Queen Elizabeth preferred to 'eat to live rather than live to eat'
Queen Elizabeth followed simple approach to food
Queen Elizabeth who lived a remarkably healthy life until the age of 96, owed much of her vitality to her disciplined lifestyle, according to former royal chef.
Though never passionate about food, Her Majesty made careful choices that should not affect her healthy lifestyle.
She preferred a lighter-nutrient rich meal. Her regular midday favourite was grilled Dover sole, served over wilted spinach or courgette.
Royal chef Darren McGrady shared insights about her habits, saying: 'The Queen never was a foodie. She always ate to live rather than live to eat. Prince Philip was the foodie.'
Her meal of choice was not just delicious but smart: Dover sole is low in fat, high in protein, and packed with essential nutrients like Vitamin D and B-12, making it a perfect fit for a long, active life.
Queen Elizabeth died at the age of 96 on September 2022.
-
Megyn Kelly hits back at Hayden Panettiere's mother
-
Matt Damon's 'very touching' concern for ex Minnie Driver exposed after horrible car crash
-
'Howard Stern Show' host accused of 'cult-like' workplace environment
-
Why have Prince Harry, Meghan Markle planned UK return? Sussex source comes out
-
Hannah Einbinder stands with Mark Ruffalo amid antisemitic accusations
-
Taylor Swift gets honest about 'aging out of music industry'
-
Richard E. Grant slams pals after wife Joan Washington's death
-
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle strengthen ties with new allies ahead of UK return
-
Katie Price makes peace with Victoria Beckham after 20 years?
-
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle turn themselves into tabloid food: ‘They’re going to feast on these two’
-
Kim Kardashian, Kanye West draw line as North reveals next piercing plan
-
Taylor Swift reveals bombshell 'hints' in debut single 'Tim McGraw'