Jo Wood to use organic food in 'pop up' restaurant
Jo Wood is planning to open a new restaurant in her home which will use only organic and natural food.
The ex-wife of rocker Ronnie Wood said she has big plans for the future, including a new culinary venture.
In an interview with the Daily Mail the 52 year old, who has recently starred in Strictly Come Dancing, revealed that she will set up a 'pop up' restaurant in her house called Mrs Paisley's Christmas Lashings.
Jo plans to give all the money from the restaurant to charity, opening it for two weeks in the front hall of her home.
"It will all be eco-sustainable and organic food," the celebrity told the newspaper.
Jo is not the only celebrity to speak out in favour of organic food recently, as presenter Donna Air recently backed a campaign to get more people to drink organic milk.
The TV star joined the Organic Milk Supplier's Cooperative in the scheme, saying that natural beauty is about what people eat and drink, rather than makeup.
By James Mould
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