Kim Kardashian Reveals She Eats "Prop Food" on All's Fair Set
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For Kim Kardashian, all's fair on the set of All's Fair.
That's why she has no problem eating prop food while filming scenes with costars Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash-Betts, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close and Teyana Taylor for their Hulu legal drama.
"It's real food and I eat it the whole time," Kardashian said during the cast's Nov. 4 appearance on Good Morning America. "I'll be walking by after they cut and I'm like, 'Can I take a plate of that pie with me?'"
And her castmates have objections to her unusual snacking habit. As Nash-Betts quipped, "Do not let that tiny body fool you: She eats everything."
"I said, 'This is prop food! Why are you eating this?'" she continued with a laugh. "This is the greediest woman I've ever met in my life."
But there's a reason why Kardashian's costars have dismissed prop food.
"We don't want to eat it all day," Paulson explained, with Watts adding, "It's a thing called continuity. If you eat it in the scene, you have to keep doing it."
However, their testimonies haven't swayed Kardashian one bit.
"Because I'm new to this, they tried to tell me, 'Hey, continuity. Pace yourself. Eat a grape or half a grape because you're gonna have to do that the same time 50 times,'" the 46-year-old shared. "By the end, I am like, 'What did I get myself into?' But I love it."
In fact, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum has even recreated some of her own snacks with Rice Krispies off set. As she put it, "Last night in my room, I made Rice Krispie treats because I wanted all the girls to try them."
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And while the jury's still out on Kardashian as a cook, her costars have been thoroughly impressed by her acting skills.
"Her ability to remember her lines, she's so good with that," Taylor raved to E! News last year. "She'll keep reading it over and over and over again. It's dope to see."
Added Close, "She's a very sweet woman, she does her homework, she has great people around her, which says a lot."
To find out what other stars are snacking on these days, read on...
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Lauren Conrad
"Fruit and raw nuts. Recently I've made an effort to keep lost of fresh products and nuts on hand for snacking in-between meals."
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Kate Hudson
"I am snacking so much while I've been at home! I think it's because I'm home and near my fridge all day. I slice up an apple and it fills me up between meals. I love the satisfying crunch and so do my kids."
Lana Condor
"My go-to snack is canned oysters. I know that might sound weird, but I am absolutely obsessed with canned oysters. They are such a good source of protein, magnesium and vitamin C. They are so tasty and always fill me up. I eat them straight out of the can, but sometimes if I want some extra carbs, I'll eat them with crackers and the crunch of the cracker with the soft oyster is so good!"
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Joanna Garcia Swisher
"Cheese and crackers."
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Padma Lakshmi
"Green apples with peanut butter."
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Dorit Kemsley
"Carrots and hummus is always a fave with a handful of raw almonds and/or cashews."
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Naomi Osaka
"I always have a cup of fruit near me, usually with grapes or berries. For drinks, I like homemade green juice. I mix in BODYARMOR Lyte, Coconut for some sweetness and flavor without having to worry about sugar."
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Whitney Port
"Handfuls of roasted, unsalted almonds, a slice of sourdough bread with cashew butter and sliced bananas, a smoothie (mine usually have whole milk Greek yogurt, ice, a handful of spinach, some pineapple, whatever milk I have (right now it is Forager Coconut Cashew Oat), a banana, half an avocado, two dates, a dash of cinnamon (and sometimes a scoop of nut butter)."
Francia Raisa
"Hot Cheetos and fruit with tajin and lemon, yummy!"
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Brooke Burke
"Raw macadamia nuts."
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Maggie Q
"Fruit! I can't think of a more perfect food."
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Audrina Patridge
"Cheese and crackers with lots of cheese."
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Gabby Douglas
"Pretzels and salt & vinegar chips."
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Genevieve Padalecki
"Avocado with salt. It's the right amount of indulgent with being super easy to make. If I have more time I'll add a poached egg with a smidge of hot sauce from Big Reds."
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Chloe Trautman
"Apples and peanut butter but not just your average apples and peanut butter, folks. There is a science to this special snack. First, they have to be honeycrisp apples, cut very thin. Then you get your peanut butter, melt it, add some honey and stir all the deliciousness together! This creates almost like a caramel consistency. You don't use nearly as much peanut butter and you avoid getting it on your thumb every time you dip. Brilliant, I know!"
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Janel Parrish
"Popcorn because I love the salt. But I don't feel terrible after I eat it because popcorn is pretty light!"
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Raye Boyce
"My go-to snack at the moment is going to sound so strange: I like to take a flour tortilla with salted butter melted in a pan and then I top it with Nutella. I know it's weird! LOL, it's honestly like an easier version of a crêpe and that's why I love it."
Paige DeSorbo
"Prosciutto and mozzarella cheese is my favorite snack, I have it almost every day."
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Merle Dandridge
"Half an avocado with a drizzle of olive oil, squeeze of lemon and a dash of truffle salt. Extremely satisfying."
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Kelsey Owens
"I wish I could say it was something healthy but I'm a child at heart and it's by far Flavor Blasted Goldfish. LOL!"
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Madison Prewett
"Apples and peanut butter."
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