She started by peeling potatoes, now she is one of Britain's best-known online chefs

Newseze Wire·Sun, Oct 18, 6:17 AMWire: BBC Birmingham

Poppy O'Toole says the foundations of her success were laid much closer to home in the Midlands.

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She started by peeling potatoes, now she is one of Britain's best-known online chefs

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