Cameron Diaz shows off fridge stocked with nothing but salad and white wine
Cameron Diaz has her summer meal plan ready to go — and it apparently consists of just two items.
The Charlie’s Angels actress, 50, showed off her fridge in a Instagram video on Wednesday, June 14, showing that it contains only salad and white wine. The upload was made to promote the collaboration with Diaz Gwyneth Paltrow‘s Goop Kitchen, but fans were quick to joke about how much they appreciated her sleek pantry options.
“Ideally, my fridge would look like this,” one Instagram user joked in the comments section. Another chimed in to add, “That’s my kind of fridge!!”
In her own caption, Diaz explained that the salads are the Cameron Summer Crunch Salad, which is now available at Goop Kitchen for Southern California diners. Fans outside the area can make their own version at home using a recipe shared through the website of Avaline, Diaz’s wine brand.
“I’m so excited to be teaming up with @goopkitchen to release my favorite summer salad, which pairs *perfectly* with our new Avaline Sauvignon Blanc,” the bad teacher star wrote. “It’s full of big flavors and crunch, with crispy lettuce, sweet-and-spicy mango slaw, crisp snow peas, carrots, cucumbers, fresh herbs, avocado slices, and served with a side of puffed rice, candied cashews, and goop Certified Clean Cashew Vinaigrette. You go love it!”
Diaz launched Avaline in 2020 with a friend Katherine Power. The duo were inspired to create their own wine collection after realizing that many varieties on sale are full of unwanted ingredients. “It starts in the vineyard, with the land, with how the grapes are cared for from the moment they hit the vine,” says the Other woman star explained In style in July 2020. “If you’re not drinking wine with organically grown grapes, you’re drinking pesticides – you don’t want that in you.”
Avaline’s wines are also vegan, which Diaz says isn’t necessarily true for all wines. “People just assume the wine they’re drinking is vegan,” she explained. “Most wines aren’t — they’re filtered through protein or fish bladder lining.”
While it may seem that drinking wine negates the benefits of eating salad, Diaz has always believed that the occasional indulgence is also important for health and happiness.
“Wellness is an equation,” she explained Cosmopolitan UK in 2015. “Remember you don’t have to have the whole cake, you can have a piece. Don’t deny yourself. Have fun. Just be self-aware. If your equation is 80 percent good, usually 20 percent bad, a little move to the middle won’t affect you much.”