Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney Guess How Much I Love You is a British children's book written by Sam McBratney and illustrated by Anita Jeram. It is the story of two Nutbrown Hares, Big Nutbrown Hare and Little Nutbrown Hare

, because I think it’s what they’re so used to. But they always have an opinion on the food they eat – they are mini critics in the making. .There’s a real celebrity scene among chefs these days. Do you meet up often with fellow fathers, Gordon Ramsay

What’s your earliest food memory? Sunday roasts with my family – I’ve never seen a man eat as much as my grandfather – and crab sandwiches on the windswept Cornish coast are my fondest food memories.What foods did you like and dislike as a child? I

felt happy and relaxed when I was cooking with her. She taught me that cooking and eating uses all your senses. It was without a doubt because of my mum that I ended up with a career in food. What was the first thing you ever cooked? How did it taste

….just to name a couple. I suppose the moral of the story is, listen-up! (Mind you, today I still have selective hearing, mainly around the words ‘will you’ and ‘hoover please?’).If you could go to the moon for one day, who would you take with you and why

anything, so I knew that I could eat a devilled egg, so I got like eight devilled eggs and sat down with my plate. I bit into one and it didn’t taste anything like my grandmother’s and I didn’t know what to do so I dumped the eggs in this plant pot

as an outdoor kid. I could spend hours on my own drawing, playing with my two favourite dolls, Maxine and Fackeeka (my mum begged me to change her name, only now do I see why!!) and dressing up and torturing my brother with my sister!What did you want to be when

you to become a chef?I really got interested in baking with my mother and I used to help dad with the gardening, planting and cultivating vegetables and fruit. I was the youngest of six children there were three sisters and three brothers, so I grew up

agenda but believes the message ended up backfiring. Psychotherapist Em Farrell believes the current focus on obesity has been hugely damaging for children. "The Government response was to make obesity a lifestyle issue. It's your fault if you

, which would you be and why? I would be a marble pop, I have always loved the look of marbles. How many can you eat in one sitting? At the beginning I could eat about three in a sitting – making 200 of these a day for the last nine months has decreased