The Duchess of Cornwall is addicted to cooking shows and there’s one Australian TV series she particularly fond of!
Her son Tom Parker Bowles recently confessed she’s a fan of his TV show Food Fight on channel nine.
‘She watched the first season and really enjoyed it,’ he admitted
‘She just laughs at me judging food. She’s always a good, supportive mother,’ the food critic added.
‘I’m hoping she’ll like the second season too. She’s always fascinated to know what I’m eating and doing.’
And Camilla isn’t just a fan of Food Fight, she also is partial to watching Masterchef.
In fact, the 71-year-old is such a foodie, she’s quite fussy when it comes to what the Duchess will and won’t eat.
According to Mail Online, when Camilla is invited to an event or dinner part, “her hosts were now sent a list of the foods she liked and disliked”.
As a member of the Royal Family, she now follows in Charles footsteps when it comes to what meals she does and doesn’t want to be served.
She previously explained how garlic was also off the menu due to having to meet people afterwards.
In Tom Bowers book, Rebel Prince, Charles was exposed as being a “fussy diner.”
“The host would be informed in advance that an aide would be delivering a bag containing the Prince’s food,” Bowers wrote, the polar opposite to the Queen’s willingness to eat the same food as everyone else.
Charles is known to prefer organic food and does not like waste, to the extent of asking to take leftovers at the end of a meal, according to his former private secretary.
He has also banned foie gras when he and Camilla are served food, due to the ethics behind it.
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