TV cooking show host uses leftover foods to create nutritious meals


"I've not tried fried crickets or grasshoppers. I would be open to try them but I would never, never eat cockroaches," says Sarah Benjamin.

Popular Singaporean cook and television food host Sarah Benjamin has a Master’s degree in Sociology and Politics. Yet one wonders why she chose to be a television cooking show host.

“It’s a misconception that when you study politics, you want to be a politician. It’s about understanding the world. I never wanted to be a politican,” she said, in an interview with Star2.

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