NEWS'Real Housewives of New York City' Jill Zarin: "What I Ate Today"
May 28 2011, Published 4:20 a.m. ET
Celebrity nutritionist Keri Glassman weighs in on reality TV star Jill Zarin’s diet in the new issue of OK! — on sale everywhere now!
Breakfast: “I have an orange the minute I wake up,” says the Real Housewives of New York City star. “It feels good, it tastes good, it’s clean. I’d rather eat a big orange than drink orange juice because just juice is really not very satisfying.”
FATS 0g CARBS 22g PROTEIN 2g 86 CALS
OUR EXPERT SAYS: Energy Boost: “Even just adding a hard-boiled egg will round out an on-the-go morning,” suggests Keri.
Lunch: “I had an arugula salad with pine nuts, shaved Parmesan and tomatoes,” says Jill. “I squeeze lemon on it instead of using oil. If I know I’m going out for a big dinner, I eat light during the day.”
FATS 28g CARBS 15g PROTEIN 16g 351 CALS
Snack:“I believe in snacking every couple hours,” explains Jill. “I eat carrots, edamame, lots of fruits — pineapple, watermelon, cantaloupe. I’m a big fruit person and I love chocolate. I also had a little baby Snickers bar!”
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FATS 10g CARBS 74g PROTEIN 18g 414 CALS
OUR EXPERT SAYS: Perfect Pairings: “For more nutrients, try hummus with carrots and fruit with half a cup of edamame.”
Dinner: Jill sampled an array of dishes at Rao’s in NYC: “We had lemon chicken, steak pizzaiola, seafood salad, veal parmigiana, sausage and peppers and spaghetti marinara — a little of each!”
FATS 63g CARBS 103g PROTEIN 73g 1,214 CALS
Exercise: “I have a great trainer, whom I see once a week for an hour in the morning, which is not enough. We use free weights.”
Duration : 60 MINS Cals burned: 350
TOTAL: FATS 100g CARBS 214g PROTEIN 109g 1,715 CALS
OVERALL: “Jill’s eating lots of real food,” says Keri, “but she ate too many fatty meat calories at night. Eating light in the day to save for the night isn’t the way to go. She’ll slow her metabolism and may end up overeating the wrong foods! Tasting is okay, but it can easily lead to overindulging.”
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