The Prince and Princess of Wales got to work in the kitchen during their visit to a community in Wales on Wednesday.

The Prince of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales, have been baking Welsh cakes to mark the upcoming St David's Day. They visited Pontypridd on Wednesday to learn how the community is coping following recent devastating flooding.

Prince William and Kate carefully prepared cakes on a hot plate and flipped them in five-minute intervals, as per a report.

The Prince and Princess of Wales went head to head in a Welsh cake-making challenge as they geared up for St David’s Day celebrations. William and Kate took off their coats, put on aprons and picked up large rolling pins as they tackled the task,

When Prince William and Kate became Prince and Princess of Wales following the death of Queen Elizabeth, they quickly made it clear that a connection with the Welsh people was a p

WPA Pool/Getty Images Princess Kate Middleton and Prince William got hard to work during a visit to a Welsh cake store on Wednesday, February 26. Kate Middleton, 43, and William, 42, met with local businesses and members of the community in Pontypridd,

The Prince and Princess of Wales–William and Kate Middleton–participated in a Welsh cake-making challenge as they prepared for St David’s Day celebrations. During their visit to Pontypridd on Wednesday, they inspected how the local community is recovering from severe flooding that happened in November.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are in Wales ahead of St David’s Day on their first joint engagement for more than a year, where they went head to head in a Welsh cake-making challenge

The Prince and Princess of Wales will carry out joint engagements in Wales next week ahead of St David's Day. Princess Kate, who is continuing with her gradual return to public duties since completing her cancer treatment, will join Prince William on a visit to Pontypridd on February 26.