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Celebrity
Chefs Slam The Nation's Food Critics In Ingredients Challenge
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A team
of the UK's most popular celebrity chefs reigned supreme at a blind
taste challenge to test their knowledge of ingredients at Taste of
London.
Whilst the team of critics,
including Tom Parker Bowles, Matthew Fort and Tracey MacLeod were
unable to recognise some everyday items such as flageolet beans and
goat meat, the winning team that comprised Antonio Carluccio, Oliver
Rowe and Anna Hansen successfully identified unusual items such as
sea urchin, dragon fruit and roasted scorpions.
Compere Bill Knott, said: "Under
the watchful eye of a live audience, the teams happily put
themselves up for scrutiny and, in the case of sampling a roasted
scorpion from Thailand, some less than pleasant taste sensations!
Their willing participation has been invaluable in helping raise
awareness of Action Against Hunger and the vital funds it generates
to fight hunger and malnutrition worldwide."
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The taste challenge, in support
of humanitarian organisation Action Against Hunger, took place in the
Live Demonstration Theatre at Taste of London in Regent's Park. Each
team member was blindfolded and asked to identify a selection of
mystery ingredients.
Throughout October, and centred
around World Food Day on the 16th, restaurants, chefs and food
critics nationwide join forces to raise money for Action Against
Hunger. Restaurants support the campaign by adding 50p on a special
dish, or 50p-£2 on customers' bills. www.restaurantsagainsthunger.org.uk
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