A Scottish chef who cooks meals in his sleep is getting medical help because his wife is worried that he might burn down his house.
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31 Mar 2006 - 12:00 AM  UPDATED 22 Aug 2013 - 12:18 PM

Robert Wood, 55, gets up four or five times a week while asleep and heads to the kitchen.

There he makes omelettes, stir fries and chips while still in a deep slumber.

He has been sleepcooking for 40 years. But wife Eleanor is becoming increasingly worried about having a major accident.

Once he tried to fill a small bowl with a whole box of cereal and carton of milk.

It’s been suggested that the snoozey chef should start up a business catering for slumber parties.