Trump's affinity for fast food is well-documented — he frequently stopped at fast food restaurants on the campaign trail.
During the campaign, Trump often ate fast food from restaurants like Domino's, KFC, and McDonald's aboard his private jet.
Source: Axios
Two of his campaign aides described Trump's typical McDonald's order: two Big Macs, two Filet-o-Fish sandwiches, and a large chocolate shake.
Source: Business Insider
Barack Obama also indulged in cheeseburgers — he would occasionally pop into local diners in Washington, DC, to grab one.
However, he's also on record saying his favorite food is broccoli, and his White House supported Michelle Obama's healthy-eating initiative.
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Before becoming president, Trump regularly ate at the Trump Tower Grill in Manhattan. His go-to meal was steak prepared well-done with ketchup, but in one infamous photo from 2016, he opted for the taco bowl.
Source: Axios
His diet on the road wasn't so different — a photo that circulated in 2015 showed Trump chowing down on a pork chop on a stick at the Iowa State Fair.
And he promoted nutritious cooking at White House events, like the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge & Kids' State Dinner in 2013.
Source: White House
Although Trump did create a small stir when he was photographed appearing to drink from a glass of wine at a United Nations luncheon.
Source: Telegraph
As for exercise, Trump's primary form of physical recreation is golf. He's made 100 visits to his golf properties since taking office in January 2017.
Source: Trump Golf Count
In one memorable instance, he was filmed driving his golf cart onto the green — a cardinal sin of golf etiquette. The moment gave ammunition to critics who said Trump doesn't exercise enough.
Source: Golf Digest
Obama was no stranger to the golf course. He played 333 times in his eight years in office, or about 40 times a year.
Source: Politifact
But Obama's favorite sport is basketball. He played frequently with White House officials and staffers, and especially with his personal assistant Reggie Love.
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Love said Obama woke up before 5 a.m. most mornings to exercise. Trump typically spends his first few hours of the day watching cable news.
Source: Business Insider
But Trump may be changing his ways. Last month, people close to Trump said the president has started to eat more salad, fish, and soup, and less red meat, according to a Bloomberg report.
Source: Bloomberg
