With Trump coming to office, First Lady Merlania has become the focus again. A video recently exposed revealed her daily dietary habits. Not only does she have no Hanbao or Kele, she also eats 7 servings of fruit every day. Inside Edition, the 2019...
With Trump coming to office, First Lady Merlania has become the focus again. A video recently exposed revealed her daily dietary habits. Not only does she have no Hanbao or Kele, she also eats 7 servings of fruit every day.
Inside Edition, the 2019 TV program Inside Edition reported the content of Melania's daily menu and her "simple and healthy" diet, including breakfast, which consists of milkshakes made of spinach, croquette, blueberry, apple juice and fat-free style.
In addition to the rich milkshakes, this former model also eats seven fresh fruits every day, saying that her favorite is apple and peaches. Of course, like everyone else, she would sometimes put herself in a bit of dark chocolate and "osceles" for ice cream, but she would control the portion size.
When staying in New York, Melania's favorite dining place is naturally Jean-Georges, a French restaurant on Trump's building. The program says nothing cheered her up more than the Parmesan cheese grilled chicken steak. Although this dish has now disappeared from the restaurant menu, the price was as high as US$68.
During the White Palace period, Melania continued the tradition of the former First Lady and invited elementary school students to enter the garden built by Michelle. At an event in 2017, Melania told more than a dozen children who came to visit that she pursued a healthy diet "because it reflects your spirit and body"; she also encouraged her children to eat more fruits and vegetables.
Melania's passion for healthy food is in a strong contrast with Trump. It is no secret that this incoming former president likes to eat McDonald and KFC. During his previous job as a White House, he even had a button to inform the butler to give him a glass of Diet Coke while he was working; his other favorites were steak, crab and cobb salad.
After a new report, Melania and Kennedy Jr., appointed secretary of health and public services, are trying to change Trump's dietary habits to make him healthier; eat less McKinsey and KFC, and eat more lean protein, salads and vegetables.
Responsible editor: Gu Zihuan
