I Ate Like The Royal Family For A Day

@chloeoliviamorgan gets a taste of Royal life with this foodie challenge, will these Royal recipes take the crown? 👑
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[@Hawk259]

There was literally only one egg used in the “Cheesy Baked Eggs” 😂

[@jadedownes504]

The deceivement is real 🤣🤣

[@Katarina23]

Maybe she knows something we don't. That eggs arent healthy for us🤷

[@bernadettehynes-cafferkey3917]

@@Katarina23 eggs are very healthy

[@dasinsight4156]

The British conquered the whole world to eat like they don't know how to use spices 😂

[@SHAMOYA]

The fact that they still eat like this sounds very ancestral 😅

[@Charlzton]

@@SHAMOYA A lot of the sort of bland and uncomplicated food old British people eat (definitely different from younger British generations now) is because they grew up in the 40s/50s when there was rationing due to ongoing economic damage from WW2

[@SHAMOYA]

@@Charlzton Don’t make excuses for them to still eat like they’re in World War II… They conquered the whole world to get spices and when they realized African and ethnic people use spices heavily, they reworked their whole narrative to say that spices were used to cover up flavors for cheap meat and pushed those expensive spices on to the public.

[@ramblingrue]

listen, i know we all joke that they dont use spices but they LITERALLY do not, its just salt n pepper

[@xaoccc9616]

@@SHAMOYA Spices have always been extensively used by the rich. If you actually look back at history spices such as clove, nutmeg, all spice and saffron are all used in the aristocracies food. You're perpetuating a stereotype with your evidence being one video which shows only one option for each meal. Hardly concrete evidence...

[@safiya1363]

The breakfast meal looks like something you fix when you’re scrambling for items in your fridge Very random dish 😂

[@cmdcxx]

Damn, the queen’s a drunk

[@maryavatar]

And yet - she’s in her mid nineties. You’d think her liver would have packed in by now.

[@u140550]

Hmm maybe she doesn’t drink it every day, but based on this video it’s does seem like it.

[@benjaminr6153]

@@maryavatar Her Majesty doesn’t live by normal human rules. She can drink as much as she wants as she’s an Immortal

[@misbahailia3345]

"Lord save the Queen". The lyrics make sense now lol Hopefully she indulges in a drink occasionally, and not daily. Otherwise I don't know how her poor bones deal with it. #LordsavetheQueen

[@carinathebookworm5293]

My guess would be she only does this occasionally or just takes a sip of each of the two drinks. Otherwise she's immortal 🤷‍♀️.

[@asiyahash9863]

the tikka masala is a really nice touch :) like yeah we colonized y’all might as well eat your food everyday too🤪

[@cristinewithnoh840]

I knew someone's gonna be triggered and here you are 👀

[@asiyahash9863]

@@cristinewithnoh840 not triggered, sharing simple facts you goofy🤪

[@jusme414]

Bruh facts

[@isotropisch82]

You realise that there are many many Indians in the UK, many of whom have become very successful (and well integrated) here in many fields, and many that make very good money through the Indian food industry, which we Brits also love and appreciate as much as our own food. Colonisation is long finished, India is a world power and is responsible for its own successes and failures. Finally, chicken tikka masala is a version of butter chicken invented by British Indians in the UK.

[@asiyahash9863]

@@isotropisch82 colonization is not “ long” finished because it has forever lasting effects that someone like you would never notice or care to. but whatever helps you live i guess

[@ryanpaturzo947]

The face Chloe made when she drank the cocktail is me every time I try to do any type of shot!

[@lunalovegood7384hs]

OMG ryan!

[@Angellady11]

The only reason why she has alcohol so early in the day is because her family stresses her and she has a busy schedule that always has some adjusting

[@LivingInTheShade]

I think the food looked pretty good, will definitely be trying the breakfast. I was surprised at the builders tea in such a beautiful tea cup.

[@misspomerol]

If you think the Queen drinks a lot you she see what Princess Margaret’s daily routine was like. Replace the Dubonnet with straight up vodka for starters.

[@amymifsud7864]

I love how Chloe is referencing zeta from buzzfeed Australia When she said where is the sauce

[@trisin4k]

YES SAME

[@linzbelle]

I thought it was from Gordon ramsay.

[@cocobrowny]

I’m sure the quote “where’s the sauce?” has existed for more than a decade and originated from a film or tv show

[@amymifsud7864]

When you guys are saying that is Gordon Ramsay you guys are talking about where is the lamb sauce not just where is the sauce

[@babydolphin2423]

By PRINCE CHARLES, no sis by his chef.

[@loisduncan6968]

Isn’t the egg thing a quiche without pastry?

[@HisMaidservant]

pretty much

[@mysisterisafoodie]

Yes but you can’t make it seem like the royals are on a restricted calorie diet which they almost always are.

