Thursday, 23 October 2014  Jay Rayner, millionaire food snob,
tells poor families their food is too cheap...   It has become
something of a trend - millionaire cultural lefties popping up
to tell poor folk that they are paying too much for stuff. The
other day it was Vivienne Westwood railing about capitalism
while charging over a grand for a handbag. Now it's 'masterchef
judge' Jay Rayner - the doyenne of Guardian-reading food snobs -
who is telling the poor they should pay more for their dinner:
Families need to pay more for food and have become 'far too used
to paying too little', Masterchef judge Jay Rayner told MPs
today.  The food critic and author told a parliamentary
committee that food was too cheap to support British farmers.
He said: 'We pay too little. We're far too used to paying too
little. And the only way we have at our disposal, I think, to
secure a robust food supply is by investing in British farming
and that does mean consumers pay more and look for that label.'
Rayner even explained th