Trains in Wales are set to serve up seaweed on a brand new restricted version menu.
The brand new number of merchandise is about to go on sale forward of the National Eisteddfod subsequent month.
The competition, which celebrates Welsh tradition, takes place in a special a part of the nation yearly.
Transport for Wales says clients on a few of its rail companies will get to select from a wider vary of Welsh produce.
That features laverbread (produced from edible seaweed) and bacon, Caerphilly hen supreme and glazed bara brith.
Whereas the menu will solely be obtainable on top notch trains, commonplace class companies may also provide clients the possibility to strive the “Eisteddfod burger”.
On-board director at Transport for Wales Piers Croft stated the menu affords diners the “probability to expertise the flavour of the Eisteddfod”.
“This distinctive alternative celebrates all the things that Wales has to supply whereas having fun with a scrumptious and genuine meal,” he stated.
Lowri Joyce, the corporate’s Welsh language strategic lead, stated it needed to “have a good time our language, tradition and all the things it means to be Cymraeg (Welsh)”.
“I would encourage these travelling to the Maes [site of the Eisteddfod] to search for sustainable journey choices and in case you have the possibility, check out our particular menu,” she added.
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The menu will likely be obtainable till 10 August.
This 12 months’s Nationwide Eisteddfod takes place in Rhondda Cynon Taf from 3 to 10 August.