David Cameron 's kitchen counter admission that he will not run for a third term as Prime Minister has raised more questions than answers . But before we get to the nitty gritty of who will take over in 2020 - should Mr Cameron be re-elected in May - there is a far more pressing question to answer : Is his kitchen better than those of his political competitors ? Ed Miliband was the first to welcome cameras into his kitchen , and since then Nicola Sturgeon and the PM have both invited TV crews to snoop around the pantries of power . Scroll down to vote in our poll . David Cameron 's kitchen at his Oxfordshire home is bright and airy , with plenty of room to prepare meals . Ed Miliband 's 'functional kitchenette ' seems dingy and less homely in comparison to the Prime Minister 's . Equipped with a hob , two ovens and a sink , the Miliband 's second kitchen is said to be where they make 'tea and quick snacks ' Miliband , posing for a cup of tea with his wife Justine , lived to regret his photoshoot after it emerged that it was taken in the smaller of his two kitchens . The Labour leader insisted he preferred his 'functional kitchenette ' - complete with a hob , two ovens and a sink - while a family friend revealed it was mainly used for 'tea and quick snacks ' . The bland room , painted white with a grey floor , seems cold and rather dingy compared to the kitchens at the Prime Minister 's two homes . While many were listening intently to Mr Cameron 's revelation that he will not run for Britain 's highest office come 2020 , others were busy taking note of his family-sized kitchen at his Oxfordshire home . His practical kitchen includes a large worktop , which the Prime Minister used to chop up vegetables with BBC deputy political editor James Landale , as well as mod cons such as a blender and an ice-dispensing fridge-freezer . Showing the Tory leader 's sense of humour , some viewers of his bombshell interview may have spotted a red 'Calm Down Dear ' chopping board on the windowsill - a reference to when he landed himself in hot water by using the remark on Labour 's Angela Eagle in the Commons . David Cameron was pictured cutting up tomatoes in his kitchen , while another red chopping board with the phrase 'Calm Down Dear ' can just about be seen in the windowsill . The Prime Minister was also seen in his smart kitchen chopping tomatoes while chatting to BBC deputy political editor James Landale . The Camerons ' Downing Street kitchen is fully-stocked with food - as well as at least two bottles of wine . Which party leader has the best kitchen ? Which party leader has the best kitchen ? Now share your opinion . The Camerons ' kitchen in Downing Street was also fully-stocked when cameras were allowed in earlier this month , with wine bottles visible in the fridge and on the kitchen counter , next to a loaf of bread . Even Nicola Sturgeon , leader of the SNP , has had TV crews inside her house . Susanna Reid remarked that the First Minister 's spotless house looked like a 'show home ' as she sipped on a brew fresh from Ms Sturgeon 's coffee machine . Reid told her : 'We are in your lovely home now ... It 's immaculate . ' Ms Sturgeon replied : 'That 's because I had my husband up most of last night cleaning it . It 's not always this tidy . ' In one recent interview David Cameron was seen preparing dinner , but the best Ms Sturgeon could do was make a coffee . ' I 've never been very good in the kitchen , ' she admitted . ' I like Indian takeaway , ' she said , before joking : 'The fact we are on first names terms with the person who delivers it on a Friday night should n't allow you to read anything into my lifestyle . ' Posing in jeans , Nicola Sturgeon admitted she has never been any good in the kitchen as she made a coffee . The SNP leader invited Susanna Reid into her house near Glasgow so she could have a poke around .
David Cameron is the latest politician to let the TV cameras into his kitchen . He was interviewed in his Oxfordshire home 's open-plan dining area . The PM 's bright kitchen made for a stark comparison to Ed Miliband 's . His first kitchen - a 'functional kitchenette ' - appears dark and dingy . Nicola Sturgeon 's kitchen was yesterday described as 'immaculate '