Adele Revealed That She Eats Junk Food At Last Once A Week!

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Adele has been in the news for many months as her new album has just been released, with songs inspired by her recent divorce. Not long ago she surprised her audience with the sudden change in her appearance. However, despite her efforts, there are some -bad- eating habits that she finds difficult to eliminate. Who are they; Junk food and even from a well-known chain, McDonald’s. Fries, Chicken Wings, and Big Mac.
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The famous star lost a lot of weight, following the Sirtfood diet. Of course, she was always beautiful and glamorous, with or without extra pounds. However, as she once stated, she did it for herself.

As she mentioned in her recent interview with British Vogue, the… deadly trio for the well-known singer is: fries, chicken wings and big mac. He even admits that he cannot resist the temptation to eat them at least once a week.

Otherwise, Adele is cooking. As she mentioned in the same interview, she started learning basic recipes from an early age as when she first lived alone she started ordering constantly and this did not help her financially! Jamie Oliver is her “mentor” in cooking through his book “30 Minute Meals”.

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