How did the queen's servants accommodate the big friendly giant for breakfast?

In Roald Dahl's "The BFG," the queen's servants accommodate the giant by preparing a massive breakfast fit for him. They specially prepare a gigantic feast that includes enormous portions of food, such as giant eggs, bacon, and toast, to satisfy his enormous appetite. The servants are initially shocked but quickly adapt to meet the needs of their unusual guest. The event showcases the blend of whimsy and hospitality in the story.