Is there lead in your coffee and parasites in your sushi? Miranda Kerr’s ‘comical’ diet

August 7, 2026 — 5:00am

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In the nutrition news we’ve all been waiting for with bated breath: caviar does not contain parasites, so you may eat it to your heart’s content.

Or, so said Miranda Kerr in a recent interview with American TV personality Kristin Cavallari on her podcast, Let’s Be Honest.

In addition to her fondness for one of the world’s most expensive foods, Kerr also detailed her diet and wellness philosophy.

She is Australia’s very own Gywneth, and just as goopy and earnest.

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After a morning of meditation, the 43-year-old spends time on a “cell regulation mat” and bathes in the morning sunshine with her four sons in their $200 million Los Angeles home.

Then she has a shot of noni juice (also known as hog apple and Indian mulberry), a cup of marshmallow tea, several tablespoons of coconut yoghurt with “a little local honey” and “a bit of a banana”.

“Then I get to my coffee.”

Relatable. Until Kerr clarifies that she only drinks coffee she has tested for mould and lead.

She sips her blissfully lead and mould-free coffee with coconut milk – fresh-made from upscale organic grocer Erewhon – and maple syrup.

Pete “activated almonds” Evans eat your heart out.

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