Repeat this process, so you have the following layers in your dish: lady fingers, berries, custard, ladyfingers, berries, custard. Top with the extra berries, and your choice of decoration. I’ve gone for Coronation-style sprinkles. There are also blends for romantic occasions such as the Valentino and Charms blends that offer a mixture of hollow centred hearts in pinks, reds whites and other pastel colours along with sugar confetti dots and pearls to top off cakes for loved ones or that special someone.

Yorkshire business Fullers Bakery has unveiled a delightful range of sweet treats to help its customers celebrate the coronation. Sprinkles are not the only option for decorating your tasty treats, as we also have a wide range of nonpareils on offer. Ideal for colouring and enhancing your chic vintage cupcakes and cute little cake pops, nonpareils offer a bolder design. We also have a selection of sweet and crunchy mimosa balls that are perfect for children’s cupcakes and festive occasions. Cake Sprinkles UK 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. I also used “wonky” fruit in this recipe that would have otherwise been wasted and are super cheap but just as delicious. At The Cake Decorating Company, you will find a wide range of bright and tasty sprinkles. From 20g options up to a whopping 1kg, you can shake, sprinkle and cover your cakes, cake pops, cupcakes and more! Explore a variety of colour schemes and theme options available, and elevate your sprinkle collection. SprinklesCatering to demand for sweet treats to celebrate the crowning of King Charles III on 6 May, bakeries have unveiled the likes of coronation cakes, doughnuts, waffles, brownies, and more.

The Coronation Colin the Caterpillar from M&S is not as patriotic as some offerings Credit: Hyde News & Pictures

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.

Cooplands has revealed a raft of sweet treats to help mark the joyous occasion of the King’s coronation. These include:Set aside a few berries for the top of the trifle before microwaving the jam in a large bowl for about one minute, or until warm and runny.

Sugar, Rice Flour, Sunflower Oil, Potato Starch, Colours: E101, E171, E172, Carrier: E555, Glazing Agent: Shellac.On top of my trifle, I’ve created a straightforward but tasty tray bake is the perfect addition to any community trestle table this May. All of their sprinkles come in resealable pouches so that you can save some for a later date on another cake project. Available online and in stores from today (17 April), Tesco’s new coronation range aims to help its shoppers plan a ‘celebration fit for royalty’. 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)