Ringo Starr has eaten the same simple sandwich for decades and it only has 2 ingredients

The favorite sandwich of legendary Beatles drummer Ringo Starr is remarkably simple: cheese on bread — but not just any cheese."What is the best sandwich?" late-night television host Stephen Colbert asked Starr during a 2021 appearance on "The Late Show.""I don’t have a lot of them anymore, but cheese," Starr answered, saying he loved cheese before clarifying, "But it has to be goat cheese now."TENNIS GREAT RAPHAEL NADAL SWEARS BY BREAKFAST WITH NUTRIENT-PACKED TINY FISHWhen Colbert questioned his preference for goat cheese, Starr said, "I don’t eat anything from the cow because the molecules are so big.Have you seen a cow? The molecules are so big.
And that’s why if you drink a glass of milk, you’re full.With a goat, it’s a good size for our bodies."CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APPStarr’s explanation about the size of the animals and their "molecules" isn’t backed scientifically, but there are structural differences between goat and cow milk.Ringo Starr has revealed that his preferred sandwich is a simple cheese sandwich made with goat cheese.
(Kevin Winter/Getty Images for ABA)Research has found that goat milk generally contains a higher proportion of smaller fat globules than cow milk and differs in its fat and protein composition.Those differences, along with the way the proteins form curds during digestion, may affect how the two types of milk are digested.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZGoat cheese also tends to have a distinctive tangy, earthy flavor and is often paired with sweet foods, such as fruit and honey, or savory ingredients like prosciutto.Content creator @domenicskitchen featured Starr’s preferred sandwich as part of an Instagram video series in which he recreates musicians’ favorite sandwiches.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE NEWSFor his interpretation of Starr’s simple sandwich, he toasted two slices of bread in butter in a pan before spreading them with soft goat cheese and adding grated goat cheddar."Thi...