Pre-breakfast tea without sugar and biscuits
Queen Elizabeth used to start her morning with tea and biscuits. Their tea was also specially prepared. Known as 'Earl Grey. This tea leaf is prepared by adding bergamot orange peel oil. Milk is added to it, but no sugar at all. The Queen loved Chocolate Oliver's Biscuits. He also loved Assam's 'Silver Tips Chai'.
Earl Gray tea in a silver teapot at 7:30 am
At exactly 7:30 AM, Mad would arrive in their bedroom with 2 teapots on a tray. Have earl Grey tea in one pot and hot water in the other. Along with this, bone china cups, small plates, and linen napkins were also placed on the tray. The napkin was embroidered with the royal emblem of the Empress.
Fruit, cereal, and marmalade were preferred for breakfast
After getting ready, he would come to his private dining room for breakfast at 8:30. Cereals and fruits were the most important part of his morning meal. He also loved marmalade (orange marmalade) and toast. On special occasions, his breakfast sometimes included smoked salmon fish, and eggs. The queen preferred brown eggs.
High protein low carb, zero starch at lunch
The Queen's lunch would have been planned on a high protein-low carbohydrate regimen. Fish and vegetables were the most important part of their diet. Queen Elizabeth's favorite lunches were spinach and grilled Dover sole or Scottish salmon with spinach and zucchini. He also loved grilled chicken with salad. They had a zero-starch diet, so all these rules were strictly followed while preparing food.
Sandwiches were eaten with soft butter and strawberry jam
In the afternoon they once again drank Earl Gray tea. During this time he loved eating cucumber sandwiches and fruit cakes. Tomato sandwiches and jam penny sandwiches were his favorites from the age of 5. Their sandwiches were also made very simply, with a bit of butter and strawberry jam on the bread.
Fish, salad, and vegetables for dinner
Even in the Maharani's dinner, the rule of 'no starch' was followed. Even in the evening meal, he had only fish, vegetables, and salad.
Fruits for the queen came from the royal garden
Fresh fruit for Queen Elizabeth always came from her garden. Strawberries were brought from the palace at Balmoral, then peaches from the greenhouse at the court at Windsor.
Sometimes the queen also wanted to eat sweets. Dark chocolate was his first choice for this. However, he only ate a small piece of chocolate. He didn't like milk chocolate. He always kept chocolate biscuits and cakes with him while traveling.
Maharani never asked for fast food
There was one thing Queen Elizabeth didn't like to eat, and it was garlic. Even though today the world is crazy about fast food, Maharani never asked for fast food. He could eat whatever he wanted, but he always ate healthy food keeping his health in mind. Darren Macready jokes that the Queen loved dogs and horses. Chef, food, and kitchen was the last choice for him.
She used to drink wine till the age of 95
In media reports, there have been many reports about Queen Elizabeth II's likes and dislikes of alcohol. His drinking habits were also in the news. It is also said that he still drank 4 glasses of cocktails at the age of 91, but Darren Macready, who worked as his personal chef, did not consider it appropriate. Yes, he loved wine and continued to drink it until he was 95 years old when doctors told him not to drink wine.
Wine for the royal family is made from the fruits of the gardens of the royal palace
They drank sweet wine in the evening or during dinner. He liked Gin and Dubonnet more. Gin was produced at Buckingham Palace for the Queen and the Royal Family. This royal wine was named 'Buckingham Palace Gin'. This special wine is made from 12 types of herbs, including lemons, and berries, grown in the 16-hectare royal garden at Buckingham Palace. This wine was launched in July 2020 by the Royal Collection Trust.
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