Nigella Lawson: “The joys of food are so great”
She’s sexy, sultry and unrepentant about not being a size eight. In fact, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson thinks women should permanently put their diets on hold, in favour of a little excess.
The British beauty spoke out for food loving women everywhere, saying “The joys of food are so great that I really do believe that those who cannot allow themselves to wallow in them have lesser lives.”
Nigella (50), who has long been celebrated for her sensationally curvaceous figure, elaborates, “Of course they have lesser dress sizes too and I can see that the trade off works for many. It just doesn’t for me.”
Sounds like good advice to us! Nigella’s latest cookbook ‘Recipes from the Heart of the Home’ will hit bookstores in October.
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