Meghan Markle baked her own banana bread for a picnic with a local farming family in Dubbo, Australia, as part of her first royal tour with Prince Harry.
Meghan and Harry visited the Mountain View Farm, around 5 hours outside of Sydney, which is run by the Woodley family. The couple learned how the family deals with drought in the area.
They joined the family for tea and a picnic, where Meghan brought a homemade cake and some tea.
Hannah Furness, a royal correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, said the cake went "rather quickly."
Benita Woodley, a member of the family, said of Meghan: “She said if you go to someone’s house you always bring something, so she did," according to Woodley.
"She said she was worried about the bananas, that she’d put too many bananas in it. But the Duke said there’s never too many bananas."
—Hannah Furness (@Hannah_Furness) October 17, 2018
Rebecca English, the Daily Mail's royal correspondent, said the cake had chocolate chips and a bit of ginger, and tasted "rather nice."
—Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) October 17, 2018
Meghan and Harry got involved at the farm, feeding cattle and learning about how the farm runs.
The 3,000-hectare farm has been in the family for four generations, according to the Syndey Morning Herald.
Farming in the region is a struggle. In the first nine months of 2018, the region has received just 118.2 millimeters (4.6 inches) of rain, the Herald reported.
On their 16-day tour, the couple will also visit Fiji, the Kingdom of Tonga, and New Zealand.