[@cocobrowny]

Nope, because by that token you could say it’s like an omelette with more cream or a Spanish Tortilla without the potatoes. The egg and cream were not beaten together, so sadly that’s the weakness in your theory

[@x0habiib0x]

Wow! You’re a fancy chef! Really pretty plating! Can’t wait to make that breakfast for my niblings! Looks like something they’d love. And I can hide the veggies inside 🤣

[@Iz.U.99]

Brits conquer the world yet they still don't know seasoning beyond salt and pepper

[@SocialExperiment232]

Neither do Americans lol

[@roachqueen1973]

@@SocialExperiment232 speak for yourself.

[@galgar5660]

Spices are for people who don't want to taste the actual taste of the food

[@Iz.U.99]

@@galgar5660 you know spices are food right???

[@abutahirputhedath8841]

@@galgar5660 the what? 🤣

[@MaryRose007]

This video was more enjoyable than I expected. Awesome job. The presenter is really pleasant to watch.

[@chloeparker4488]

I was just about to say a big chunk of sourdough toast would have been perfect with the breakfast us brits ay

[@sharonhill2602]

The queen has cereal for breakfast.

[@lady0shady]

I thought I am weird with eating sandwiches with slices of cucumber... And I'm not! I eat like The Queen 👑

[@scorps1027]

You look like Kate Middleton a bit!

[@arumk.7943]

The food looks delicious especially the breakfast one. I think I will try to make that. And I like her dress. So lovely.

[@laurenbray8314]

The queen definitely gets drunk off that one cocktail. My god lol

[@PHSDM104]

God save the Queen, indeed. 🤣🤣🤣

[@MsLeonor1968]

Looks like I’ll have to bring my sauces n spices when I visit. Your prepared foods look good tho ✌🏼

[@cocobrowny]

Don’t waste your luggage weight allowance, love. We have plenty here. It’s just that some people choose not to use them!

[@sophiabali3854]

Loved it.. 'Missing the butler' - n the glass haha..

[@bootylucios4424]

I’m also a bit peckish after watching this ! Thanks for sharing love the content

[@missyb1020]

That cocktail is why she's lived so long🤣 that afternoon looks like lunch💕

[@kellyedavis7785]

Queen be gettin litt 😂😂🤘🏾

[@elroy8272]

The afternoon tea looked inviting. Yummy

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

✨Nice! ✨💞 I'd definitely try that breakfast, just let the egg yolk cook through. It looks delicious 😋

[@expeditioner9322]

I really like the afternoon tea idea.

[@darlingdim9656]

I doubt the Queen eats that lunch. Probably more like salmon shipped in from Scotland. And her favorite cake is chocolate.

[@aviatorsound914]

She does.

[@sueblankenship9441]

I'd love to have tea in the afternoon, but the best I can do is maybe making a cup at the office while I feverishly try to get my work done. I'm guessing working class Brits don't have time to do this either.

[@bhavikachaturvedi5236]

I was hoping for no Naan bread. Its just Naan 🙈

[@shruti94dash]

True

[@26urmila]

Same

[@OGAdriana]

One cherry tomato? Blasphemy!

[@Cantetinza17]

To the breakfast the Melanin in me would add some hot sauce. Wait, the queen is in her 90's maybe we should all have a mid morning cocktail. For the sake of longevity and all. I love it all. I would love to food prep afternoon tea and have it at work during my 15 min break.

[@kawaiipinkbunnychu]

I just want to put seasoning in all her food! It looks so bland!

[@risotto4life577]

I mean, some of these meals (like the breakfast) would be made with really fresh and high quality ingredients, they likely would taste delicious without any spices due to the flavourness and freshness of the ingredients. Of course, spices can always elevate it but it probably wouldn't be as bland as it looks!

[@jaynara1317]

The queen is apparently a very picky eater so not a lot of the food served to her (and her family if they're with her) have a lot of...flavor. One of their former personal chef's said that it's prince charles and his dad who were a bit more chefy with their food.

[@marykazhimo5921]

its called high quality food

[@mysisterisafoodie]

@@marykazhimo5921 it also has to do with the pungency of spices. Royals aren’t allowed to eat anything with onions, garlic. Their diet is actually quite restrictive. Oh and the kicker: their steaks are always WELL DONE 😫😫😫

[@ramblingrue]

not a single spice in sight..just vibes

[@lucindajane6433]

1)You seriously think this is what the royal family eat?… 2) Also do you seriously think the average person in the UK eats the same food as the royal family? Lmao. Anyway regardless. There are a lot of cuisines (Italian, French, British) that are more herb driven traditionally in some of their core dishes, than spice driven. The world is a varied place and has varied cuisines. There is really no need to look down your nose at other people, other cultures and other countries, because they are different to you. It’s an ugly trait.

