Soviet leader Joseph Stalin with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (far left) and US President Franklin D. Roosevelt (centre) attend the Yalta Conference in the Soviet Union in 1945. Three politicians meet to discuss plans post-war Europe. Photo: Getty Images In this 1945 photo, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin and US President Harry Truman at the Potsdam Conference, Germany. Photo: Getty Images Soviet leader Nikolai Bulganin (far left) and US President Dwight D. Eisenhower pose for a photo while meeting on the sidelines of the conference in Geneva (Switzerland) in 1955. Next to the two leaders is French Prime Minister Edgar Faure and his British counterpart Anthony Eden. Photo: Getty Images Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev chats with US President Dwight D. Eisenhower at the White House in 1959. Accompanying them are two wives Nina Khrushcheva and Mamie Eisenhower. Photo: AP Soviet leader Khrushchev shook hands with US President John F. Kennedy when they met at a two-day summit in Vienna (Austria) in 1961. Photo: Getty Images US President Richard Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev at a conference in Washington, DC in 1973. Photo: Getty Images Mr. Nixon (left) and Mr. Brezhnev reunited in Moscow in 1974. Photo: AP Soviet leader Brezhnev and US President Gerald Ford on a train in Vladivostok in 1974. Through this summit, the two sides agreed to limit arms. Photo: Getty Images US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev chat by a fire in Geneva in 1985. Photo: Getty Images President George HW Bush walks with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Mr. Reagan in New York in 1988. Photo: AP President George HW Bush and Mr. Gorbachev at the Moscow summit in 1991. Then the Soviet Union disintegrated and the Cold War ended. Photo: Getty Images Russian President Boris Yeltsin with his US counterpart Bill Clinton at a joint press conference in New York in 1995. Photo: Getty Images President Bill Clinton shakes hands with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Japan in 2000. Photo: Getty Image Russian leader Putin and US President George W. Bush in Crawford, Texas in 2001. Photo: AFP US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) in the Czech Republic in 2010. Photo: Getty Images President Putin hands his US counterpart Donald Trump a soccer ball after the summit in Helsinki (Finland) 2018. Photo: Getty Images

“Before starting the workday, military doctors tested my food in the lab. I have to wait for their permission to set the table for the president under close supervision,” said the French chef. Former French chef Jerome Rigaud of the Kremlin. (Photo: Instagram) In addition, Mr. Rigaud also revealed that he hosted a reception for the Russian elite of up to 2,000 people, but noted that he was obliged to keep the state secret, so he could not give details about the publicity. his job in the Kremlin. “Russians are very sincere people who like to sit at the table for hours. Hunger has left a mark on their memory, and therefore they never throw away their bread and respect the food.” The French chef further explained, the party usually starts with vodka, then the dishes appear and continue until the end of the meal. The French chef admitted he was really surprised that no one invited the Russian chef to France. According to Mr. Rigaud, they have reached a high level and should have received 1 or 2 Michelin stars (the highest honor in the international culinary industry). The press secretary of the Russian leader Dmitry Peskov also commented that Putin is a modest person in eating, he avoids flour products. Before that, in 2020, Mr. Anatoly Galkin, the Kremlin’s head chef with more than 30 years of experience, knew very well the culinary preferences of many Kremlin bosses, starting with General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev to to future Russian Presidents. “Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is nothing ‘supernatural’, he likes minced meat, lamb, veal, sometimes he eats a piece of fish,” Galkin said. El Confidencial newspaper also previously revealed President Putin’s diet in a study on obesity in world leaders. Specifically, Putin has a body fat percentage of 25.7%. Putin’s standard diet consists of lean meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, whole grains and eggs. President Putin tries to avoid processed products and alcohol, however, if there is a party, he will choose wine or beer. According to the press, he often gets up late and combines breakfast and lunch into one. Putin’s breakfast is usually very rich, including: omelet or drink raw quail eggs, dried fruits and vegetables, buckwheat porridge, Altai honey. With dinner snacks like dairy products or yogurt. Such a diet helps Putin stay in top shape, he regularly plays sports such as swimming, martial arts, skiing and hockey.