Vegetarian Star

Gwyneth Paltrow disgusted her vegetarian fans when she, a former strict macrobiotic vegan, gradually put meat back into her diet and filled her website Goop.com with recipes for fish, chicken and Thanksgiving turkey burgers.

Luckily, her daughter Apple isn’t interested in following in mom’s footsteps, and declared at a very early age to hold the turkey and replace it with tofu.

“She’s totally vegetarian,” Paltrow told Chelsea Handler on Chelsea Lately. “She came to it on her own.”

“She was just like, ‘I don’t like [meat]’. If I tried to give her a little chicken or a little turkey meatball, she would spit it out when she was little. She just doesn’t it, she’s never liked it.”

This doesn’t stop the evil, wicked witch of turkey chopping from trying  to coax Apple into eating an animal here and there.

“Sometimes I can get her to eat a little fish or something, but almost never.”

Oh, please, give it up Gwyneth. There’s absolutely no need to force Flipper or any other animal on Apple. Studies show vegetarian children grow up to be just as tall as their McDonald’s raised peers, have higher IQs and will grow up to have lower incidences of food-related diseases like heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes.

Because Apple put her tiny foot down, Gwyneth has included vegetarian and vegan children’s recipes in her new cookbook, My Father’s Daughter.

You can also find several child and adolescent vegan meal plans here.

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