The Unusual Ingredient Adele Uses In Her Breakfast

Although celebrities may have the money and status to go out to high-end restaurants, often, their diets and favorite foods are more familiar than you might think. If you have a soft spot for tradition and eating the same meals you grew up with, then you share some food ideals with celebrity singer Adele.

Some of Adele's favorite foods are classic British meals, for example, Adele's go-to weekend dinner is a Sunday roast. Another one of her speciality dishes is spicy pasta, and we can relate to the feeling of whipping up a quick and easy recipe like pasta on a weeknight. But when it comes to breakfast, Adele likes a condiment that people, especially Americans, might not associate with eggs and toast.

Food Network reported that Adele adds Worcestershire sauce to her breakfast. If you have a bottle of Worcestershire sauce you've been using for your Bloody Mary recipe, here's a new way to incorporate it into your dishes.

Adele taste-tested a variety of British foods in a YouTube video with British Vogue, and of course, a full English breakfast was on the menu. This particular English breakfast had eggs, toast, bacon, tomatoes, sausage, beans, and black pudding. While Adele said that she doesn't like black pudding, she mentioned she loves adding Worcestershire sauce to her beans.

But Adele doesn't limit her Worcestershire sauce to breakfast. According to TODAY, Adele explained that she likes to add Worcestershire sauce to chips during an Instagram Live video. If you want to eat chips like Adele, she prefers to pair Worcestershire sauce with Ready Salted Walkers.

Aside from Worcestershire sauce, ketchup is another one of Adele's favorite condiments, and she also adds this to her beans as well. In her video with British Vogue, Adele says that she started carrying Heinz ketchup in her bag after eating ketchup that was "too vinegary" at a restaurant. Ketchup is a classic dipping sauce, but do you need a new sauce to change up your meals? If you adore the same condiments as Adele, particularly Worcestershire sauce, you need to try these classic Japanese sauces from the brand Bull-Dog.