How Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are preparing for Thanksgiving

Meghan Markle’s sweet-scented garden strolls with her family inspired a product she’s planning to drizzle over her family’s turkey this Thanksgiving.

In the latest edition of her As Ever newsletter, the Duchess of Sussex recalled taking sunny walks with Prince Archie, 6, Prince Lilibet, 4, and Harry, 41. There, they walked among the sage — which is infused into her holiday drop of Sage Honey with Honeycomb.

“Those strolls, with Archie and Lili running in tow, her husband checking on the bees, Pula chasing the ball with Mia trying to keep up — those were the sun-drenched moments that made an everyday walk something a bit more magical,” the newsletter read, per People.

“And that sage, that purple, that scent around the garden, was always there in the background.”

The newsletter introduced the new product, which they described as “aromatic and earthy, epicurean in its depth of flavor and elegant simplicity, inspired by the treats she enjoys at her home with her family.”

They added that Sage Honey is “now available for your holiday table, to beautifully dress your Thanksgiving feast — either on the bird or the vegetables,” and suggested blending it with cooking stock, dijon mustard, spices, and lemon juice to create As Ever Sage Honey Glaze for a savory Thanksgiving turkey.

Other suggested uses included in a vinaigrette, or as a “spoonful in your tea.”

In an interview last year, the mom of two — who recently made a surprising return to acting — gave fans a peek inside the Sussex family’s Thanksgiving celebrations.

“We’re always making sure we have something fun to do,” she told Marie Claire last November.

“Like any other family you spend time having a great meal and then what do you do? Play games, all the same stuff, someone brings a guitar—fun.”

“Every single holiday is a new adventure,” she told the magazine.

Markle added that she wants her children to have the “magic” of holiday traditions including “great recipes that they end up connecting to a formative memory” for Thanksgiving.