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Or, at least, a waxwork of them… Ahead of King Charles III’s coronation, Madame Tussauds has given their monarch waxworks a bit of shine as part of the new Royal Palace experience. Visitors will get a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes work that goes on in the day-to-day life of royalty, and rub shoulders with celebrities and monarchs. It’s a hard life, but someone’s got to do it! 3. Indulge in an afternoon tea fit for royalty The UK is setting up to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III — with the historic event set to take place on Saturday, 6 May, as part of a bank holiday weekend of celebrations. If there’s one thing the lastminute.com London Eye loves doing, it’s dressing up and changing its look. They’re like that friend of yours who’s always hosting a fancy-dress party, and they’ve gone all out for the coronation. The special ‘Coronation Capsule’ gives riders the chance to take in the experience sat on a re-creation of the 700-year-old Coronation Chair. There are also replicas of the Crown Jewels to hand, so you can act out your own coronation and declare yourself the Ruler Supreme, 135 metres in the sky. The coronation capsule is available until May 8. Allergy Advice: For allergens see ingredients in bold. May also contain nuts, egg and gluten sources (wheat). Suitable for Vegetarians. Outernet has partnered with BBC Children in Need and artist Sam Barnett on a Royally Big Portrait. Made up of thousands of smaller pieces from the general public that have been slotted together to make up the huge artwork, it’s a truly immense collaborative piece. ( Running May 1-8)
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The public can try them and then vote, with the overall winner becoming a permanent option in stores. Kings Ransom is the first new flavour to launch from the dark chocolate brand Fatso since it entered the confectionery category in spring 2022. Roxy, a 34-year-old civil engineer and creator of Fizzing Cherry, said:’Cherry is one of my favourite flavours but it’s too often classed as a summer fruit. Well, that is all about to change, and I want everyone to be able to enjoy it all year round.
20. Catch a special cabaret show
The Campaign for Wool has partnered up with Savile Row Bespoke to decorate the streets of Savile Row, Clifford Street, Old Burlington Street, and parts of St James’s with handmade knitted wool bunting. The decorations add a delightful genteel feel to what can otherwise be a gaudy display. No surprise that Savile Row is the best-looking street in London for the coronation! Maggie Jones’s is already well-known for their royal patronage, deriving their name from the alias used by their most well-known regular, Princess Margaret. So, of course they’re getting into the coronation spirit. From May 1 – 6 they’ll be adding a super British, super-traditional, sherry trifle to their menu. It doesn’t get much more naughty or quintessentially British than that! Britvic is an international soft drinks business rich in history and heritage. Founded in England in the 1930s, it has grown into a global organisation with 37 much-loved brands sold in over 100 countries.
coronation chocolate Cadbury launches limited edition King’s coronation chocolate
Established in 2007, TalkingRetail.com brings you the latest news, analysis and information across the UK convenience and independent grocery retail sectors. A case of 12 Fairtrade bars celebrating the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III on 6th May 2023. The design includes the Union Flag and the national flowers of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. It also includes the traditional "God Save The King" acclamation. Josh, a 31-year-old father and maker of Banoffee Nut Crumble, said: ‘I am a self-confessed chocoholic but also love to eat out in cafes and restaurants with my family. One dessert I particularly enjoy is a Banoffee pie, but I do also love a millionaire shortbread. Cherry mixed with delicious Dairy Milk chocolate and finished with a mouth-tingling fizzing finish – well that just makes any chocolate bar more magical!’
18. Feast like a royal
Sophie’s No Frownie Brownie, which combines milk chocolate, gooey chocolate brownie chunks, golden salted caramel chips and crumbly biscuits. You've got an extra bank holiday on Monday, so here are the best ways to celebrate the coronation all weekend long! Together with Josh, Roxy and Sophie, we couldn’t be more excited to share the three delicious Cadbury Dairy Milk flavours with the nation – but sadly there can only be one winner. It is time for us to put it to our experts, the fans, to ‘Be The Judge’ and decide what bar is worthy of returning to supermarket shelves next year!’ Keep both the drinkers and non-drinkers happy with REAL’s non-alcoholic sparkling wine, Royal Flush. It’s the perfect tipple that won’t leave you worse for the wear as you toast through the day and into the evening. We are both chocoholics and love baking brownies in the kitchen together on rainy days, so having a Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bar with brownie pieces in is our dream come true.’
