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These foods are taboo for the British Royals
Behind it could be one of the many customs of the royals: Prince Harry does not like a lobster, as Meghan revealed in her Netflix documentary “With Love, Meghan”.
Duchess Meghan did not reveal much about her private life and marriage in the second season of her cooking show “With Love, Meghan”. Unlike in the first season, husband Prince Harry did not appear in any episode. Every now and then the Duchess casually mentioned him and her life in Great Britain.
Use of the royals? Prince Harry doesn’t like a lobster
In a episode of the show, the American cooks with a top chef José Andrés. The two prepare lobsters, whereupon Meghan says quietly to him: “Do you know who doesn’t like lobster? My husband.” Andrés reacts visibly shocked and jokes: “And you still married him?”
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On September 15, 1984, Prince Henry Charles Albert David, better known as Prince Harry, was born in London as the second child of the then Prince Charles and Princess Dianas. As the royal tradition was bid, Diana posed shortly after the origin with her newborn on the stages of the private wing “Lindo Wing” of the London St. Mary’s Hospital. At that time, nobody suspected that Prince Harry should break with this tradition with his later wife Meghan 35 years later
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Harry’s aversion to lobster could actually be familiar. Because the animals are among the food from which members of the Royal Family are supposed to keep their hands. The former royal butler Grant Harrold revealed that shellfish on the plate is taboo for the royals. “When eating, the royal family has to be careful with seafood because of the risk of shell poisoning. These are usually not on the royal menu,” he said. For the same reason, the royals are not allowed to eat raw meat. The risk of food poisoning is simply too great.
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But that’s not all. There are some other culinary rules that are adhered to. So Queen Camilla herself revealed that garlic is also a no-go. King Charles III is for another ban. especially responsible. He stroked the French specialty Foie Gras from the menu. The type of manufacture of the stuff liver is considered cruelty to animals. According to Grant Harrold, the royals also do without sugar (in tea). Charles prefers to admit the tea a little honey.
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Source: Stern
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