A post shared on social media purports that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer claimed that he enjoys making ham and pasta bake for his Jewish wife.

Verdict: False

The claim is inaccurate.

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A Facebook post claims that Starmer talked about cooking ham and pasta bake for his family despite previous claims of dietary restrictions. The post shared an image of white text on a blue background.

The post reads, “Starmer yesterday on GMTV, saying he likes to cook on Saturday for his family. He said he loves cooking ham and pasta bake. Really? He’s wife’s Jewish and won’t eat pork! Another lie!”

The caption further claims, “More lies. He’s a pescatarian & his wife is a vegetarian.”

The claim is inaccurate. During a TV appearance just a few days ago, Starmer did say that he cooks a “handmade sauce” for his pasta bake.

Starmer’s wife is Jewish, according to The Times of Israel. She is also a vegetarian did not let their children eat meat until they were 10 years old, according to Daily Mail.  On podcast “Table Manners,” Starmer claimed that he gave up meat several years ago. (RELATED: No, Keir Starmer Did Not Call London A ‘Great Muslim City’)

This is not the first time misinformation has circulated online. Check Your Fact recently debunked a claim Greta Thunberg held an anti-Semitic sign.