State banquet for Trump

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Trump dynasty rubs shoulders with a who's-who royal guest-list at Palace banquet

Last nights bash at the palace witnessed the men in Muppet suits and white ties, while the women sported the usual jewellery and tiara's above their designer dresses. The assembled guests all 170 of them could be seen bobbing up and down like corks on a rough lake as the Queen and Trump passed by with more royal family members following as the procession entered the dining room.

Taking their chairs for the meal, they were confronted with this exorbitant menu, but Trump, being tee total missed out on the wines.

- Steamed fillet of halibut with watercress mousse, asparagus spears and chervil sauce.
- Saddle of new season Windsor lamb with herb stuffing, spring vegetables, port sauce.
- Strawberry sable with lemon verbena cream.
- Selection of assorted fresh fruits.
- Coffee and petit fours.
a range of wine, including Château Lafite Rothschild 1990, £1,400 a bottle
For the toasts they used a much more affordable beverage, raising a glass of sparkling Windsor Great Park 2014, which will only set you back £34.99 a bottle.

It is unlikely that the meal and wines came from the SW 1 Food bank, nor is it reported what the cost of this extravagant entertainment for the racist, bigoted misogynist guest of honour actually cost.

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