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From Steak to Shakes, Ashley Tisdale Packs Her Diet with Plenty of Protein: ‘It’s All About Feeling Good’ – PEOPLE.com

Posted: June 14, 2017 at 6:48 am

With her own line of cosmetics, Ashley Tisdale knows skincare and knows that a healthy glow starts with what you eat and drink.

For me, its all about feeling good, the actress, 31, tells PEOPLE of her diet. I have a makeup line, Illuminate by Ashley Tisdale, and yes its easy to put makeup on and go out, but true confidence comes from within.

Drinking plenty of water and sleep are my biggest beauty tips. Treat your body how you treat your skin and you will always feel good!

Tisdale says she just changed up her diet to help her body be at its best.

I recently found out what my food sensitivities are, so I had to cut dairy out and certain other foods that werent good for me, she says. Also, as much as I love carbs I cut them down a lot. I allow myself to have them once a week.

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Check out Tisdales daily food logbelow, and formore on her dietand workouts, pick up a copy of PEOPLE, on stands now.

Hydration

Eight glasses of water

Breakfast

Protein shake made with dairy-free chocolate protein powder, almond milk and blueberries

RELATED LINK: Julianne Houghs Food Diary

Snack

Hard-boiled egg

Kiwi

Lunch

Salad with chicken, carrots, avocado, celery, lemon juice and vinegar

Snack

Four slices of peppered salami

cup of strawberries

Dinner

Steak with zucchini, onion and mushrooms

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Total Calories:

1,317

The Verdict:

Ashley has a super-clean diet and does a great job of eating lots of fruits, vegetables and no junk food, says Chicago-based dietitian Dawn Jackson Blatner. She praises Tisdales snacks in particular, which include produce and a protein: the perfect combination to bridge one meal to the next without getting too hungry. And Blatner suggest testing out a few clean, whole-grain carbs like brown rice, quinoa and sprouted grains that are good for people with food sensitivities because theyre easy to digest. Getting them in early in the day is something to consider to keep energy levels up on busy, active days, she says.

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