On National Burger Day, it turns out a burger is in fact a meal fit for a Queen.
The Queen's former chef Darren McGrady recently revealed that Her Majesty enjoys a burger from time to time, although not in the traditional sense.
It seems The Queen prefers her burgers served without a bun so that it can be eaten with a knife and fork.
But it’s her chosen topping that will raise a few eyebrows.
It seems that her royal highness prefers cranberries on top of her burger rather than ketchup or burger sauce.
Foodhub create ‘Ma’amburger’ for National Burger Day
To celebrate National Burger Day Foodhub have created a burger fit for a Queen.
The ‘Ma’amburger’ consists of two beef patties, cranberry sauce and salad.
Ardian Mula, CEO of Foodhub, said: "With it being National Burger Day, we had to do something special to celebrate everyone's favourite tasty treat.
"We know the public love tasting new burgers, so we thought we'd introduce them to one of the Queen's favourite snacks - which we've called the Ma'amburger.
"We're used to seeing unique food pairings, so we're always looking out for the next innovation.
"Once we found out Queen Elizabeth loved a burger with no bun and smothered in cranberry sauce, we knew we had to recreate it and offer our customers the chance to live like royalty for the day.”
The Queen also enjoys her burgers to be made from venison but that won’t be the case on Foodhub.
Adrian continued: "We know the Queen often has her burgers made from venison.
"We made the decision not to use venison in our Ma'amburger because we are making this burger available to the masses and venison is not as readily available as beef and is also such an acquired taste.
"However, we have added in an extra patty to make up for the missing bun, so Brits can give their tastebuds a royal treat, without going hungry!
"As for the Queen, we're sure she'll be happy to see her unique culinary creation being enjoyed by customers nationwide."
Foodhub is also offering 10% off burgers on the app and website to celebrate National Burger Day.
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