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Despite this, Lee goes on to indicate more about the type of treats theroyal great-grandmotherenjoys during her private time.
“Maybe we should start with our two most popular chocolates, which are rose and violet creams,” he adds knowingly, before jokingly tagging on the disclaimer: “I never said a word, never said a word.”
The company also describes them as “a royal favorite,” adding that they are “quintessentially English.”
The Queen is well-known to have a sweet tooth. Royal author Ingrid Seward previously told PEOPLE, “Sheloves chocolate and sweet things,” adding that the British monarch is such a lover of all things sweet that she “has tocurb it.”
In April 2020,Kate lovingly poked Williamon a pre-Easter video call with pandemic essential workers' children when he told them, “There will be a lot of chocolate being eaten here, don’t worry!”
Kate turned to her husband with a laugh and quipped, “You keep eating it!”
“Wishing you all a safe and happy Easter,” they captioned the post, along with a cute chick emoji.
The royal family’s connection with Charbonnel et Walker dates back to the reign of the Queen’s great-grandfather King Edward VII, who persuaded Madam Charbonnel to relocate her store from Paris to London 1875.
The luxury chocolate maker has remained a constant on London’s exclusive Bond Street ever since and holds a royal warrant from the Queen: a badge of honor awarded to firms that supply the royal household for a minimum of five years, and which serves as a personal recommendation from the royal family.
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