Chris Bavin is a British television presenter, food writer, and food campaigner. He is best known for presenting the BBC's Eat Well for Less and Britain's Best Home Cook. He is also the founder of the food waste campaign, Waste Not Want Not. Bavin was born in London and grew up in Surrey. He studied at the University of Reading, where he gained a degree in Food Science and Nutrition. After graduating, he worked as a food buyer for Waitrose and then as a food writer for BBC Good Food Magazine. Bavin is passionate about food and nutrition, and is an advocate for healthy eating. He has written several books on the subject, including Eat Well for Less: Family Feasts on a Budget and The Family Kitchen: Delicious, Nutritious Food for Everyone. He also regularly appears on television and radio shows, discussing food and nutrition. Bavin is also a passionate campaigner for reducing food waste. He founded the Waste Not Want Not campaign in 2018, which aims to reduce food waste in the UK. He has also worked with the government to introduce a new food waste reduction target. Chris Bavin is an inspiring figure in the food industry, and his work has helped to raise awareness of the importance of healthy eating and reducing food waste.