![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/gwyneth-paltrow-reveals-weird-things-she-keeps-in-her-fridge-after-being-slammed-for-diet/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/2_gpJPG.jpg&description=The actress was accused by fan of peddling an unhealthy "starvation diet" after she revealed she survived mostly on low calorie but nutrient dense foods such as bone broth, and cups of sugar-free coffee Gwyneth Paltrow has given fans a glimpse inside her fridge, and it's packed full of all the strange produce you'd expect from the wellness guru. The Shakespeare In Love actress, 50, has carved out a lucrative living for herself through her wellness blog and brand Goop, which showcases everything weird, wonderful, wacky and controversial from the wellness world. As well as introducing the term "conscious uncoupling" when she split from her husband Chris Martin, via Goop Gwyneth has brought other unforgettable terms into modern conversation, such as "vagina candles" and "yoni eggs" - which she falsely claimed could be used to stop a woman's uterus from sagging and regulate periods. But, it seems that we don't need to go trawling through Goop.com to find more odd items we'd like to forget - it's actually as simple as popping open the mum-of-two's fridge door. Gwyneth gave Goop's Instagram followers a guided tour of what she has to hand - and chilled - at home. Opening the door of the refrigerator, she explained that she had been doing a monthly AMA [ask me anything] and a 'fridge tour' had popped up a lot. Giving the fans what they want, she said: "This is really the kind of stuff I have in my fridge. I cleaned it up before you came here." The shelves were neatly organised, with multiple bottles of posh fizzy water San Pellegrino as well as her favourite brand of iced tea, Equitea, which its founders describe as being at the 'intersection of mental health and self care'. There were also several bottles of 'tinctures' and coconut water for her son, Moses, 17. Another of the canned drinks, Olipop, is described as a "soda made with plant fiber and prebiotics". Surprisingly there was a fair bit of dairy milk in Gwyneth's fridge along with a carton of vegan-friendly almond.){kind=link}
The actress was accused by fan of peddling an unhealthy “starvation diet” after she revealed she survived mostly on low calorie but nutrient dense foods such as bone broth, and cups of sugar-free coffee
Gwyneth Paltrow has given fans a glimpse inside her fridge, and it’s packed full of all the strange produce you’d expect from the wellness guru.
The Shakespeare In Love actress, 50, has carved out a lucrative living for herself through her wellness blog and brand Goop, which showcases everything weird, wonderful, wacky and controversial from the wellness world. As well as introducing the term “conscious uncoupling” when she split from her husband Chris Martin, via Goop Gwyneth has brought other unforgettable terms into modern conversation, such as “vagina candles” and “yoni eggs” – which she falsely claimed could be used to stop a woman’s uterus from sagging and regulate periods.
But, it seems that we don’t need to go trawling through Goop.com to find more odd items we’d like to forget – it’s actually as simple as popping open the mum-of-two’s fridge door. Gwyneth gave Goop’s Instagram followers a guided tour of what she has to hand – and chilled – at home.
Opening the door of the refrigerator, she explained that she had been doing a monthly AMA [ask me anything] and a ‘fridge tour’ had popped up a lot. Giving the fans what they want, she said: “This is really the kind of stuff I have in my fridge. I cleaned it up before you came here.”