Prince Harry Just Revealed the Classic Sweet He’s Never Tried Before

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Forget the tight-lipped tradition of past royal family members; Prince Harry tends to be an open book—as seen in his own book, Spare. He’s brave enough to get real about tough issues like coping with his mother’s death, for one. Plus, he is certainly not shy about showing affection for his girlfriend—and rumored future fiancée—Meghan Markle. But a recent revelation has us second-guessing everything we thought we knew about the fifth in line for the throne.

Truthfully, there is a lot we don’t know about this fiery-haired royal. (Including the fact that Harry’s not actually his real name!) But when it comes to his taste in food, even enthusiasts would have never guessed his one controversial preference.

During a trip to a nature reserve in the English county of Lancashire, Prince Harry watched a group of teens participate in several classic camping activities, including roasting marshmallows over a campfire. However, the royal declined making one for himself. “I’ve never toasted marshmallows over a campfire. They’re too sweet for me,” he admitted.

How could this be? We have one guess: His mother might have something to do with it. Princess Diana was known for her commitment to healthy eating, former royal chef Darren McGrady revealed last year. Perhaps she kept a few sweet treats off of her kids’ plates—including these sugary puffs. He does, however, have a favorite-fast food order.

We already know that the Queen has a very specific diet, and the royal family is forbidden from eating this one food in public. This nugget of knowledge, however, leaves us wanting s’more. (Get it?)

[Source: Food & Wine]