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What do presidents eat?
Presidents probably work up quite an appetite given the pressures of their work, but have you ever wondered what delicacies they demand on a daily basis? Barack Obama brings his love of chili and organic foods with him to the White House. John F. Kennedy was known to favor comfort foods such as New England clam chowder, corn muffins and baked beans, Lyndon B. Johnson supposedly had a taste for sweet potatoes with toasted marshmallows and the pickier Richard Nixon requested that fresh yogurt be flown in from California daily. Check out this New York Times post to see what foods the president likes and dislikes.
Source: MSN.
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