Today, Prince George begins his first day at Eton – and while the £65,673-a-year boarding school will offer him a wildly different experience of most 13-year-olds starting secondary school, there is one thing that will be refreshingly similar: the food.
From burgers and chicken tikka masala to homemade flapjacks and cereal, the young royal can expect a school menu with dishes that are ordinarily served up to pupils across Britain – just with rather more expensive ingredients and much more choice.
Yet, as he rises through the ranks at the prestigious school, meals are set to become even more luxurious, with Eton’s
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