Exceptional Display of Prince William’s Environmental Advocacy by Selling Earthshot Burgers

A marvelous display of environmental activism by Prince William in central London caught everyone of guard, when the Prince surprised the unsuspecting hungry public at Burger King. He switched with the seller of the food truck, and started distributing nature-friendly burgers to everyone, making his video go viral on social media platforms.

The heir to the English throne called them the “Earthshot Burgers” which are named after the distribution of Earthshot awards last year to those five people who have developed solutions to tackle environmental issues and contributed towards environmentalism.

An Amenable Display of Distributing Nature-Friendly Burgers

“Coming right up,” the prince exclaimed to the people of central London “Morning everyone, nicely cooked, ready to go.”

He then added: “Can’t vouch for the taste, the quality but … I’m rolling with it.”

The Key Takeaways from Prince’s Simple Act

The Duke of Cambridge has teamed up with the founders of YouTube channel known as Sorted Food, the channel that reviews kitchen gadgets and also shares recipes to raise the profile and work of three previous Earthshot prize winners.

Environmental Advocacy Of Food

“So the box you’re about to eat in is built by a company called Notpla and there’s no plastic involved, they’ve come up with a seaweed coating,” the prince told the people present in front of the food truck.

Display Of Affable Ties To Countries Like India And Kenya

Prince William informed public that the ingredients used to make this burger have been produced in a greenhouse of India by a company named ‘Kheyti’, and the stove used was designed by a woman from Kenya, who made an environmental friendly stove named, ‘Mukuru Clean Stove’. The purpose of both these countries was to reduce the effect of air pollution caused by cooking.

Prince’s Efforts to Promote Nature Loving YouTube Channels to the Public

As previously mentioned, the Prince has teamed up with the founders of YouTube channel ‘Sorted Food’, who have over 2.7 million followers on their YouTube channel. The Prince allowed them to post his video on their channel to increase its awareness around the world.