Random Celebrities Who Are Picky Eaters (21 items)

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  (#21) Dianna Agron

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  According to ET, actress Dianna Agron can't stand it when two foods touch each other on the same plate.
  
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  (#15) Novak Djokovic

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  Tennis star Djokovic follows a strict gluten-free diet... and also eats grass. After his win against Rafael Nadal in 2011, Djokovic started eating the grass on the court. Djokovic later told reporters, the grass was "well kept" and "tasted quite well, really." He said, "I felt like an animal. I wanted to see how it tastes. It tastes good. It came spontaneously, really. I didn't plan to do it. You know, I didn't know what to do for my excitement and joy."
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  (#5) Drew Barrymore

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  During an interview in 2010, Drew Barrymore revealed, "I'm a bit of a picky eater, but that's because I'm a vegetarian... I'm like a typical American teenager when it comes to my favorite foods! I love peanut butter with bananas. That's my favorite. I like grilled cheese sandwiches and I love homemade macaroni with cheese."
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  (#10) Ringo Starr

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  Ringo Starr has never had pizza, curry, or an onion, according to Rolling Stone. But the Beatle does love goat cheese: "I have goat cheese because of the molecule size," Ringo told the magazine. "You know how you're always full after a glass of milk? You're always full because the molecules are huge. Look at a baby cow. Now, a goat is something our body can handle. And that's why they think I'm a little crazy." 
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  (#17) Hugh Hefner

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  Hugh Hefner's chef William S. Bloxsom-Carter once revealed that Hef "enjoys lamb chops, and he has half a grapefruit every day. He likes fried chicken with mashed potatoes, which is his mother’s recipe. He’s a Midwestern gentleman, so he enjoys those kinds of foods. He has two piles of mashed potatoes with a poached egg placed in each one. Pretty wild stuff but it’s OK.”
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  (#14) Steve Jobs

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  In Steve Jobs, a biography written by Walter Isaacson, the author details Jobs's "occasional tendency to eat only one or two foods, like carrots or apples, for weeks at a time." Allegedly, "Jobs also spent some time as a fruitarian, a subset of veganism that means eating only fruits, nuts, seeds, vegetables and grains -- absolutely no animal products."

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