Jamie Oliver says he's baffled by the fact young people don't want to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The TV chef, 47, muses how he believes "British kids and young people don't want to work in kitchens" these days while reflecting on his own childhood helping his parents out in their Essex pub.
Jamie explains how there's a "real happiness to be had" in the kitchen as he recalls how he only became a culinary master due to repetition and spending many a hour by a stove as a young lad.