This is Donald Trump's diet: two Big Macs, two fried fish sandwiches and a chocolate shake
The president of the United States is also a recognized germophobic and does not eat anything that has previously been opened by someone else.
Two Big Macs, two fish fry sandwiches, and a chocolate shake. This is the menu Donald Trump asks for when he walks into McDonalds, one of his favorite fast food restaurants. The likes of the president during the electoral campaign have come to light in the book "Let Trump Be Trump", written by two former advisers to then-presidential candidate Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie.
The Trump diet, which is loaded with fat and salt, assumes an intake of 2,420 calories in a single meal, about the recommended amount for a man for the whole day.
Meals aboard the president's plane were also monopolized by junk food. "There were four major food groups on Trump's plane: McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, pizza and Diet Coke," they have reported in his book, which the Washington Post has had access to.
But there is still more. According to these two former advisers, the president of the United States is a recognized germophobic who would not eat anything that has been previously opened. So he asked that the plane's pantry be filled with packets of cookies and other snacks.
