Four meals a day emphasize freshness-Darren McGrady, the former chef of Buckingham Palace, recently revealed the menu of Queen Elizabeth II to the media-the Queen eats four meals a day: breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. In addition, the menu of Buckingham Palace has been basically the same for 60 years, with only "fine-tuning" and no "big change". The queen puts special emphasis on "seasonality" and "seasonality", and especially likes strawberries grown in her garden. In Buckingham Palace, the Queen's breakfast is very simple oatmeal milk and a handful of nuts or prunes. Or eat boiled eggs and jam bread. Of course, Darjeeling black tea is the queen's favorite. She drinks a cup every morning.

The British royal family loves to eat eggs-According to the book "Dinner at Buckingham Palace", eggs are the favorite food of the British royal family: princesses and princes in the royal family are inseparable from eggs-they have to eat at least two cream cones made of eggs every day. On the other hand, Her Majesty prefers to eat eggs with brown shells, and she also likes Rothschild souffles made by French gourmet Kareme. Queen Victoria's favorite food in her life is the simplest boiled egg, but she must put it in a golden egg cup and eat it with a golden spoon.

It is reported that the Queen likes garden parties and picnics. In order to catch up with the Queen's luncheon at Windsor Castle, the professional team will bring 200 fresh pears from London to Windsor Castle in the early morning. Does the queen have to eat 200 pears at the luncheon? Of course not! On the contrary, we should choose the 24 gifts with the highest value from these 200 gifts for the distinguished guests attending the Queen's Garden party or luncheon.

No wonder the British media teased, "As an English pear, my ultimate dream in my life is to be chosen as the lunch fruit enjoyed by the Queen".

These are some special foods! Of course, these are not enough, but they are still very representative!