Royal Family's daily ritual is 'of primary importance' says Tom Parker Bowles
dailyrecord.co.ukThe Royal Family is steeped in history and tradition, with iconic details from the past woven into the very fabric of the monarchy - from titles and residences to stunning pieces of jewellery and attire.
Among these historic precedents, there are also a few more relatable traditions, including the Royal family's near religious devotion to afternoon tea.Queen Camilla's son, Tom Parker Bowles, has revealed the significance of this daily ritual, particularly for royals like King Charles. "It's of primary importance," Parker Bowles told PEOPLE."It's not just a cup of tea - it's an entire meal.
There are sandwiches, two different kinds of cake, scones, biscuits, shrimp and eggs."This daily tradition is a far cry from the days of Royal excess, such as Henry VIII's extravagant feasts or Edward VII's favourite snack, which took a staggering eight hours to prepare!
It also offers the royals a chance to pause amidst their hectic schedules and take a moment to recharge before their next engagement or duty, reports the Mirror.An intriguing detail is just a sneak peek of what fans can expect from his new cookbook, Cooking and the Crown: Royal Recipes from Queen Victoria to King Charles III.
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