Chef Gordon Ramsay is picking on Prince Charles, condemning some of the prince's line of organic produce. Boring, he calls it. And processed too.

Did you even know Prince Charles has a line of organic produce? Sure enough. The 59-year-old established a company called Duchy Originals to market a variety of organic foods, including produce, oatmeal crackers and meat. Sounds yummy to me. But Ramsay says, "When I looked at his Duchy food I was gobsmacked, amazed, dumbfounded at what I discovered." Who is this guy to criticize another man's fruits and veggies? He's apparently the police of all things salty and sugary.

Ramsay claims he discovered a lot of sodium and sugar in Charlie's goods -- and high prices too. But the folks with Duchy Originals say they are proud of their top-quality goods, which are made from wholesome, natural ingredients.

Want to learn more about the prince's produce and make your own call? Get the scoop right here. And quick: Hide your salt and sugar -- you don't want to be the next one to gobsmack the Chef, do you?

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Prince Charles invited the Grand Slam winning Welsh rugby team to Clarence House (his London home) last week. He spoke to them a bit about their Grand Slam win, but according to player Shane Williams, he was more interested in talking about fitness and training. Williams said that the Prince of Wales was interested in their fitness coach, and that he works out himself quite a bit (perhaps he's using the gym that William built for Kate).

As much as Charles might have appreciated the fitness advice, it's almost certain the team appreciated the invitation to Clarence House more -- Coach Warren Gatland said, "It's a fantastic experience to be here, you can smell the history here." The team presented Charles with a framed Welsh rugby shirt at the end of the party.

The Welsh rugby team now has to shake off any ego their Grand Slam win and visit with the Prince might have given them as they head to South Africa to play for the Prince William Cup.

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