Prince George, 13, is expected to eat a special school menu during visits to Eton’s canteen, according to reporting. Dishes mentioned include “Smack day fries” and homemade flapjacks, served in a dining hall described as being roughly 500 years old.
The outlets frame the menu as broadly similar to food eaten by pupils at other schools across Britain—such as burgers and cereal—while adding that Eton’s options would feature higher-end ingredients and a wider range of choices. The coverage highlights the setting and the themed items, rather than changes to Prince George’s routine beyond the meals referenced.
While both accounts emphasize the same specific dishes and the historic dining environment, they differ mainly in presentation, with one focusing more directly on the comparison to standard school food elsewhere.
