Jennifer Aniston opens up about ‘sudden’ cheat day treats
Jennifer Aniston spills on her cheat day essentials
Jennifer Aniston isn’t afraid to give fans a peek at her cheat day.
The Friends star, known for her well-toned physique since she started acting, opened up to People Magazine about feasting on her ‘comfort foods’ when she breaks from her low-carb diet.
Speaking of her new book Cooking With Clydeo, the actress enthused about whipping up “pizza nights, burgers, or Mexican food.”
She told the outlet, “I’ll go to my favorite restaurant with some girlfriends, have a martini, and a delicious meal.”
The Murder Mystery also highlighted her favourite recipe from the book Enchilada Bites, adding, “It’s guilt-free, because they’re just little bites.”
“You can stretch it into two bites, but definitely, definitely yummy, yummy, yummy.”
A source once told Us Weekly magazine about Jen’s ‘protein-oriented’ meals and regular exercise.
“Jen's meals are rich in protein with a healthy amount of carbs, and she also indulges in treats and cheat days.
“If she wants to enjoy a dirty martini or tequila, she'll splurge. It's no big deal.”
Previously, Aniston admitted she even sips a martini to make the most of her cheat day.
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