"Extraordinary" meal eaten by the Queen of England in flight!

The Queen of England, Elizabeth II, is usually served all year round by the world's best chefs, but, on long flights, the Queen chooses a very simple meal.

Graham Lowry, the former Queen's pilot, revealed that the royal family enjoyed eating simple and distinctive pies during their flights in the 1990s.

Lowry said the classic Fray Bentos pancakes were a "change from all the fine dishes."

"You know, they liked it," said Lowry, who appeared in a documentary on Channel 5. "I think it's a wonderful change for all the good dishes, which are first class."

The former driver did not reveal the queen's favorite pie flavor, but the pancakes (priced at £ 2.50) are renowned for their steak, ground beef, onion, and chicken. their bacon.

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Founded in 1865, the Fray Bentos brand owes its name to a cattle ranching town in Uruguay.

These pancakes became a key ingredient in British homes after the Second World War, when the brand moved its factory to Hackney, London.

Britain's favorite meal has not been revealed, but this statement could put Fray Bentos at the top of the list.

In an interview with Telegraph, Darren McGrady, personal chef of a former queen, said that Elizabeth II could not be described as "greedy" unlike her husband, Prince Philip, who "loves eating and can talk about food all day long. "

But Darren told the pastry website, RecipePlus, that "Her Majesty is very impressed by the biscuit and the chocolate cake, and she goes back there again and again until she disappears".

The British queen eats the Dundee cake during her travels and chooses a special type of water to drink.

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