I have tried so hard to get onboard with chia seed pudding, but I don’t seem to have the palette for it, let alone the patience to perfect my recipe. Markle, however, has got her signature bowl down pat.

Pudding like a princess by soaking one cup of chia seeds in two cups of almond milk with flavorings of your choice overnight. Markle adds vanilla extract, cinnamon, and agave for natural sweetness, and tops her bowl with fresh fruit and coconut shavings in the morning.

OK, Markle just schooled the world on how to upscale this playground staple and, personally, I’m not 100 percent sure I’m cool with the remix, but don’t base your opinion on my taste buds alone. If you’re into salty, sweet-tart, and nut-buttery combos, you might dig this.

Ditch the PB and dip your apple slices in a spoonful of almond butter. Markle told Delish she takes the snack one step further by sprinkling sea salt over the combo before taking a bite. If you’re on-the-go and don’t have time to leisurely dip, sprinkle, and so forth, my pro tip is to peel and de-core an apple, cut it into round-slices, and make miniature sandwiches you can snack on at your desk.

Personally, I rarely feel satiated from a snack or meal if I’m not getting that satisfying crunch or chew, but it comes as no surprise that Markle enjoys a refreshing sip now and again. After all, the royals do love their beverages (tea time, anyone?).

When her royal highness needs a mid-afternoon pick-me-up, instead of scrounging for a caffeine fix she’ll prefers a green juice for a rich source of nutrients. She told Shape,

“I think trying to go for coffee or things like that [for an energy boost] only ends up hurting you in the end. So to get a really good natural source of energy like a great green juice or even kombucha I’ll have sometimes. Something that gets right into your system is a nice pick-me-up.”

Fresh fruit is such an easy snack to implement into your diet whether you’re on-the-go or chilling at home, and Markle’s Instagram is proof that she’s an advocate for Earth’s candy.

As much as I encourage eating more vegetables on a daily basis, fruit is a delicious, wholesome treat full of natural sugars to satisfy a sugar craving, with the added benefit of nutrients like antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber you won’t find in candy.

I’ve yet to come across an Instagram post or interview that proves Markle has a major sweet tooth, but she’s definitely not ashamed to confess her love for spuds.

We wish it was fry-day every day, but Markle recognizes the take-out boxes and restaurant side dishes can't be an everyday staple. She told Shape that, in order to keep things balanced, it’s always a good idea to research tricks to making your favorite treat meals healthy, like swapping regular fries for sweet potato fries, or baking them at home.

Amen for a carbo-load, amirite? Markle’s post-workout refuel might look similar to yours. A plate full of toast loaded with the works is her go-to, and if you're not indulging in bread and nut butter after a solid yoga sequence, what are you doing?

Take a page from this princess's cookbook and add a layer of nut butter over multigrain slices for a serving of protein, some healthy fats, and arrange your favorite fresh fruits like banana, berries, plus a sprinkle of hemp seeds for additional nutrients.

Markle may be royalty in the making, but that doesn’t mean all of her meals have to be fancy AF. In fact, Prince Harry’s fiancée told TODAY that one of her favorite snacks is incredibly simple and is comprised of only three items: crackers, hummus, and baby carrots.

Quick, easy enough to assemble, and super healthy, Markle promises the combo “satisfies so many senses” between “the savory taste, the textural crunch, [and] the unctuousness of the hummus.”