Visit the International Community Day in the spirit of good food and love of cooking: that’s what you should do on 15-16 May. The aim of Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution movement is to help the younger generation to discover the joy and opportunities of cooking, and Jamie also emphasizes that people should choose unprocessed products from local sources as possible. So why hesitate?

This movement will be held in a lot of places around the world (in 62 different countries!) on May 15, in Hungary with programs as informative lectures about healthy food, cooking, star chefs, yoga and Eco Health Day.

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About the movement itself: the Food Revolution Day is fighting to put compulsory practical food education on the school curriculum, because worldwide there are more than 42 million children under the age of 5 who are overweight or obese. With diet-related diseases rising at an alarming rate, it has never been more important to educate children about food, where it comes from and how it affects their bodies.

This is so important to Jamie, that he and his supporters also launched a petition, which was signed by nearly 800,000 people from all over the world, including several famous personalities such as Jennifer Aniston and Kate Winslet.

http://www.foodrevolutionday.com