The upcoming presidential election will determine the next president and vice president of the United States. The polarized political landscape makes this election day (November 5) even more crucial and the race between Donald Trump And Kamala Harris intensifies. As the world’s largest economy goes to vote and the final countdown ticks away, let’s try to calm things down by looking at what America’s presidents, vice presidents and top executives like to eat. From candy to candy to fried chicken and Diet Cokethe diet of these leaders will surprise you!

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump may have their political differences, but they have something in common. Harris’ running mate, governor of Minnesota Tim Walz and Trump’s Ohio senator JD Vance seem to agree on the Mountain Dew diet! Crazy, right?
Kamala Harris: She loves to have cereal for breakfast. Speaking to The Cut in 2018, Harris revealed that she prefers to have a bowl of raisin bran with almond milk in the morning. She also likes gumbo.

President Joe Biden: President Biden loves to eat ice cream and chocolate chip is his favorite flavor.
Donald Trump: Trump likes fast food, especially hamburgers from McDonald’s and Wendy’s, as well as pizza from Burger King. In 2016, during the election campaign, Trump was photographed eating fried chicken from a KFC bucket. Last month, when Trump visited a Pennsylvania McDonald’s, he cooked and served fries to customers accompanied by gossip, accusing Harris of lying about her job at the fast food chain. Donald Trump is also fond of soft drinks, especially Diet Coke.
Barack Obama: Former President Barack Obama’s diet may be just right. Although broccoli is his favorite food, in 2013 Reuters confirmed that he wouldn’t mind eating a hamburger either. In 2009, during his presidency, when Obama visited Ray’s Hell Burger in Arlington, Virginia, his order was everything we liked, nothing fancy, just a medium cheddar cheeseburger with spicy mustard, lettuce and tomato.
George HW Bush: Former President George HW Bush, however, didn’t like broccoli. At a press conference in 1990, he said: “I don’t like broccoli, and I haven’t liked it since I was little and my mother made me eat it.” And I’m president of the United States, and I’m not going to eat broccoli anymore.

Bill Clinton: Former President Bill Clinton was a meat eater, but after undergoing emergency surgery in 2010, he stayed away from meat, fish and dairy.
Ronald Reagan: Former President Ronald Reagan always had a jar of candy on his desk in the 1980s.
John F. Kennedy: Former President John F. Kennedy loved eating creamy New England fish chowder.

William Howard Taft: The 27th President of the United States (1909-1913) was a big steak fan. Whether it was breakfast, an afternoon meal, or an evening snack, William Howard Taft had a habit of indulging in juicy steaks. He ate a 12-ounce steak for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day.
Abraham Lincoln: Former President Abraham Lincoln loved corned beef, cornbread and chicken fricassee.
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