Whether you're attending a street party, hosting a family get-together or sitting at home alone to watch the King's coronation this May, it wouldn't be a celebration without a tasty British treat in your hand. The artisan ‘bakers of happiness’ at Meg Rivers have created a stunning Coronation Cake sure to impress during the jubilations.

Featuring a patriotic mixture of blue, red and white crowns, these coronation sprinkles are the perfect finishing touch for any royal baking sesh! We’ve already covered a selection of royal-themed NPD rolled out by supermarkets, as well as some limited-edition savoury items created by bakers to revel in over the bank holiday weekend. Cakeontherun makes her trifle with ready-made jelly, fresh berries, ready-made custard and squirty cream, but you could also add a few sponge fingers at the bottom if you fancied doing so. Another retailer selling themed items in the run up to the coronation is Hobbycraft. From cake decorations, to arts and crafts, families can have fun at home over the bank holiday weekend. Coronation trifle recipe (serves 1) Cleaning Electricals - Steam Cleaners - Vacuums & Sweepers - Hard Floor Cleaners & Polishers - Carpet Cleaners What's On The simple 1 minute coronation trifle recipe made in a glass for ultimate British dessert

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Her lemon swiss roll and amaretti trifle made history as the “Platinum Pudding” for the Queen’s Jubilee and now Jemma Melvin has conjured up two new creations fit for the King. Repeat this process, so you have the following layers in your dish: lady fingers, berries, custard, ladyfingers, berries, custard.

The sprinkle blends offer all sorts of different shapes, sizes and colours of sprinkles and pearls suitable for anything from weddings to children’s parties depending on your chosen blend. Top with the extra berries, and your choice of decoration. I’ve gone for Coronation-style sprinkles. Bespoke biscuit brand Biscuiteers has launched its new Coronation Macarons, which it describes as the ‘perfect indulgence for royal enthusiasts and macaron lovers alike’.Sainsbury’s said 71% of shoppers are planning to gather with family and friends to celebrate the coronation, with afternoon tea coming out on top of the list of activities by those surveyed. To help with the celebrations, Sainsbury’s has unveiled a ‘right royal range’ of bakery items. The coronation, which takes place on 6 May, is the first one in 70 years. As such, the nation iseagerly gearing up to crown the occasion with street parties, picnics, and other jubilations over the bank holiday weekend, which retailers are happy to cater for. Place the cream in a pan over a gentle heat and cook until simmering, stirring occasionally with a wooden spoon. Commemorative biscuit tins, cupcakes, and regal sausage rolls are among the bakery treats to be unveiled by supermarkets to help the nation celebrate the co ronation of King Charles III. I encourage you to take this recipe and run with it, perfection is not the goal here, just delicious homemade cakes for you and yours to enjoy together.