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Lizzo Goes Vegan

Lizzo is now vegan. She recently shared a TikTok video featuring what she eats in a day as a new vegan, to show her followers what plant-based eating looks like.

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Lizzo is now vegan. She recently shared a TikTok video featuring what she eats in a day as a new vegan, to show her followers what plant-based eating looks like.

 

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In the video, Lizzo starts her day with a breakfast smoothie (greens, coconut water and frozen fruit), followed by lunch, a fresh salad featuring veggies and avocado for healthy fats. Her snacks include hummus and Lesser Evil Paleo Puffs as a vegan alternative to her favorite Hot Cheetos for a healthier option after lunch. Dinner is high protein chickpeas, Shroomeats mushroom balls, quinoa, and leftover salad with a diet cola. Afterward, she whips up a protein smoothie (with frozen strawberries, peanut butter, oats, oat milk, and vegan protein powder). Lizzo ends the video asking for justice for Breonna Taylor.

In addition to the recent TikTok video featuring what she eats in a day, Lizzo celebrated Juneteenth this year by ordering from her favorite Black-owned LA restaurants. She shared to TikTok several of the vegan dishes, including tacos and pasta from Plate of Hue; chicken tenders, coleslaw, fries, and sandwiches from Lettuce Feast; mac ‘n’ cheese, Jackfruit Ribs, and baked beans from The Fat Vegan; and mozzarella sticks and crispy cauliflower wings from Munchies.

Follow Lizzo on TikTok for more plant-based inspiration, and check out our Black-Owned Vegan and Vegan-Friendly Nationwide Restaurant Directory for Black-owned vegan restaurants in your city.

Mohini Patel

Mohini Patel

Mohini, a born and raised vegetarian from Chicago, initially went vegan when faced with a health issue, but stayed vegan for the animals. Whole food plant-based eating (inspired by traditional Indian culture) is her optimal diet. An advocate for mental health and lifestyle changes, she has a degree in Health Sciences from DePaul University.

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