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Australian-themed eatery group, Daisy Green, will be offering ‘Australia’s King of Puddings’ across their venues with massive sharing pavlovas. Commonly served at celebrations in Australia, they’re the perfect sweet treat with which to celebrate the coronation. Available from May 6 – 8, they’re crispy, sweet, and come piled high with cream and fruit. The limited edition range will be decorated with a fancy-looking crown, specially designed for the occasion, similar to the one our new monarch will wear. The regal design will adorn just four of the brands’ products: Cadbury Dairy Milk, Cadbury Bournville, Fry’s Cream (chocolate, orange and peppermint) and Fry’s Turkish delight bars. Nearest stations are Green Park and Piccadilly Circus. The Rubens at the Palace Credit: The Rubens at The PalaceJosh’s Banoffee Nut Crumble, comprised of Milk chocolate with banoffee pie inspired fudge pieces golden almond caramel pieces and crunchy biscuits. Here, we've compiled our favourite food and drink launches to mark the coronation. Whether you're looking to send a gift or want something special to treat your guests (and yourself!) to — there really is something for everyone in our round-up. So why not combine them all! With Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate, banoffee pie inspired fudge pieces and a crumbly biscuit texture. What’s not to love?’
Cadbury launches limited edition King’s coronation chocolate
The bars are part of its ongoing competition for fans to design a flavour and all three will be available until September. If you’re looking for the perfect sweet treat to take to a street party for the King’s coronation in May, Cadbury and Fry have you sorted. The two brands have come together to create four limited-edition collectable ranges to celebrate King Charles’ big day. If you want to celebrate the coronation in a venue with proper Royal credentials, head to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane– the only theatre in the world still operating under a genuine royal charter. Here guests can treat themselves to a reimagined Coronation Regency Afternoon Tea courtesy of cult London baker, Lily Vanilli. The special afternoon tea will enchant tea-sippers amidst the twinkling chandeliers from April 19 – May 10. Fancy a coronation afternoon tea at Westminster Abbey? Here’s your chance! The Cellarium Café & Terrace are running a coronation-themed afternoon tea all the way through to July 31. On the menu is an assortment of fresh, seasonal, sweet, and savoury items made from the best of British produce, in keeping with King Charles’s passion for sustainability. Sophie, a 19-year-old student from Scotland who dreamed up No Frownie Brownie, said: ‘I created this bar as an ode to my Mum’s favourite sweet treat.Luxury doughnut boutique Donutelier is accenting their selection of super posh doughnuts with a limited edition collection of three Coronation-commemorating delights. Each one comes topped with sable biscuit crowns and gold leaf, and they’re available until May 10. We’ll take one of everything! When it comes to theatre, the cabaret art form is inarguably the most British offering that graces our stages. So naturally there was going to be a monarchy-themed cabaret just for the occasion of King Charles III’s coronation. The London Cabaret Club will present Kings & Queens on May 5 & 6 at The Bloomsbury Ballroom just for the once-in-a-lifetime event. The show will immerse audience members in the pomp, extravagance, and drama of the British monarchy as it explores the stories of King Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I, and more, up to King Charles III. The ever-wonderful Fortnum & Mason window displays have been taken over by coronation fever. The dazzling sight makes use of a rich palette of the most royal of royal colours, heraldic motifs and iconic typography, and features a cast of animals from the Commonwealth and beyond including flamingos, herons and a proud white hart. The display then extends indoors, where the atrium has been taken over by a paper art installation of tree branches and birds. 8. Join in a street party outside Battersea Power Station Credit: Charlie Round Turner Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Cocoa Mass, Skimmed Milk Powder, Milkfat, Milk Sugar, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin. Cocoa Solids 29.4% Min. Milk Solids 14.5% Min. Fairtrade cocoa and sugar may be mixed with non-certified cocoa, sugar, on a mass balance basis, total 80%. Visit info.fairtrade.net/sourcing
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