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Meet the two-year-old chef who can cook spaghetti bolognaise, chilli con carne - and a full roast dinner.<br/><br/>Oswyn Thomas can also make shortbread, cookies, brownies, jelly, a banana split, Welsh cakes and pancakes.<br/><br/>The toddler started cooking when she was 11 months old alongside her mum Madison, 28.<br/><br/>When she was born, Madison said she didn't bond with Oswyn as much as she wanted to so started cooking with her for some one on one time.<br/><br/>Over the years she has cooked spaghetti bolognaise, chili con carne and Welsh cakes and the list is still growing.<br/><br/>Oswyn will take charge in the kitchen, by measuring out the ingredients and knowing when the food is cooked.<br/><br/>As well as being a master in the kitchen, Oswyn is a super fan of Gordon Ramsey and Gino D'Acampo and will watch them on TV every day.<br/><br/>Madison, a stay at home mum, from Pembrokeshire, South West Wales, said: \
Meet the two-year-old chef who can cook spaghetti bolognaise, chilli con carne - and a full roast dinner.<br/><br/>Oswyn Thomas can also make shortbread, cookies, brownies, jelly, a banana split, Welsh cakes and pancakes.<br/><br/>The toddler started cooking when she was 11 months old alongside her mum Madison, 28.<br/><br/>When she was born, Madison said she didn't bond with Oswyn as much as she wanted to so started cooking with her for some one on one time.<br/><br/>Over the years she has cooked spaghetti bolognaise, chili con carne and Welsh cakes and the list is still growing.<br/><br/>Oswyn will take charge in the kitchen, by measuring out the ingredients and knowing when the food is cooked.<br/><br/>As well as being a master in the kitchen, Oswyn is a super fan of Gordon Ramsey and Gino D'Acampo and will watch them on TV every day.<br/><br/>Madison, a stay at home mum, from Pembrokeshire, South West Wales, said: \
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