There’s a proper way to stir your tea, according to King Charles’ former butler.
King Charles’ former butler, Grant Harold, recently revealed the proper way to“You’re supposed to do a very gentle back and forward motion,” Harold said in a video withHe explained that if you stir the beverage in a circular motion, it could have some adverse affects.Harold also advised that when holding the cup, you’re supposed to keep your pinky down instead of up.
Over the years, Harold has not only served King Charles, 74, but also his wife, Queen Camilla, 75, as well as Queen Elizabeth II, Kate Middleton, 41, and Prince William, 41, according to the outlet.HELLO! MagazineThere’s also a correct way to hold your pinky.During the video, in which he was teaching an etiquette lesson, Harold even explained the protocol around eating a scone.
He revealed that you’re not supposed to cut a scone in half, and admitted that it doesn’t matter whether or not you put on the jam or cream first. “The reality is, it’s both,” he said about the dressing of the pastry. “At garden parties, I have seen fifty-fifty. I’ve seen the cream on top, I’ve seen the jam on top, and the reason being, the late Queen, as with the royal family, they’re very diplomatic.”The butler explained that there are two ways of making a scone — the Cornish way, which means that you have cream on top, and the Devonshire way, where jam is on top.
And, the discussion surrounding the proper way to eat a scone comes at a very important time — last week, Kate Middleton revealed how she takes her scones, but it caused some controversy among some Brits, per“I always do jam and then cream,” Middleton said at a tea party honoring the NHS at St. Thomas’ Hospital, the outlet reported.Harold is now a British etiquette expert.Of course, there are also some other etiquette rules around food that the royal family must follow.
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