Sanjay Dwidedi has said that he hopes he can capitalise on his television fame by reducing the amount of processed food fed to children and promoting healthy eating.

The chef appeared on Britain's edition of Iron Chef in May, which was previously aired in America and Japan, though now he wants people to make a "change in their lifestyle", according to Your Local Guardian.

He also told the website: "My plan is to show some really simple and healthy dishes parents can cook for the whole family."

This news comes after a Rotherham food store unveiled by Jamie Oliver announced that it was to reopen.

The Ministry of Food shop was elevated into public interest after Jamie Oliver used it as a base for his Ministry of Food TV show that was aired in 2008.

Now, the shop has been revamped as a social enterprise with an aim to help local residents learn to cook.