The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Bundles | BBQ Gourmet
Celebrate the Platinum Jubilee with BBQ Gourmet
We’ve curated a selection of rubs, sauces, and seasonings to celebrate the Queen’s historic 70-year service to the nation.
A celebration unlike any other
The Queen’s Jubilee is a historic milestone that provides an opportunity for people throughout the United Kingdom to come together.
With the Queen being the first-ever British monarch to mark a Platinum Jubilee, here’s a look at some of the highlights of her impressive reign.
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The ‘Platinum’ Pack
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The ‘Ring in the Jubilee’ Pack
£21.56
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The ‘Jubilee Feast’ Pack
£21.48
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The ‘People’s’ Pack
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The ‘Commonwealth’ Pack
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February 6, 1952
Princess Elizabeth ascends the throne
25-year-old Princess Elizabeth, who was visiting Kenya at the time, ascended the throne upon the death of King George VI. Her official coronation took place the next year at Westminster Abbey.
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May 18, 1965
First state visit to West Germany
On the 20th anniversary of the end of World War II, the Queen embarked on a 10-day visit to the Federal Republic of Germany. Her visit symbolised the reconciliation of the two nations and was the first official visit by a British royal since 1913.
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1970
The first ‘Walkabout’
What is now a regular practice among British royals, was first taken by Queen Elizabeth during a royal tour of Australia and New Zealand. She chose to greet the crowds by walking by them instead of just waving—breaking centuries of royal tradition.
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1977
Silver Jubilee
After 25 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth marked her Silver Jubilee by embarking on a tour of Britain and Commonwealth countries. The monarch travelled almost 90,000 kilometres.
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1986
Visit to China
Queen Elizabeth became the first British monarch to visit the Chinese mainland. The visit came after the decision was made to return sovereignty over Hong Kong to China.
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2002
Golden Jubilee
A dark shadow was cast over the Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebration by the loss of her sister and mother within weeks. Queen Elizabeth nevertheless marked 50 years on the throne by travelling more than 40,000 miles with visits to the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
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May 2011
Visit to the Republic of Ireland
In a move that was celebrated as the beginning of a new era of friendship, Queen Elizabeth made the first visit to the Republic of Ireland by a British Monarch in 100 years; expressing her, ‘Sincere thoughts and deep sympathy’ for the victims of the Anglo-Irish past.
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2012
Diamond Jubilee
In the midst of the flurry of the London Olympics, the Queen completed 60 years on the throne and celebrated her Diamond Jubilee.
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2022
Platinum Jubilee
This year, the Queen becomes the first British monarch to ever serve 70 years on the throne.
The historic Platinum Jubilee is a momentous occasion that promises to be one of the biggest celebrations the country has ever seen.
With a special extended bank holiday weekend, people across the United Kingdom will come together to celebrate and be a part of history.
February 6, 1952
Princess Elizabeth ascends the throne
25-year-old Princess Elizabeth, who was visiting Kenya at the time, ascended the throne upon the death of King George VI. Her official coronation took place the next year at Westminster Abbey.
May 18, 1965
First state visit to West Germany
On the 20th anniversary of the end of World War II, the Queen embarked on a 10-day visit to the Federal Republic of Germany. Her visit symbolised the reconciliation of the two nations and was the first official visit by a British royal since 1913.
1970
The first ‘Walkabout’
What is now a regular practice among British royals, was first taken by Queen Elizabeth during a royal tour of Australia and New Zealand. She chose to greet the crowds by walking by them instead of just waving—breaking centuries of royal tradition.
1977
Silver Jubilee
After 25 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth marked her Silver Jubilee by embarking on a tour of Britain and Commonwealth countries. The monarch travelled almost 90,000 kilometres.
1986
Visit to China
Queen Elizabeth became the first British monarch to visit the Chinese mainland. The visit came after the decision was made to return sovereignty over Hong Kong to China.
2002
Golden Jubilee
A dark shadow was cast over the Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebration by the loss of her sister and mother within weeks. Queen Elizabeth nevertheless marked 50 years on the throne by travelling more than 40,000 miles with visits to the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
May 2011
Visit to the Republic of Ireland
In a move that was celebrated as the beginning of a new era of friendship, Queen Elizabeth made the first visit to the Republic of Ireland by a British Monarch in 100 years; expressing her, ‘Sincere thoughts and deep sympathy’ for the victims of the Anglo-Irish past.
2012
Diamond Jubilee
In the midst of the flurry of the London Olympics, the Queen completed 60 years on the throne and celebrated her Diamond Jubilee.
2022
Platinum Jubilee
This year, the Queen becomes the first British monarch to ever serve 70 years on the throne. The historic Platinum Jubilee is a momentous occasion that promises to be one of the biggest celebrations the country has ever seen.
With a special extended bank holiday weekend, people across the United Kingdom will come together to celebrate and be a part of history.
Make your celebration one for the ages with BBQ Gourmet
The Queen’s Jubilee is a historic milestone that provides an opportunity for people throughout the United Kingdom to come together.
With the Queen being the first-ever British monarch to mark a Platinum Jubilee, here’s a look at some of the highlights of her impressive reign.
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