Woman eats nothing but Kylie Jenner recipes for 48 hours (2024)

As is customary for any member of the Kardashian clan, Kylie Jenner shares nearly every facet of her life with her many, many followers.

But one passion of Kylie's that has attracted comparatively less attention is her love of cooking. So, in her latest video, YouTuber Candace Lowry, 25, decided to give Kylie's foodie leanings a day in the sun by living purely off her various recipes for 48 hours.

'The reason why I say 48 hours is because she has only made enough recipes for 48 hours!' Candace explains in the intro, describing the list of meals as 'simple' and 'not at all what I expected,' being mostly made up of carbs and meat.

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Candace reveals that she felt like she wanted to take on the challenge after seeing how 'nuts' Kylie's fans go when she reveals a recipe, though questions 'how do you not have hypertension' after viewing the meals' nutritional content.

'This girl is literally adding butter and garlic salt to a ramen and people's faces are melting off!' she says.

'So maybe it's worth the hype, maybe it's not, but everyone loves to see what she eats and I guess I'm jumping on that train.'

Candace starts her first day with 'Kylie's go-to breakfast', made up of Jennie-O sausage, rice and an egg. The final product adds up to 100 per cent of Candace's daily amount of cholesterol and half of her sodium intake, totaling 423 calories.

While she says the breakfast feels like 'a rock' in her stomach as she heads to work, Candace claims she 'can't complain' because the meal was all-in-all quite tasty.

In the office she tests out the famous Kylie-approved ramen recipe for lunch, grabbing a small cup of noodles, adding a hunk of butter, a sprinkling of garlic salt and a hard-boiled egg.

While the meal is a less extravagant 216 calories, it does contain more than 1,500mg of sodium.

'I'm not mad,' she says as she takes her first bite. 'You have to love something that's just covered and swimming in butter.'

Next up, Candace enjoys a dinner of Kylie's shrimp tacos, although misses out on the cilantro and tomatoes in the recipe because, 'I hate both of those things.'

The recipe includes fried tortillas, shrimp, Old Bay seasoning, onion powder, onions, sour cream, cheese and fresh guacamole - although it looks as though Candace adds a few more veggies to the mix.

The 420 calorie tacos are a huge hit with Candace as she crunches into them, directing a message to Kylie: 'Yes. Yes, continue what you're doing.'

The next day, the YouTuber and her friend take on Kylie's 'Saturday morning breakfast feast', which includes french toast crusted with Frosted Flakes, skillet sausage and potato mix, turkey bacon and eggs. In total, the meal adds up to a whopping 638 calories.

'This is a hangover's champion breakfast,' says Candace as she bites into a slice of turkey bacon, later adding that it was 'a little much' and had a lot of sodium.

The least calorific of the recipes is a simple smoothie made from pineapple, strawberry, kale, spinach, blueberry and orange juice, clocking in at 187 calories. Candace opts for it after being held over thanks to the massive breakfast.

Kylie's teriyaki sliders make up the last meal of the lot, including butter-fried buns, beef patties, onions, teriyaki sauce, white cheddar and ketchup.

The 530-calorie burgers top off what Candace describes as 'two good old cheat days'.

At the end of the challenge, Candace concludes that while Kylie's recipes are 'simple' they are the equivalent of what most people go through when they are young enough to have a quick metabolism and regularly indulge.