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Kiké Hernández is a winner on and off the field.
It's been an incredible season for the MLB player after the Los Angeles Dodgers became World Series champions. And while the 29-year-old deserves to give his body a break, this all-star isn't losing focus.
"Championships start in the kitchen," he exclusively explained to E! News when supporting his partnership with Vita Coco. "As athletes, we have to fuel our bodies to perform their best, which is why every little thing we put in our bodies matters. If we're not properly fueling our tanks, that work goes to waste. While we all love a cheat meal here and there, we're also hyper-aware of the ingredients we're consuming."
Kiké continued, "Stocking our kitchens with healthy go-to snacks or meals full of potassium not only helps eliminate temptation, but holds us accountable with our diets."
So what can you find in this MLB player's kitchen? Kiké gave us a tasty preview below.
Vita Coco Coconut Water
"Being from Puerto Rico, I've grown up drinking coconut water," Kiké shared with E! News. "It's been my go-to healthy hydration beverage of choice ever since my childhood. Not only do I feel like I'm back at home when I pick up a Vita Coco, but I know I'm getting the nutritional benefits without the extra sugar, preparing me for game day and replenishing my body after."
Espresso Machine
Kiké loves to start his morning with a tasty beverage in his kitchen. We recommend this Nespresso device that doubles as a coffee and espresso maker.
Califia Farms Barista Milk
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Puerto Rican Condiments: Adobo
This classic Latino blend of garlic, oregano, turmeric, salt and pepper adds some unforgettable flavor to rice, beans, meat and seafood.
Puerto Rican Condiments: Sofrito
The tomato based sauce used for cooking with latino spices can be added to rice, beans, soups, chili and stews.
Vita Coco Pressed Coconut Water
"We train our bodies to do things like win the World Series," Kiké explained to E! News. "My love affair with Vita Coco started because it's a natural recovery drink with more potassium than a banana. It's packed with electrolytes instead of sugar. It's a drink I know I can turn to post-game and to stay on track in the offseason."
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