Duchess of Cornwall Camilla reveals the number one condiment she can't live without
In a much anticipated special appearance on Masterchef Australia, the Duchess of Cornwall confessed that ketchup is on her list of essential foods.
In the candid confessions on Wednesday's episode, Camilla revealed that she keeps the condiment in her fridge specially for her grandchildren.
'My grandchildren are rather addicted to ketchup,' she told Masterchef judge Gary Mehigan.
'My grandchildren are rather addicted to it': Duchess of Cornwall Camilla reveals the number one condiment she can't live without... as she appears on MasterChef with Prince Charles
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Fans of the show took to Twitter to joke about the guest appearance, with one user saying: 'So Camilla has her own fridge and ketchup?'
'Who's Camila kidding she's never owned olive oil,' another user joked.
In what could possibly be a first for the royal couple, Camilla opened up about their personal life and told contestants what they like to prepare in the kitchen.
'I'm afraid to say': The Duchess of Cornwall admitted to keeping ketchup in her fridge as her grandchildren are addicted
Don't be daft: Fans of the show took to Twitter to joke about the guest appearance from the royal couple
The contestants were given the royal task of preparing 450 canapes for a reception in Darwin that Prince Charles and Camilla would be attending.
The Duchess of Cornwall also revealed that the Prince is passionate about the environment, sustainability and loves local produce.
She also told Gary that he loves local cheeses, anything with eggs and local vegetables.
When Gary asked what the essential ingredients were that she couldn't live without she said that olive oil was at the top of the list, along with a specific vegetable.
'I have to have, if I haven't got fresh tomatoes, I'll always have tomato puree,' The Duchess of Cornwall said.
Then came the surprising confession, 'And I'm afraid to say, even ketchup. My grandchildren are rather addicted to ketchup.'
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She also said that when preparing food for a 'royal reception' it's best to avoid garlic.
'I hate to say this...but garlic is a no-no,' she said.
Fans of the show took to Twitter to joke about the guest appearance, with one user saying: 'So Charles came with full protection but Camila just chat with Gary alone in the kitchen.'
'Who's Camila kidding she's never owned olive oil,' another said.