Unbelievable facts
Many famous personalities have habits and rituals that are strange for an ordinary person.
Below we will tell you about the most unusual eating habits of celebrities.
1) Actor Nicolas Cage stopped eating pork because, in his opinion, the copulations of these animals are “dirty and ugly”
In 2010, the actor gave an interview to The Sun, in which he admitted that he did not like eating meat from animals that mate in such a disgusting way.
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“In my opinion, fish and birds are very good at procreation. But I hate to see pigs do that. That's why I don't eat pork, and I love fish and poultry very much,” Cage said.
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2) Renee Zellweger “eats” ice cubes during the day
According to the actress herself, the main product of her daily diet is ice.
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“I eat ice cubes easily because, oddly enough, they fill me up. At the same time, I don't have to eat anything else. Thanks to this, I keep my figure normal,” said Rene.
3) For Mark Zuckerberg, 2011 was marked by the meat of animals that he killed himself
In 2011, Fortune magazine published an interview with the founder of Facebook, in which Mark said that he eats exclusively meat from animals killed by his own hands.
“This is an important personal achievement for me because I've begun to appreciate food that I hadn't even thought about before. We have long forgotten that thousands of living creatures die on the planet every day so that people have something to eat.”
“We must not forget the huge sacrifice that the animal world regularly makes for our benefit.”
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“Today I'm practically a vegetarian. The surest source of animal protein for me is creatures that I personally killed. This is an extremely important experience in my life, because now I only eat healthy food grown by my own hands, and it doesn't matter whether it's a baby or a seed.”
“I'm always interested in information about ecological farming and animal breeding,” said Mark.
But, a year after this interview, Zuckerberg again became “universal” about animal food, stressing that he is no longer a supporter of the “eat what you kill” principle.
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4) Steve Jobs could eat the same foods for several weeks
According to Stephen Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson, the famous Apple founder could only eat 1 or 2 foods, such as apples or carrots, for weeks.
It is said that he sometimes went so far with carrots that his skin turned bright orange.
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Jobs was sure that thanks to this diet, his body did not exude the standard “soul” of human flesh. That's why he did bath treatments only once a week.
5) Stephen King must eat cheesecake before creating another horror movie
Before starting to create the next work, the writer had to try fresh cheesecake. King also talks about his aversion to slippery products.
“I don't understand the taste of oysters, it's extremely unpleasant to put this viscous live mass into yourself,” he says.
6) Henry Ford was very fond of eating the weeds that grew in his yard
Ford treated the human body the same way he treated the cars he built. He believed that, like any other mechanism, our body needs fuel, which it can easily get from the environment.
For these reasons, the automagnat itself
never visited grocery stores, but preferred to refuel with grass and weeds, ecological fuel that grew right outside his house.
7) Playboy founder Hugh Hefner ate only what his chef cooked while away from home
Hefner takes his models to expensive restaurants, but he never even touches food prepared by a chef not his favorite.
“My “girls” can order whatever they want, but my menu has long been known in advance — these are baked potatoes and lamb chops that are brought to me freshly cooked,” – reveals the creator of the sexual revolution.
8) Charles Darwin tasted a piece of almost every living thing he discovered
The author of the theory of evolution was so keen on studying the world of animals that he did not deny himself
the pleasure to taste many of them, including many representatives exotics (iguanas, turtles, owls, nandu).
It turns out that as a student at Cambridge University, he joined a foodie club. The main mission of the club was to “aesthetically” eat the maximum number of rare animals on planet Earth.