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Articles Jamie Oliver Still Isn't Offering Real Solutions, But Maybe That's Fine From Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution to Beyoncé, Battling Childhood Obesity The new season of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution probably won't offer any practical solutions to childhood obesity. But maybe it only needs to be fun.Peter Smith14 Apr, 2011
Articles Why Doesn't the Los Angeles Unified School District Want Jamie Oliver's Help? LAUSD has banned the popular chef from filming the second season of Food Revolution in the city's public schools. What gives?Liz Dwyer15 Jan, 2011
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Articles GOOD Design Daily: 17 Ways to Get Kids to Eat Healthy Food IDEO's problem-solving platform OpenIDEO publishes the findings from its first challenge: Jamie Oliver's quest to introduce kids to healthy eating.Alissa Walker03 Nov, 2010
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