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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chulley, rounding off food week.

It's been an awful lot of fun this week. I hope you've managed to catch as well as catch

the bits on the podcast, but some of the other bits on the show as well, so we just had a lot of fun.

And if you look at my Twitter account, you can see where I've been baking like a Prime Minister.

We did Geron Majors, Gingerbread Man, Tony Blair's Chocolate Cake, Gordon Brown's,

Rumble Death Thumbs. It's probably in the squeak, but miserable. David Cameron's pastor,

Antoine's May Scons. So you can see all those online as well.

Coming up today, we ran things off. We head to restaurants. We've got Tom Kerrich, the chef,

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