Jamie Oliver has criticised chefs who use foul language, despite coming under fire for swearing on-screen himself.
Oliver, 36, previously sparked viewers' complaints in the UK after swearing more than 20 times during an episode of Ministry Of Food, in which he dished out healthy cooking advice to the residents of Rotherham.
But, while not naming Gordon Ramsay, who is known for losing his temper and uttering profanities, Oliver said: "I don't like chefs that go round shouting and swearing.
"If they treated my students like that they'd get pans round their heads. You can't do it," he told the Radio Times magazine.
"Working with kids who have had a difficult time, you can't bully them, because that's all they've ever had. You've got to make it as fun as possible."