King Charles makes major lunchtime change ahead of lavish Christmas Day dinner Christmas Day at Sandringham is always a delicious affair.
Meanwhile, the King travelled to Sandringham, where the royals traditionally celebrate the big day, last month to see how his Norfolk home is being prepared for the big day.
Then, after church, they sit down for a roast turkey lunch, homemade sage and onion stuffing, Brussels sprouts with bacon and chestnuts, parsnips and carrots, mashed potatoes and roast potatoes, homemade gravy, and then Christmas pudding with brandy sauce, he told the BBC.
It's set to be the biggest royal gathering in years, and last week, Prince William hinted at just how big the festivities are shaping up to be, telling guests at a party he will be celebrating the big day with around 45 relatives.
Former royal chef Darren McGrady previously revealed the family's menu for the day, which begins with a full cooked breakfast.
