Breakfast and lunch are becoming increasingly unfashionable. Bruce Springsteen doesn’t eat them and nor do Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, former British prime minister Rishi Sunak, supermodel Naomi Campbell or English football pundit Gary Lineker.

They’re just some of the high-profile types who live off just one meal a day, a nutritional approach known by its acronym, OMAD. Spider-Man actor Tom Holland is yet another public advocate, recently telling Men’s Health: “Breakfast, lunch and dinner to me is an extortionate amount of food.”