Royal family food

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dirtychinchilla said:
No one eats Richards sausages by choice.

Egg and chips seems like a really strange meal.
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Egg and chips a strange meal? You sure you’re British, it’s an absolute classic, 2 large eggs, crispy chips and bread and butter. John Lennon used to love it so much, he’d order even if he was staying in the poshest hotels.

If you want to make it peak grub, add a couple of slices of smoked back bacon
 
robfosters said:
Egg and chips a strange meal? You sure you’re British, it’s an absolute classic, 2 large eggs, crispy chips and bread and butter. John Lennon used to love it so much, he’d order even if he was staying in the poshest hotels.

If you want to make it peak grub, add a couple of slices of smoked back bacon
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Who cares what John Lennon liked? Its hardly a proper meal is it.
 
Ayahuasca said:
For real though this time, where did you get all of this knowledge on Will and Kate's favourite meals?
I couldn't even tell you the favourite dishes of some of my immediate family...
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Plenty of articles on it.
I imagine most of them have the occasional binge but are usually on quite restricted diets to avoid becoming fat and unseemly, as that wouldn't become a member of the Royal Family, in the same way many models and Hollywood are similarly restricted.

Besides, they get all the fancy food (and weird tourist stuff like eyeballs and testicles) every time they have to attend or host a state dinner or other function, and there's only so much foie gras you can stomach before you **** everything off to just go get an XL Bacon Double Cheeseburger.
Michelin chefs are similar - In many kitchens they take turns cooking work meals for their co-workers and, despite being surrounded by the finest ingredients and talents in the industry, they mostly prefer basic homely cooking, like Macaroni Cheese.


Glanza said:
One of the ex chefs for the Royals has his own youtube channel showing off some of their 'favourite' dishes and how to make them etc
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I love how, after a hunting day, Prince Phillip would insist on doing the barbecue himself and cooked for everyone including all the staff... and how Aunt Liz insisted on her steaks being Well Done, because that's how she likes it and because she's the ******* Queen!!!
 
robfosters said:
Egg and chips a strange meal? You sure you’re British, it’s an absolute classic, 2 large eggs, crispy chips and bread and butter. John Lennon used to love it so much, he’d order even if he was staying in the poshest hotels.

If you want to make it peak grub, add a couple of slices of smoked back bacon
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Honestly, never had one. If you're going to eat eggs, two aren't enough.
 
Ayahuasca said:
Sounds fascinating.
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Not really.
Most food websites seem to have periodic features on it, and it's always about how the Royals eat peasant food just like us... which is the usual blurb they all seem to include in their 'search-engine optimisation' narrative about the recipe you just looked up, before they finally get to the actual ingredients and quantities section you were looking for.
 
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