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‘Vegan’ Virat Kohli reveals he has eggs in his diet, netizens amused

Virat Kohli had turned vegan in 2018 where he had said he gave up meat, milk, eggs to improve his fitness.

Cricketer Virat Kohli, who had earlier revealed that he has turned vegetarian (and vegan), in a recent Instagram chat revealed he has eggs in his diet.

Virat Kohli diet

Kohli, who is currently quarantined in a hotel in Mumbai with team India, held an ‘AMA’ (ask me anything) session on Instagram. One fan asked him about his diet. In that, he revealed he eats lots of vegetables, some eggs, 2 cups of coffee, daal, quinoa, spinach and dosas, but all in controlled quantity.

In October 2019, Kohli had revealed that he has turned vegetarian and never felt better as an athlete.

He had in fact turned vegan in 2018 where he had said he gave up meat, milk, eggs to improve his fitness.

Soon after this revelation, netizens were quite amused at the vegan Kohli consuming eggs.

Netizens wondered what eggs were doing in diet of a vegan athlete.

But as it turns out, he is not 100% vegetarian it seems. Earlier in March, when the Indian cricket captain was in Ahmedabad for India vs England T20I series, Kohli had consumed organic egg preparations. This contradicts his claims that he had turned vegan.

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