The researchers refused to say which chefs' recipes they tes

The researchers refused to say which chefs' recipes they tested,but said they had sampled randomly from best-selling books and websites in such a way as to ensure a balanced representation of different types of meals."This study is not about naming and shaming celebrity chefs.However,given the level of trust the public tends to place in the nutritional integrity of these cooks' recipes it's important to highlight where they're falling short of healthy eating benchmarks," Costa said.