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Unlike her iconic, glamorous reputation, Taylor Swift's daily diet is pretty typical. The singer has professed her love for hearty breakfasts and claimed that she focuses on healthy eating but likes to indulge over the weekend. Along with Swift's personal eating habits, we also have some insight into how the music icon likes to eat when she's on tour. According to a tour rider from 2008 (which would have been during her Fearless tour), Swift is a huge fan of Ben & Jerry's ice cream. The singer requested one pint of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream from the legendary brand, plus a pint of Ben & Jerry's chocolate brownie frozen yogurt.
It's not clear how recent tour riders compare to Swift's food and snack requests in 2008, and it's possible that the singer may have changed her dressing room eating habits drastically. As for the chocolate chip cookie dough, Swift's preferred ice cream during the Fearless tour is still available. However, it appears that Ben & Jerry's has since discontinued all of its frozen yogurt flavors. Ben & Jerry's occupies the upper echelon of frozen treats because it contains more butterfat, is thoroughly aerated, and uses better ingredients when compared to lesser brands. Accordingly, it makes sense that Swift would want to indulge in such a tasty treat while working hard to entertain her adoring fans.
What other food has Taylor Swift requested on tour?

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When it comes to snacks and foods for the road, Taylor Swift's 2008 tour rider listed many nutrient-rich items, like frozen edamame, avocados, oranges, and other wholesome foods. However, Ben & Jerry's wasn't the only sweet item included in the singer's list of treats. Twizzlers and chocolate milk also made an appearance, as did a special order of iced caramel lattes from Starbucks (with saccharin instead of sugar), plus a slice of the coffee chain's pumpkin loaf.
In addition to sweets, Swift also requested some savory foods to fortify her and her crew during high-octane live shows. Life on the road can be tough, and Kraft Macaroni & Cheese (which the singer asked for three boxes of) is a respectable way to boost comfort while away from home. The singer's backstage grub also featured a charcuterie selection complete with deli meats (ham and chicken breast), white cheddar cheese, a vegetable platter, dill pickles, and olives. If you want to avoid common charcuterie board mistakes, snack variety is crucial (as is prepping your ingredients and ensuring there's enough to go around), though we'd admittedly like to see another cheese option in Taylor's version.