Fast food lovers are outraged as Jamie Oliver calls for ban on 2-for-1 pizza specials

Robyn Brittow

6 years ago

(image: Jamie Oliver YouTube)

During Jamie Oliver’s quest to combat obesity in the UK, he met with the First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon on 16 May 2018 to ban 2-for-1 pizza specials and the internet is not happy.

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Twitter users are up in arms about the legislation to follow as some feel it is an attack on the working class people.

Amy on Twitter

Jamie Oliver MBE. Moron Of The British Empire. #JamieOliver #Pizza

Chris Kehoe on Twitter

Hmm, why would someone who owns a chain of struggling mid range Italian restaurants want to ban 2 for 1 pizzas? #JamieOliver

Kevin Billany on Twitter

jamieoliver the banning of 2 for 1 pizza isn’t an attack on the obease but on the poor.

Roddy ???? on Twitter

Jamie Oliver isn’t a good guy, making junk food more expensive without making healthy food less expensive isn’t the act of a man who cares about health. It is the act of a prick.

aileen houghton on Twitter

Too far Jamie! TOO FAR! #JamieOliver #pizza

Rob Taylor on Twitter

Maybe #jamieoliver should try and fix his failing restaurant chain, rather than sticking his nose into 2 for 1 pizza deals

Concerns have been raised as to why the chef, worth $365 million according to Fox News, has not fought to make healthier food items cheaper instead of banning fast foods. The goal is to eliminate child obesity by 2030.

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