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Chef dishes on what Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Martin and Miranda Kerr eat at home

/ 03:49 PM October 10, 2017

Celebrity chef Kate McAloon is dishing on her celebrity clients’ diets.

In a news.com.au interview, the American chef revealed A-listers’ eating habits, including how they maintain fit figures.

She said clients approach her because she can fit in any demand, and her culinary creations “taste good and are healthy.”

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While working in Hawaii in 2005, McAloon had to step up when an establishment needed a chef. Their guests then were TV actors Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally.

“They recommended me to Courteney Cox and then everybody else kept calling,” shared McAloon.

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For four years, she was personal chef to Courteney Cox and David Arquette in their Malibu home.

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“They used to have lots of people over every Sunday. Sometimes it could be 15 people, sometimes it was 50,” she said.

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Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Martin ‘eat nothing’

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Gwyneth Paltrow at the LA premiere of “Iron Man 3” in 2013  (Image: INQUIRER.net Stock Photo)

Paltrow and Martin, who “consciously uncoupled” in 2014 after 10 years of marriage, reportedly “eat nothing.”

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McAloon worked for them “when [Paltrow] was doing the first ‘Iron Man’ movie.”

“I had a brief from their assistants… They eat nothing. They are very strict. They avoided any sugars, anything sweet, no dairy, just more vegetables.”

She admitted to cheating on their restrictions to add flavor. The feedback? “Your food is getting better.”

“That’s what happens when you eat more than grass,” the 59-year-old noted.

Steven Spielberg’s ‘excellent kitchen’

Director Steven Spielberg and his wife, Kate Capsaw, enjoy cooking and have an “excellent kitchen.”

McAloon feared for her job when she accidentally “chipped a piece off their amazing counter top.”

But Capsaw played it cool and told her not to worry.

Miranda Kerr ‘eats healthily 80 percent of the time’

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Miranda Kerr at the pre-Oscars party in 2013  (Image: INQUIRER.net Stock Photo)

Supermodel Miranda Kerr, who shares her healthy recipes online, “walks the talk.”

“Miranda’s great… she really does eat like she says she does,” said the chef.

“She tries not to eat anything with chemicals, no rice, just the lower GI carbs. But she has the 80/20 rule that she sticks to… so eating healthily 80 percent of the time and having a treat the other 20 percent.”

At the time, Kerr was still seeing Orlando Bloom. “They both love my curries, light chicken or vegetarian curries with coconut, as well as quinoa, salmon and vegetables. I do a chicken salad with a lot of fresh herbs and chia puddings for breakfast.”

She has co-authored a cookbook with Kerr’s mother, Therese, titled “Lunchbox Solutions.”

Other star clients include Dwayne Johnson and Meg Ryan. According to a 2015 Herald Sun report, celebs cough up $800 (approximately P41,000) a day for her services.  Niña V. Guno /ra

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