Wales Royales test baking skills in a flooded community
Wales Royales test baking skills in a flooded community
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When visiting Pontypridd, a Welsh city that was affected by severe floods last year, William and Catherine tried out their skills in preparing traditional Welsh pancakes. The royal couple also visited the city market, where they met for business owners and a crowd that gathered on the streets. A stop in the Welsh Cake Shop was also part of your visit. The royal sovereigns were warmly welcomed in the kitchen, put on aprons, rolled up their sleeves and grabbed the pasta whale. A picture that was posted on the couple's Instagram account shows it laughing in front of a grill plate with the caption: "Someone desire for Welsh pancakes?" After preparing their sweet delicacies, the Royals were photographed as they distributed them to children in the crowd. Subscribe to our free royal newsletter from cnn who is the latest news about the royal family and their public appearance Savations behind the palace walls. For Prince William, this was not the first time that he distributed food to the public. In 2023, the future king surprised unsuspecting guests on a London food truck when he performed as a waiter and served vegetable burgers. These meat-free meals were prepared using environmentally friendly innovations by the winners of the Earth Shot Prize-a ten-year project that he launched to "repair and restore the planet". The visit on Wednesday took place only days before Saint David’s Day, a national holiday that is celebrated in Wales every year on March 1st. In November, the city of Pontypridd was one of many areas in Wales, which was affected by extreme floods during the Sturms Bert, which swept across the United Kingdom. Only weeks later, Sturm Darragh caused even more damage. "The resilience of the community here, which is affected by the floods, is remarkable," wrote the Royals on their official Instagram account. The visit to Wales marks a further return to royal obligations for Kate, which had withdrawn from her public duties last year in order to undergo treatment for an unspecified cancer. In September she announced that she had completed her chemotherapy and said she was doing "everything to stay free of cancer". Since then she has resumed her solo visits, including a visit to the hospital in which she was treated. At the beginning of this month, the couple posted a photo in love on Instagram for Valentine's Day with a simple red heart emoji as a caption. Reporting of CNNS Lauren Said-Moorhouse. Visit to Pontypridd
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