Alan Titchmarsh has shared his thoughts on the popular breakfast dish of avocado on toast, and revealed what he eats every morning to set him up for the day
Alan Titchmarsh, the famous English gardening expert and television personality, enjoys the same 'sophisticated' meal every day for breakfast. Alan, renowned for his love of horticulture and growing his produce, revealed in Gardeners' World magazine his unusual daily breakfast choice - a £2.50 cereal.
Alan continued to express his disinterest in such a dish saying: "'I can't think of anything more insipid to force down my neck at the crack of dawn."Furthermore, the Love Your Garden presenter stressed the significant role the environmental impact of foods has on his dietary decisions.
Surprisingly, Alan's daily breakfast lacks the home-grown fruits or vegetables one might expect from a gardening guru. Still, alongside his cereal, he appreciates some hand-reared produce of another kind, suggesting a sophisticated approach to his first meal of the day.
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