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King Charles III has barely had time to adjust to his new role of Britain's new monarch, following the death of his mother, Elizabeth II.Recent clips have shown the new King appearing to have fussy demands while undertaking new duties, even at one point, gesturing to his staff to remove a pen tray that was in the way of some documents on his desk.However, His Majesty is no stranger to luxurious treatment, having been pampered by his aids over the years, the Daily Mirror reports.READ MORE: King Charles gives hint about his reign with 'spidery' handwriting, expert claimsMany insiders have opened up about the King's particular demands, with some members of staff at Clarence House even going as far to give him the nickname of "Pampered Prince", according to the Amazon Prime documentary, Serving the Royals: Inside the Firm.When it comes to food, chef Graham Newbould, who was a former member of the royal staff, said that the King eschews a traditional cooked English breakfast for fruit and cereals, taking a luxury "breakfast box" wherever he goes.He said: "Prince Charles has a healthier option. He'd have homemade bread, a bowl of fresh fruit, fresh fruit juices."Wherever the Prince goes in the world, the breakfast box goes with him.

You may have thought that King Charles would only have a taste for the finer things in life, but it seems that he is just like everyone else when it comes to having certain food preferences... and avoidances.

Throughout her impressive 70 year reign, Queen Elizabeth II stuck to a strict schedule every day - from carrying out official engagements to chairing meetings and attending to papers in her daily red box. While that all sounds perfectly Queen-like, it is possible that one of her breakfast ingredients of choice was the key to this steadfast routine.

Throughout his long tenure as the Prince of Wales, King Charles became well-known for speaking out about his passions for protecting the environment and the importance of organic farming. And, if one thing is clear, he certainly practices what he preaches according to former members of royal staff.This extends to what he likes to eat, his daily habits and what he takes with him when he travels in the UK and abroad.

You may expect the King to only have a taste for the finer things in life, but it seems that he is just like everyone else when it comes to having certain food preferences. While King Charles is known to be particular about certain ingredients and where they come from, he enjoys simple and healthy dishes packed full of fruit and vegetables over heavy meals.

With the news that the King and other senior members of the Royal Family will be preparing for a bumper two years of foreign tours, King Charles has mastered a method to make sure he quickly settles to wherever he is in the world.The precise nature of the King's travel requests have allegedly resulted in him always travelling with his very own 'breakfast box' which contains organic produce handpicked by the King.Throughout his long tenure as the Prince of Wales, King Charles became well-known for speaking out about his passions for protecting the environment and the importance of organic farming - and he clearly practices what he preaches according to former members of royal staff. Speaking before Queen Elizabeth II's death, royal chef Graham Newbould revealed: "Prince Charles has a healthier option.

It should be expected that the Royal's like to enjoy the finer things in life, but what you don't expect is King Charles to be taking his own toilet seat with him on a trip.

banana and not eating bread crusts were just some of the quirks of the late Queen Elizbeth II's dining habits, members of her former kitchen staff have revealed.One of the former chefs lifting the lid on Queen's eating peculiarities and author of Eating Royally Darren McGrady, said the late Monarch did not bite into a banana "like a monkey". Rather, the Queen would cut the top and bottom off, then slice the skin away length-ways, Daily Star previously reported.

Over the years royal insiders have given us an insight into what gets served on the Queen’s dinner table. Along with her gin and Dubonnet cocktails, our monarch enjoys classic dishes like grilled fish or chicken and steers clear of starchy food at lunchtime. But one thing that will never be revealed is her favourite food - and for good reason.

Fans of the Royal family will probably know by now that The Queen doesn’t eat garlic, likes to keep her breakfast cereal fresh in tupperware containers, and sometimes enjoys a gin and Dubonnet cocktail before she tucks into her lunch. Well, why ever not we say? Especially if you can have a nap.

David Beckham revealed in a recent interview his wife Victoria almost always eats the same grilled meal each day.The 46 year old told a food podcast how the Spice Girl pop star ate the meal regularly for almost 25 years. "Unfortunately, I'm married to someone who has eaten the same thing for the last 25 years. Since I've met Victoria, she only eats grilled fish, steamed vegetables," David told the River Cafe Table 4.