1. Christie Brinkley

The caption of one of Brinkley’s recent Instagram posts says, “I feel so much better when I make time to #exercise and #eatright! I am a lifelong #Vegetarian aspiring #Vegan.” While a majority of her diet consists of vegan foods Brinkley classifies herself as a “flexible vegan” because she simply can’t stand the thought of giving up fresh mozzarella! Whether she is a vegetarian, a flexitarian, or a full on vegan, one thing remains the same: She eats three meals a day and snacks in between—all of which are filled with plant-based foods that fulfill her daily dose of macronutrients.

2. Miley Cyrus

Dubbed the “Sexiest Vegetarian Celebrity of 2015” by the animal-rights organization, PeTA, Miley Cyrus committed to being a vegetarian following the death of her beloved dog, Floyd, in 2014. The singer and new host of NBC’s hit show The Voice recently shared a photo on Instagram of veggie tacos topped with avocado and fresh tomato salsa with the caption, “The luxurious life of a vegetarian in LA… So many good plants/fruits/veggies to eat you ain’t gottttta eat dead animals! […] Love this life!” Another snap of a homemade meal featured a simple stir fry with fresh veggies and what appears to be a frozen medley of peas, carrots, and corn.

3. Christian Bale

Actor Christian Bale told GQ Magazine that he “decided to go vegetarian at the age of 7” and adhered to the diet strictly until right after his role as the toned banker/sociopath-serial-killer Patrick Bateman in American Psycho. Although he’s “in and out of the vegetarianism now,” it’s still impressive that the majority of the building up for his roles—most notably as Batman in The Dark Night—was “done when I was still a vegetarian.”

4. Ellie Goulding

The singer told Look magazine that she once has such low confidence in her body image, she was afraid to leave her apartment. That’s all changed since platinum-selling artist started eating better with a vegetarian diet in 2013 and switched over to a vegan diet in 2015; “Before, I had a flat bum, no boobs and not much shape. I’m a bit more confident with my body. I put it down to eating amazingly well. Now my body’s different, my face shape is different and my eyes are brighter, too.” Goulding’s Instagram is full of photos of her working out, along with indulging in plant-based favorites like green juice, broccolini, sauteed kale, and broad bean burgers. One of her most recent snaps is of Pukka Organic tea, calling it “the most peaceful drink in the world.”

5. BeyonceKnowles

At the end of 2013, Beyoncé famously took the “22 Day Challenge” with husband and rapper Jay Z where she ate vegan for 22 days. Although Beyonce confessed via a YouTube video that she no longer strictly stuck to the diet, saying “Now, you know, I still eat meat,” she still stressed that she now eats better: “it’s all about balance [and I ] absolutely make better choices [after doing the diet].” It sure sounds like it! According to what the Grammy-award-winning singer told Shape, it sounds like she’s focusing on vegetarian foods: “I always have breakfast, say, scrambled egg whites, a vegetable smoothie, or whole-grain cereal with low-fat milk. For lunch and dinner, I eat a lot of fish and vegetables.

6. Jason Schwartzman

A common face in Wes Anderson films, actor Jason Schwartzman says he’s “essentially a vegan,” according to an interview with The New York Times’ T Magazine. And just because you don’t eat animal products, doesn’t mean you can’t eat classically animal-based foods. Take ice cream, for instance. Schwartzman recalls a time where he stopped by a vegan ice cream place called Lula’s Apothecary, “that was just incredible. [It is] the best ice cream.” It might be closed now, but the ice cream parlor used to make the frozen treat using soy, nut, or coconut milk.

7. Kristen Bell

In an interview with the Vegetarian Times, actress Kristen Bell recalls “I had a lot of quirks as a child. One was that I didn’t like to eat meat: I didn’t like to chew it, didn’t like the taste or smell of it, and just wasn’t having any of it. I was in the minority of kids who actually loved fruits and vegetables.” Although her mom taught her the trick to “constantly monitor how colorful the food on [her] plate is,” Kristen seems partial to dark green power vegetables, like broccoli and kale, by the looks of a recent Instagram photo showing her taking some of these cruciferous veggies home from Jimmy Kimmel’s garden. We can’t blame her. Cruciferous veggies are full of vitamins C, E, and K, carotenoids like beta-carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin, B-vitamins like folate, and cancer-fighting compounds like sulforaphane.

8. Jenna Dewan-Tatum

She often steals the show from her hubby, Channing Tatum, in their Step Up movies—we’re talking about Jenna Dewan-Tatum, that is. And although she’s had no luck convincing Channing to adopt her vegan diet (Jenna told Women’s Health magazine he only lasted 6 months), the fit actress and dancer soldiers on alone. She can often be found eating tabouli, brown rice bowls with black beans and roasted veggies, or sipping on a green smoothie in the morning; Jenna tends to make hers with spinach, kale, lemon, apple, banana, sometimes pear, a little cod liver.

9. Brad Pitt

Hollywood’s heartthrob is apparently also a fan of cows. An “insider” told DailyMail in 2009 that Brad has been a vegetarian for decades and wanted his and actress wife, Angelina Joie’s, children to also eschew meat, saying, “Brad hates seeing the children eating meat and he’s annoyed with how much red meat Angelina has. He goes on about the damage caused by methane gas from cattle and that the family should go veggie, but Angie says that’s never going to happen.”

10. Carrie Underwood

Carrie Underwood, a country music singer, is a strong supporter of farm-to-table cuisine. “I like to know where all the food that I’m putting in my body is coming from,” she told Us Weekly. Perhaps this is because she is aware of how nutritious it can be. In addition to stocking up on stir-fry kits, Amy’s meatless burgers, and armfuls of onions and garlic, the vegetarian-turned-vegan mother enjoys doing all of her grocery shopping herself. “I put onions and garlic in everything,” she confessed to Every Day with Rachael Ray. Steel-cut oats with berries and possibly a touch of maple syrup, toast with Earth Balance vegan butter, quinoa or brown rice with vegetables and tofu, and a vegan cheese quesadilla are some of her favorite dishes.