Do you waste food? Here's what you need to learn from King Charles' frugal mealtime rule

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King Charles leads a lavish life full of luxury and indulgence. He was labeled as a pampered prince, which is a rumor before he conquered the throne. Now his life has changed totally based on food habits.

Rule of King Charles

According to the son of Queen Camilla Tom Parker-Bowles who is a food critic and author ,King Charles follows a strict rule regarding his mealtime and it's not about caviar or champagne. He does not tolerate food waste and urges that the leftover food should be served the next day or repurposed in another meal. Food critic Tom Parker-Bowles shared that King Charles follows a no-waste policy regarding foods. Any food that is leftover from the dinner will be repurposed into something else or will be served the following day. Food is prohibited from throwing out, as specified in the Mirror.

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Last year the King Charles has launched The Coronation Food Project which works to make people aware of food insecurity and reduce waste related to food. The monarch commits to address the pressing issues based on food. Tom Parker-Bowles claimed that King Charles is genuinely a food hero because the king does not only speak; he also practices what he speaks. The monarch is enthusiastic about food from farm to table at every stage of his life. He also added that it was really fascinating to talk with him regarding strange varieties of plums or pears or anything else.

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