingwholesoul or on her FB page.
Since his Naked Chef days Jamie has always been one of my most ardent hetero-man crushes. I am glad to see him taking on the juggernaut of the school lunch system…good luck Sir Jamie!!
Did you know most American school lunches are provided by the same company that feeds incarcerated prisoners?
Almost too ironic.
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