Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch of the UK, is turning 92 years old this year. While a lot has changed in the world during her reign, her food preferences have not changed much, according to her formal Royal Chef.
Twice a week, the Queen receives a list of menu suggestions and she marks the suggestions she likes. What options are on this list?

http://opera.pulse.ng/bi/tech/tech-everything-the-queen-eats-and-drinks-for-breakfast-lunch-and-dinner-id7942677.html

https://brightside.me/wonder-curiosities/heres-queen-elizabeths-diet-that-keeps-her-in-majestic-health-456660/
lalasticlala
mynd44



1. Tea with a biscuit before breakfast
The Queen starts her day early with a pot of freshly-brewed Earl Grey tea with no sugar and a few biscuits.

2. Breakfast with cereal and toast
The Queen’s typical breakfast includes fruit and cereal. She sometimes treats herself with toast with jam or marmalade and, on very special occasions, scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and some truffles. According to her former chef, she only enjoyed fresh truffles around Christmas when they were sent as a gift.

3. A glass of gin before lunch
Apparently, Her Majesty likes having a cocktail before lunch: gin and Dubonnet with plenty of ice and a slice of lemon. The recipe for this cocktail can be found online.

4. No starch for lunch (and dinner)
The Queen has her lunch served at 1:00 PM. It would typically involve
fish such as a grilled Dover sole on a bed of wilted spinach or with courgettes or a simple grilled chicken with a salad. The Queen tends to avoid
starchy foods most days, so there is no pasta, rice, or potatoes on the menu.

5. Afternoon tea with cakes and sandwiches
Afternoon tea often comes with a honey and cream sponge cake, as well as chocolate biscuit cake, which Her Majesty adores. According to the former chef, McGrady, two types of sandwiches are obligatory at High Tea, such as cucumber, smoked salmon, and egg with mayonnaise or ham and mustard with no crusts. Additionally, the Queen enjoys jam pennies — buttered bread with jam cut into small penny-sized circles.

6. Well-done steak for dinner
Queen Elizabeth II prefers meat from local farms for dinner. Her favorite is a Gaelic steak, served with a sauce of mushroom, cream, and whiskey. She also loves a Sunday roast, and occasionally eats lamb, roast beef, mutton, or grouse. Whichever type of meat it is, it must be served well-done. The main dish is followed by strawberries or peaches, grown in her greenhouses at Windsor Castle.

7. A glass of champagne after dinner
Some sources claim that Queen Elizabeth II finishes her day with a glass of champagne. This champagne is likely chosen from the eight brands (e.g. Bollinger, Lanson, and Krug), which have been given royal warrants.
Royal warrants indicate that goods are supplied to a member of the royal family.

8. Chocolate as a guilty pleasure

McGrady, the former royal chef, mentions that the Queen loves chocolate and even calls her a “chocoholic.” Her favorite type of chocolate is dark chocolate (“the darker the better.”)

charijee:
Let her continue eating her preferred meals while I continue eating my eba with egusi soup

Paddy Royal, I see you

Pink-Lady

I just dey follow you for back oh!

Soaked garri all the way!

God Save the Queen. Perhaps if our founding fathers were not in hurry to loot the nation, Her Majesty as head of state and a Nigerian as Prime Minister with three regions would have prevented the country from turning into this degenerate mess. We would have been like Canada, Australia ,New Zealand.

Lalasticlala, mynd44

wow

^{What's the economic importance of this post now?}

Are you saying we should eat what we cannot afford or go to England to Beg?

YEYE DEY SMELL

our naija foods are far better joor

nice diet

RoyalBlak007:
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch of the UK, is turning 92 years old this year. While a lot has changed in the world during her reign, her food preferences have not changed much, according to her formal Royal Chef.
Twice a week, the Queen receives a list of menu suggestions and she marks the suggestions she likes. What options are on this list?

http://opera.pulse.ng/bi/tech/tech-everything-the-queen-eats-and-drinks-for-breakfast-lunch-and-dinner-id7942677.html

https://brightside.me/wonder-curiosities/heres-queen-elizabeths-diet-that-keeps-her-in-majestic-health-456660/
lalasticlala
mynd44



1. Tea with a biscuit before breakfast
The Queen starts her day early with a pot of freshly-brewed Earl Grey tea with no sugar and a few biscuits.

must she wear hat to eat?

NwaNimo1:
Also blood transfusions ......from young children that are subsequently killed.

Brother, if you keep reasoning this way, you won't make it in life. Barbaric!!! Not everyone is a blood sucker like your Grand parents.

Royalblack now joining league of wicked thread producer kudos

charijee:
Let her continue eating her preferred meals while I continue eating my eba with egusi soup

Paddy Royal, I see you

Red inside eguisi soup?

Chai!

How many meals one day?

Imagine trying this with our staple foods.

Na die be that.

Excellent diet.

She dey chop ugu and uha.

In Ogbia dialect



Enzoiment

RoyalBlak007:
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch of the UK, is turning 92 years old this year. While a lot has changed in the world during her reign, her food preferences have not changed much, according to her formal Royal Chef.
Twice a week, the Queen receives a list of menu suggestions and she marks the suggestions she likes. What options are on this list?

http://opera.pulse.ng/bi/tech/tech-everything-the-queen-eats-and-drinks-for-breakfast-lunch-and-dinner-id7942677.html

https://brightside.me/wonder-curiosities/heres-queen-elizabeths-diet-that-keeps-her-in-majestic-health-456660/
lalasticlala
mynd44



1. Tea with a biscuit before breakfast
The Queen starts her day early with a pot of freshly-brewed Earl Grey tea with no sugar and a few biscuits.

bros you mean a whole POT of tea. what is the size of her tummy

igbadun good jare....

NwaNimo1:
Also blood transfusions ......from young children that are subsequently killed.

This is absurd. . .how can you say that?

"a glass of gin b4 lunch?"

Hian!

so Mama dey follow Papa Chijioke & Papa Nonso dem shine eye b4 d proper bowl of akpu?

oh oo!

NwaNimo1:
Also blood transfusions ......from young children that are subsequently killed.

RoyalBlak007:
4. No starch for lunch (and dinner)
The Queen has her lunch served at 1:00 PM. It would typically involve
fish such as a grilled Dover sole on a bed of wilted spinach or with courgettes or a simple grilled chicken with a salad. The Queen tends to avoid
starchy foods most days, so there is no pasta, rice, or potatoes on the menu.

Aiye mii ooo.....where good semovita and ogbonno soup dey.

lol.