GŴYL Fwyd Caernarfon’s Curry Competition, a popular event in the town, is returning for the first time post-Covid.

The event is organised by volunteers of the town’s food festival, and all proceeds go to holding the annual celebration of local food and drink.

Organisers have described the competition as “unique, and unlike anything else held in the local area.”

Attendees are given a chance to taste a number of curries, cooked by chefs vying to be crowned the Curry Queen or King.

The chefs are kept anonymous and Caernarfon residents judge each curry on a scorecard provided by organisers.

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A Gŵyl Fwyd Caernarfon spokesperson said: “We aren’t looking for professional chefs, just people who enjoy cooking and have a passion for good food.

“We still have spaces for hopeful cooks, and if you wish to take part contact us on post@gwylfwydcaernarfon.cymru.

“We want to make sure that there’s a variety of flavours on the night, and attendees will crown the winner, who will receive a cash prize of £50 and a Festival apron.

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“It’s all for a good cause, so that we can continue to hold our annual festival. Rising costs are affecting community events such as ours and the fundraising we do throughout the year is vital for the future of the festival.

“After three years of not being able to hold the competition, we look forward to welcoming people back to Feed My Lambs on Friday, 31 March at 7:30pm!”

Those who wish to attend are also welcome to bring their own beverages on the night.