Masterchef's Gregg Wallace up for I'm A Celebrity but says he needs big fee offer
dailystar.co.ukI’m A Celebrity bosses revealed plans this week for the show to return to Australia later this year.After a stint on Strictly in 2014 – where he was the first voted off – Gregg reckons he would fare better in the jungle than on the dance floor.He says: “I would do I’m A Celebrity but they’d have to pay me enough.“I’d have to talk to my agent, but we can come up with a number.“I haven’t been anywhere for two years.
I’d love to go somewhere, even if I do have to eat locusts.“Sleeping bag out in the forest? I would love it.”Today marks the beginning of Food Waste Action Week, which aims to highlight that UK households are throwing away 6.6million tonnes of grub a year – 4.5million of which is still edible.Gregg, a former greengrocer, has teamed up with Love Food Hate Waste, who created a food planet visual representation of our wasteful habits.Gregg says: “We all want to stop damaging the environment and none of us are aware how much wasting food is impacting on the environment.“When I talk to people, many believe it’s the responsibility of multinational corporations, but actually it’s us.“We want people power and we can save the planet.
Properly take time to plan your meals for the week.“We’ve deliberately de-skilled the population since the end of World War Two.“Have you heard we’re all cash rich but time poor?
Are we b*****ks. I am giving you and everybody else a blueprint for saving the planet but you don’t have time? Does that suit someone who used to sell you a carrot for a ha’penny, who now sells you a chopped-up carrot for £2.50?“We need to reintroduce cookery back into schools for an hour a week for the ages between five to 16.”Since becoming a dad again at 55, when wife Anne-Marie gave birth two years ago to.
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