Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

Wanna Look Like Faith Hill & Tim McGraw? Start With Their Lengthy Grocery List of Veggies

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | May 25, 2017

Tim McGraw (50) and Faith Hill (49) are still turning heads with their music after more than 20 years, but their fitness level and diet may be just as eye-catching.

Country’s power couple is in the midst of their 70-plus-date Soul2Soul World Tour . . . and they like to stay energized with a healthy dose of local greens.

According to the Idaho Statesman, Soul2Soul Tour lead chef, Rob White, called in a lengthy order of greens to Peaceful Belly Farms for Tim and Faith’s tour stop in Boise on May 25.

Check out the list below:

Arugula
Salad Mix
Baby Chard
Green Baby Kale
Spinach
Baby Ming Qui
Baby Joy Choi
Green Garlic
Turnip Bunch
Radish Bunch
Rhubarb
Asparagus

“Who doesn’t love to support a local farmer?” said chef White to the Statesman. “It’s just a much superior product. It’s amazing for me to come through town, and I’m getting fresh asparagus from a local farmer.”

“Yeah, [Tim and Faith are] eating greens, because that’s how you look like that,” said Peaceful Belly Farm co-owner Josie Erskine. “You’re not going to look like that if you’re not eating healthy.”

Let this be a lesson to you—eat your greens, kids.

photo by Jason Simanek

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