Kate Middleton to Put Her Royal Touch on Organic Food
Kate Middleton is a pretty popular gal. We can’t really blame her fans for fawning over her, though. Middleton is always poised when she’s around world leaders, she handles the pressures of her job like a champ, and manages to be incredibly fashionable while mothering two young children. Now, Middleton is about to embark on a new journey that sounds equally exciting.
According to Inquisitr, Middleton is about to launch an organic food line, tentatively called Anmer Organics. The name draws from Middleton’s love of growing organic vegetables at her Norfolk home, Anmer Hall.
While Middleton’s organic food line is still in its infancy (it has yet to be officially announced), the food range will most likely include some of the Duchess of Cambridge’s personal recipes. Allegedly, she hopes that this line, along with her recipes, will help raise money for charity.
Middleton will most likely be working with Pippa Middleton, her sister, on the brand, too. The Inquisitr reports that the other Middleton “is currently training to be a nutritionist and has a huge passion for healthy food.” While the organic brand’s items are far from their launch date, there’s chatter that the line will include a “grow-your-own vegetable kit.”
Middleton isn’t the first royal to take on the food world for charity. Prince Charles has earned a substantial amount of cash for charity with Duchy Originals, Charles’ personal food line.
According to the Daily Mail, “Kate shares her father-in-law’s love of all things organic. She tries to feed Prince George and Princess Charlotte only the best organic food prepared in her top-of-the range kitchen. The Duchess’s sister Pippa, who is training to be a nutritionist, is said to be loosely involved behind the scenes too.”
We are excited that Middleton may start an organic food line. While it’s great to have another potential food line that’s healthy and full of wholesome ingredients, having someone like Middleton attached to an organic food project could help educate more people about the benefits of eating and growing organic.
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