Gary Barlow reveals that he hasn’t eaten a hamburger in over ten years out of ‘discipline’ despite the sandwich being his ‘heaven’
Gary Barlow has revealed that he hasn’t eaten a hamburger in over ten years out of ‘discipline’ as he made an appearance on the BBC’s Saturday Kitchen.
The Take That star, 52, admitted that despite the sandwich being his ‘heaven’, he has resisted the temptation for over 14 years.
Appearing on the show, Gary, 52, said: ‘The food heaven is something I can remember the last time I had it was 2009.
‘I don’t eat hamburgers very often but I love them so much. It’s a big treat.’
Speaking about his choice to avoid the dish, he admitted that he tries to be ‘very disciplined.’
Lifestyle: Gary Barlow, 52, revealed that he hasn’t eaten a hamburger in over ten years out of ‘discipline’ as he made an appearance on the BBC’s Saturday Kitchen
He added to wine expert Olly Smith: ‘We have our daily fitness conversations, we’re challenged.’
‘The food heaven for me is an ultimate hamburger with everything on, great bun, great beef with shoestring fries, condiments mayonnaise, ketchup, lightly pan-fried red onions, cheese, gorgeous.’
Speaking about his food ‘hell’ he chose haggis, explaining: ‘I’m already worried because I feel like the people of Scotland are taking offence, but it’s not that.
‘A lot of my friends are Scottish, I love playing gigs in Scotland, it’s not an attack on Scotland. It’s haggis, I hate it.
‘I taste it for about two weeks once I’ve eaten it. Not good.’
Last month, Gary, and his bandmates, Howard Donald and Mark Owen looked dapper as they attended the premiere of the Take That jukebox film Greatest Days in Leicester Square.
The trio appeared in good spirits as they walked the purple carpet at the Odeon cinema before performing for their fans.
Gary, looked dapper for the event in a white blazer and matching trousers which he paired with a white top.
Fast food: The Take That star admitted that despite the sandwich being his ‘heaven’, he has resisted the temptation for over 14 years
Event: Last month, Gary , and his bandmates, Howard Donald and Mark Owen looked dapper as they attended the premiere of the Take That jukebox film Greatest Days in Leicester Square
His bandmate Howard, 55, opted for a white blazer with a scoop neck T-shirt and a pair of bright green trousers.
The musical, which was released on June 16, follows five best friends who have the night of their lives seeing their favourite boy band in concert.
Twenty-five years later, their lives have changed in many different ways as they reunite for one more epic show by their beloved band, to relight their friendship and discover that maybe their greatest days are ahead of them.
When the film was announced, Take That said: ‘This is a really exciting time for us! We’re really looking forward to working with such a talented and creative team on the film and we’re absolutely delighted to have such a brilliant cast on board!’
