Lizzo Just Went Totally Vegan, Here's What She Eats In A Day
It took me years to learn that I don't need to be thinner to be happy and that healthy can also look thicc AF. Wellness isn't a destination, issa journey and after making a major lifestyle change to level up her diet and elevate her fitness, Lizzo knows this well. In a series of posts on TikTok, the 32-year-old singer revealed her recent transition to veganism and said that although it hasn't been easy, her physical well-being is totally worth it. She captioned one video:
"As a new vegan, I'm enjoying exploring flavors from plants & plant-based proteins! Every journey is personal & deserves to be celebrated."
In her latest collection of Tik Tok videos, Lizzo has been diligently spilling the tea on all of the plant-based products that keep her feeling good as hell and we are taking notes. With small lifestyle changes like switching out her hot cheetos for hummus and veggie puffs, Lizzo says that her increased amount of time at home has allowed her to put her culinary skills to the test to curb her cravings.
Along with vegan bacon with maple syrup, mushroom meatballs, and plant-based scrambled eggs, here are a few more of Lizzo's go-to recipes:
Breakfast
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Ingredients:
- Coconut water
- Kale or spinach
- Frozen fruit
Lunch
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Ingredients:
- Kale
- Red cabbage
- Broccoli
- Avocado
- White onions
- Carrots
Snack
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"I used to eat a lot of hot Cheetos, but that wasn't good for my acid-reflux. These are Cheeto-alternative I love that's vegan and I dip them in hummus. Badda-boom badda-snack!"
Ingredients:
- Hummus
- Lesser Evil Paleo Puffs
Dinner
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Ingredients:
- Mushroom balls mixed with truffles and chickpeas
- Quinoa
- Leftover lunch salad
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Tyler James Williams Explains Why His And Quinta Brunson 'Abbott Elementary' Characters Should Remain Friends
While Abbott Elementary fans are hoping that Janine and Gregory end up together, the show’s star has another take. Tyler James Williams plays Gregory on the Emmy award-winning sitcom, and he recently stopped by The Jennifer Hudson Show to share his point of view on his storyline with Janine, which Quinta Brunson plays.
“I hate to say it. I know that everybody’s always mad at me for this. I don’t necessarily want to see them together,” he revealed. “It’s partially an actor’s choice, but also somebody who, like, I read a lot of scripts all the time. I watch a lot of TV, a lot of film. I don’t think that we see displays of platonic love between two people often. I think it’s really easy to go right to they have feelings for each other, therefore they should be together. I like this dynamic of exploring withholding that and just actively loving each other where they are. That I like to see more.”
If you recall, they were co-workers who became friends but were secretly crushing on each other. They’ve had many awkward run-ins during and after school, like the unforgettable club scene where they were dancing nervously with each other in season one, and in season two, they finally kiss. However, it only made things even more awkward, and they decided to just be friends. Tyler further explained why he thinks it’s important to showcase that type of relationship on screen.
“I think it’s time for that. I think TV allows people to see things that could be their lives for the first time, and I think seeing a healthy friendship that is deeply caring about one another in a work atmosphere needs to be shown more than the relationship,” he concluded.
Abbott Elementary comes on every Wednesday at 9 p.m. EST on ABC.
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