Revealed: Kids meals at Jamie Oliver's Italian restaurants contain MORE calories and fat than dishes at Burger King and Pizza Hut - despite the chef's campaign against junk food adverts - low calorie dishes at italian restaurants

He is currently leading a campaign to prevent children from being bombarded with junk food ads on TV.
But FEMAIL can reveal that some children's meals at Jamie Oliver's chain of restaurants contain more calories, fat and sugar than similar dishes from some of the largest fast food giants.
The children's burger at Jamie's Italian branch is served with sweet potato fries and salad, with up to 452 calories, 18 grams of fat and 18 grams of sugar.
Burger King kids burger on the other hand-
Apple slices "friends" can be matched in children's meals "--
It contains 250 calories, 6 grams of sugar and 9 grams of fat.
With his virus # AdEnough campaign, Jamie has been calling on the government to introduce a nine o'clock P. M. watershed for fast food ads on TV, while also urging fast food chains to stop promoting until then.
However, some of Jamie's Italian chain's dishes may be more calorie and fattening than the similar foods of Giants he targets in the Crusades, before FEMAIL conducts his own research, this was highlighted on Twitter.
The children's Margaret pizza at Jamie's Italian restaurant contains 374 calories and 11 grams of fat.
Meanwhile, the little hero thin pizza Margherita on Pizza Hut contains 327 calories and 10 calories.
3 grams of fat, gluten free in a pot, about 100 more.
Jamie's Italian children's burger is big and small.
It contains 452 calories.
200 more than Burger King children's Burgers
The small one is 370.
Sweet potato fries and salad are served here.
Burger King is only worth a burger, but an apple fries with 30 calories and 0 grams of fat is still less than Jamie's burger meal.
However, a Burger King children's burger meal has only a small portion of french fries with 470 calories and 19 grams of fat, making it less healthy than Jamie's Italian burger meal.
After Jamie Oliver called on Burger King and Pizza Hut last week to move their ads to a Twitter watershed.
He wrote: "Burger King!
I 've # AdEnough our kids got hit by ads for high salt, fat and sugar food and I'm on a mission to sort it out.
Will you support me?
I think there will be a lot of love for the burger giant on the right side of this fight.
He also made the same request for Pizza Hut and wrote: "I want to know how much forwarding is needed to transfer the ad to where after the watershed?
His message was forwarded only 139 times.
A spokesman for Jamie Oliver said the restaurant's children's menu has won the healthiest soil association award on the commercial street in the past six years.
Jamie's Italian said on its website that at least "30 percentage points" in the menu are made up of "very healthy choices.
With regard to children's meals, it added: "Each meal is fully balanced and contains all the food groups that children in growth need.
All foods are in line with our healthy eating goals for children and contain at least two of the five fruits and vegetables recommended by children every day.
In the past few years, fast food chains have also taken steps to introduce more healthy foods.
Give the kids an apple fries.
Apple slices shaped like chips
Among the Burger King and Pizza Hut kids, there is a little hero meal, including a salad.
Jamie's # AdEnough event has seen stars including Amanda Holden, Claudia silver and Richard Branson share their photos on social media.
Celebrity-
Including Finn Coton, Paloma Faith, and cold-footed actors --
Arguing about the only ads
The interceptors children currently have are covering their eyes.
Jamie explained his campaign on his blog, saying: "Children are bombarded every day --in, day-
There are advertisements for food and drinks that contain a lot of unhealthy fats, sugar and salt.
They are everywhere on the Internet, on TV, on the streets and on public transport.
He continued: "It's time for us to put children's health first.
I call on the government to launch the watershed for junk food ads on TV at nine o'clock P. M. and give proper control over the ads that children see on the Internet, on the street and on public transport.
A spokesperson for Jamie Oliver said: "Over the past 6 years, our kids menu has received the best kids menu from the soil society on the street.
This is a balanced meal with roasted sweet potato fries and salad.
For adults, there are healthy options in our menu.
Comparison of BK children's burgers with small fries (
Cals 470, fat 19G, sat fat 6g)
And the big boy's burger, sweet potato corner and salad (
452 cards, 18 grams of fat, 6 grams of sat)
We also have a small choice (
370 calories, 14 grams of fat, 4 grams of sat fat).