Strange Facts About Camilla Parker Bowles

Camilla, Queen Consort, has a lot on her plate. As one of the top royals in the House of Windsor, she's hardly ever idle. Because of her unique position as King Charles III's wife, Camilla doesn't have a regular job, but that doesn't mean that she doesn't work incredibly hard. In fact, one of her pursuits is surprisingly retail-based.

Back in 2015, Camilla launched her very own food product, bringing her gourmet honey onto the market. For many, it seemed like a strange thing for the then-Duchess of Cornwall to do, but it wasn't simply to line her pockets. Aptly named Duchess of Cornwall Honey, the golden liquid is stocked by luxury retailer Fortnum & Mason, where it originally sold for £20 a pop, with all proceeds going to charity, according to the Daily Mail. Interestingly, over eight years on and the price has remained the same, unlike many other food products.

The product description details, "Produced by bees housed in Her Majesty The Queen Consort's (formerly HRH The Duchess of Cornwall) own private garden in Wiltshire, this delicate limited-edition Honey is perfect on toast." While Camilla is many things, beekeeper is a surprising addition to her resume. It makes perfect sense, though, as Charles also created his own food brand, Duchy Originals, which is sold in upmarket retailers in the UK such as Waitrose.