I don’t even know if it is legal. Coronation Chicken got the title as it was a recipe chosen by (or on behalf of) Queen Elizabeth II on her coronation. King Charles III’s Coronation had Coronation Quiche. I don’t think any old bloke can use the term “Coronation”, I think it’s protected like how you cannot call your shop “The Royal Café” or use the Tudor Crown on non-commemorative merchandise
I wish they’d ban the name “coronation chickpea” here.
I’ve been caught out by that. Very disappointing sandwich
I don’t even know if it is legal. Coronation Chicken got the title as it was a recipe chosen by (or on behalf of) Queen Elizabeth II on her coronation. King Charles III’s Coronation had Coronation Quiche. I don’t think any old bloke can use the term “Coronation”, I think it’s protected like how you cannot call your shop “The Royal Café” or use the Tudor Crown on non-commemorative merchandise
I forgot it was commemorative, let’s ban coronation chickpea and coronation chicken.
Coronation Chicken is fine as it’s royally sanctioned
Coronation chickpea is fine as it’s royally forbidden.