Prince William reveals Princess Catherine’s favourite dessert – and it will surprise you
Prince William reveals Princess Catherine’s favourite dessert – and it will surprise you
In a delightful twist during a recent charity event, Prince William shared a sweet secret about his wife, Princess Catherine. Contrary to the typical royal fare of lavish cakes and sophisticated pastries, the Duchess of Cambridge has a surprisingly down-to-earth favorite dessert: sticky toffee pudding. This beloved British classic, known for its moist sponge cake drizzled in rich toffee sauce, seems to resonate with Catherine’s love for comfort food and her humble upbringing.
The revelation not only sheds light on her personal preferences but also offers a glimpse into the couple’s life away from the public eye. Sources close to the royal family have noted that Catherine enjoys preparing this dish at home, often serving it during cozy family dinners at Anmer Hall. Her fondness for sticky toffee pudding has even sparked interest in royal cooking, with many fans attempting to recreate the dish in their own kitchens.
William’s lighthearted mention of Catherine’s favorite dessert is a reminder that even royals have simple pleasures. As the couple continues to engage with the public, this sweet insight adds a relatable touch to their already charming image. So next time you indulge in a serving of sticky toffee pudding, think of the Duchess enjoying her favorite treat!
It seems that many members of the royal family have a sweet tooth.
During a visit to the Duchy College in Cornwall, Prince William disclosed the dessert that his wife, the Princess of Wales, truly loves.
William toured Sam’s Café, the college’s student and staff gathering place, after visiting the criminology department. There, he was shown one of his favorite cakes, the chilled breakfast cake, which served as one of the layers of William’s wedding cake. The dessert, which consists of chocolate, butter, sugar, cream, and biscuits, was also a favorite of the late Queen.
After being shown the biscuit cake, the heir to the throne told Darren, “Thank you very much, that’s very sweet of you, any kind of sweet thing I will take, I’m a sucker for anything chocolate and anything sweet.”
After William succeeded his father as Duke of Cornwall, he acquired ownership of the Duchy of Cornwall’s grounds, where the college is located. Originally scheduled to tour the college earlier this year, the royal’s visit was postponed due to Catherine’s cancer diagnosis.
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“It was really important that he did this today, he just felt so connected to the students and the staff, I’m absolutely delighted,” said Jon Bosworth, the principal and CEO of the Cornwall College Group, in reference to the royal’s visit.
“You could tell he was associated with the college the moment he stepped down that hill because of its longstanding history and partnership with the Duchy. He felt like a member of the team rather than a guest.”
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Catherine usually prefers something with a spicier flavor, but William has mentioned that he has a sweet tooth. When questioned about her favorite takeaway in an interview on BBC Radio 1, the former Duchess of Cambridge responded, “Curry, definitely.”
“It doesn’t usually get ordered to the palace, we tend to go and pick it up,” the couple continued, before the amusing remark, “not ourselves!”