[@ramblingrue]

@@lucindajane6433 lol im trying to find where I said every british person eats like this OR even where i say this is definitely what royalty eats. Honestly so hilarious that this comment offended a whole paragraph out of you. Just say you eat unseasoned food and go beloved.

[@lucindajane6433]

@@ramblingrue offended? You didn’t offend me. I corrected you on your incorrect and ignorant comment. You’re welcome.

[@lucindajane6433]

@@ramblingrue oh and. You clearly have zero understanding of the word seasoning. That word refers to salt, spices and herbs to enhance flavour. Not just spices. Again, you’re welcome 👋

[@jturner1774]

Basil and tikka masala no spices? Ok bruv

[@shenlun]

The royals follow the Cornish method, of jam first then cream

[@tc2334]

Everybody's like "The British conquered the whole world to eat like they don't know how to use spices", but the British were also conquered *by* the French and have been influenced by them ever since and still haven't managed to learn how to cook anything innovative either. lol

[@joshuataylor3550]

By the Normans who were descendants of Vikings who settled just in Normandy. Not the French. Also this was in 1066 and I think classic French cuisine has gone through a fair bit of development since then.

[@tc2334]

@@joshuataylor3550 by the time the normans were the normans, they’d already been in France for a long time and spoke French. They weren’t just Vikings who’d settled in Normandy. Also, England has been taking culinary cues from France and intermingling with them ever since then. Lastly, it’s just a joke. 😂

[@clairenoon4070]

Literally no idea where you get your ideas from?! In any case, whatever the Royal Family are eating and drinking, it's clearly doing them good; the Queen Mother lived to over 100, Prince Philip to nearly 100, and The Queen is well into her 90s and counting (and was still horse-riding in her 80s). Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall are in their 70s and as far as I know have never had any serious illnesses. Do you know of many other families this healthy and long-lived? Is your family?

[@tc2334]

@@clairenoon4070 it was a *joke* Jesus Christ 🤣

[@clairenoon4070]

@@tc2334 Oh, was it? But I thought jokes were supposed to be funny...?

[@gerilynne1955]

Okay breakfast looks great!

[@Mayrows]

The cream gives it the quiche finish lol x

[@lusciousleo1971]

Now we see how Queen Elizabeth II gets thru the days dealing with her family!!🤣

[@twincherry4958]

Missing the most important thing: Royal Chef!

[@zaynab2791]

the way she pronounced pulao is sending me

[@elizabethkhamermesh8647]

Yum! But always cream then jam! lol

[@user-eb4dv7py4m]

Okay. But she is gorgeous. She suits this as she has fhe English rose look. 🌹

[@dameinnoble3995]

What about supper!? Lol great, ta much from New Zealand.

[@vishalbarot6127]

Prosecco isn't champagne

[@Salsensual-yf5jx]

Hi :-) I will give the breakfast a go! Looks amazing. The pre-lunch cocktail... hard pass... Champagne, I can drink that everyday, even brush my teeth with it (if I was rich enhough ;-))

[@samanvitarao5899]

Naan* and not naan bread pls

[@kayla.juarez]

Very cool!

[@jaliyahlangford9709]

So is it Basil or Basil 😭 what is the right way to pronounce it 😂

[@hannahw111]

It’s basil 🤣

[@cocobrowny]

@@hannahw111 no. It’s basil 😉

[@earthling_nadia9628]

Love

[@highonfoods3940]

Atleast prince william knows spices

[@iluop3623]

Wow, the royals eat more food than me.

[@leidenschaftfaul]

I may or may not eat my second instant ramen of the day, while watching this video.

[@Kb_1319]

This is cool

[@ifyousayso1466]

The queen doesn't eat sauces or spice as she doesn't want to smell bad. William clearly doesn't care

[@amyahlquist3436]

If I were queen I know that I would need a pre lunch cocktail too I mean all that stress and responsibility.

[@emilym1280]

Definitely not enough carbs with breakfast or lunch! I’m the sort of person who would ‘ruin’ a posh, delicate meal with a massive side of mashed potato 😂

[@luisal0ve]

How do you make traditional cucumber sandwiches?

[@cocobrowny]

Get un unsliced loaf of bread. Cut a hole horizontally through the length of the loaf. Get a whole cucumber. Lube it up with butter. Shove the cucumber through the length of the loaf. Slice the loaf. DONE

[@liv9363]

background music at some points is waaaay too loud!

[@sulesadiq4384]

How did u know this is what the royals eat. I'm pretty sure u couldn't just make a phone call and they'll tell u. So I'm not sure this meals are entirely accurate

[@xaoccc9616]

It's a sensationalist video. Even funnier considering people actually believe this is the only food they eat every day.

[@mrg8963]

You forgot the mention of what Prince Philip has been up to 😂

[@jusme414]

Queen she high

[@Kat31017]

She should try some of Diana's meals

[@gabiwalker7792]

What is a takeaway?

