Multi-millionaire fitness queen Kayla Itsines has revealed the five-minute dish she makes at home on repeat.
The 33-year-old said her go-to snack was Cruskits crispbreads, topped with her favourite toppings — tuna, avocado, cucumber and chilli flakes.
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The Australian founder of multi-million dollar fitness empire Sweat filmed herself seasoning the canned tuna with chilli flakes, dill, olive oil, lemon juice and sea salt.
The mum-of-two then squeezed lemon juice over the avocado slices.
To create the snack, she spooned a generous amount of the tuna mixture over the crispbreads, followed by avocado and cucumbers.
“This is the five-minute snack I have on REPEAT,” Itsines said in her Instagram post.
“You can up the toppings and seasonings to suit your preferences and/or dietary requirements.
“So good and so easy.”
In the video, she opted for dried dill to make the snack — but she urged her 15.9 million followers to use the fresh version instead because it tastes better.
“Try and get fresh dill if you can, I only had dried and it wasn’t it,” she said.
Forbes Australia reported Itsines and her now ex-fiancé Tobi Pearce were valued at about $170 million each in 2023.
Her video has been viewed more than 900,000 times — with many confirming they have recreated the snack at home and it tasted amazing.
“My favourite lunch at the moment,” one said.
Another shared: “I eat this some days, it’s quick to make and taste good too.”
One added: “Just made this for lunch but without the crackers and I mixed it all together. Delicious. Thanks for the lunch inspo.”
While another revealed: “Simple yet satisfying! Perfect for those quick, nourishing bites between travels!”
Others said they couldn’t wait to give the recipe a go.
“This snack looks both delicious and nutritious. Cruskits and tuna are a perfect combo,” one said.
Another shared: “I will try this, it looks good.”
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