[Ms NTL]

Originally Posted by ianch99

"sacred"?


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Obviously.... It does no longer contain whale's vomit ( NO, I did not make this up)

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-fa...l-ingredients/

Telegraph says:

However, in a break with tradition, it does not include any of the controversial animal products traditionally used, such as civet oil and ambergris, popularly known as whale’s vomit.

It was perfumed with essential oils – sesame, rose, jasmine, cinnamon, neroli, benzoin and amber – as well as orange blossom.



The public is concerned:

Leon Chimerek said:

3 in 1 oil would do the job .

Machiavelli said:

Will coronation oil be available in supermarkets shortly and does it improve the flavour of a weekend full English?

Stella Eyres says:

if he has oil poured on him won't he look soggy?

Paul Smith said:

I just hope it’s organic olive oil

John Ward says:

One hopes the most honourable and devoted Blue J Cloth in Waiting will be on hand lest any Holy Oil should dribble down the vestments and ruin the ermine.

Guy Crockatt says:

He's not getting away with it. His subjects can't be privy to it. Maybe because he's got to expose his breasts for anointing. Either Masonic or could be too shocking for some.

Neil Owen says:

Quite - I don't fancy having someone I hardly know dribble a few drops of the best Bertolli down my front; I can do that at home with a pizza and Italian salad accompaniment

Source

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-fa...on%20in%201953.

These points need to be addressed.