[@kleocatra9675]

Did you check out Darren McGrady (former chef for the royal family) channel for recipes?

[@TheMarmite09]

That's a LOT of food!

[@spitfire3984]

I think the food looks fabulous.

[@johneli495]

All pretty good and what I would possibly eat, minus the alcohol

[@XYZ-eq8uw]

Pila rice literally means yellow rice.. n that rice was far from yellow

[@charulsahu]

Exactly

[@shruti94dash]

She meant Pilaf rice - which is Pulao - It looked like a Pulao

[@KrishtiBhattacharjee]

@@shruti94dash exactly lol and she pronounced it like peelar xD

[@Rose-jz6sx]

Pilau, not pila

[@cocobrowny]

Ok, let me make it clear to all the Asians commenting here that are being very specific about the rice. In the UK we call most seasoned rice from South Asia ‘pilau’. Just like we call almost everything from South Asia that might resemble a curry a ‘curry’. Never mind if it’s a stew or something else. If saag aloo or tarka dhal was a main component rather than an accompaniment, we’d probably call those ‘curry’ too

[@connorlammin8189]

Most attractive person on BuzzFeed UK 🤣💯

[@shaimakamil4077]

I like you’re comments

[@blue12night2]

I put cream on first, I enjoy tasting the jam first

[@rameetchadha6861]

Loved the dinner as I m an Indian 🤩

[@debbiewynne8108]

Jam first...nice one, the right way, the Cornish way. Cream is not a substitute for butter and should coat our fat receptors in the mouth which is why you put cream on top of apple pie and on top of the jam on a scone...if anyone else cares lol 🤣😂

[@ladyramen7655]

Makes sense

[@emptyemptiness8372]

There are people that try putting jam on cream?......how the hell do you spread jam on cream?

[@lisagross3669]

Food and drink looked delicious! And you had a classic Kate look yourself!

[@sammann3577]

The chicken tikka masala was it looking at the fish it looked kinda ....

[@inihos]

how do they live so long if they eat like this every singld day?!

[@nickwille16]

is there an american equivalent of this type of cream? I would never think to put cream on something like a scone

[@mortglickman3217]

food wishes, clotted cream

[@MsBonnie7777]

Not that I know of , I never tried it until I was on vacation in England and we had scones with clotted cream and jam one afternoon. Delicious but not something I think about having again. Looked for a recipe but it takes 12 hours to make !

[@benjaminr6153]

clotted crown should be available in many supermarkets. If not - mascarpone could come close or kaymak if you happen to have a Turkish or Middle Eastern market nearby

[@meosquerade]

Well it’s supposed to be eaten with jam and clotted cream but you could really put anything u like on it just not marmite 👀

[@Rose-jz6sx]

Just use freshly whipped cream

[@aadit986]

who else thought it was "I Ate The Royal Family For A Day"

[@angelasieg5099]

I really couldn't handle all that alcohol otherwise everything looked amazing

[@GreenBananaz]

The Queen actually has several beverages throughout the day. I mean I think she needs It being the actual QUEEN 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@centigradz2centigradz289]

These foods are their favourite dishes but I don't think they eat that every day. I doubt Charles eats like that. I bet they eat healthy food to live that long. Healthy food is not always tasty.

[@jamiehayn]

yeah but tasty food is not always unhealthy

[@monetmonroe4644]

I’m not going to lie British food seems so unflavored (bt I’m American from Chicago so most food doesn’t compete or compare) but I can’t wait to visit London I’m not really excited about the food more so the architecture and history ..

[@ramblingrue]

lmao the one thing with spice was ordered

[@gerilynne1955]

Nice simpleb meals. Pretty light too. I could easily eat like this. It's probably why they are healthy and so many of us Americans are over weight.

[@ifyousayso1466]

Where's the jam pennies?

[@Katarina23]

I dont believe for a second that she eats Hake fish🙄

[@MultiBigbird01]

I feel cheated by that cheesy baked eggs. Only 1 egg? Why so stingy with the eggs?

[@shan7180]

Lizzie is a Don!

[@johnpaulgoffredo3274]

I’m sorry charcuterie it’s cured meats

[@lynettedundon1410]

If I ate like that( and drank) I'd be as big as a house.

[@rklcap]

That's why Prince Harry proposed during a nice roast chicken dinner 👀

[@lotus8203]

You forgot children's blood

[@heathersinclair8789]

No desert, surely must of been a pub after dinner. No.. oh well.

[@heathersinclair8789]

Pud*

[@mon6745]

What does the nonce eat?

[@elizabethm9756]

You forgot the blood of children to stay young and alive.

[@danam6696]

They forgot their daily dose of royal adrenochrome

[@vaishnavism8878]

It's Indian k so it's not his particular original Royal!?!!!!