The kitchen cooks “culturally appropriate” food, which delivered to families in a five-mile radius and includes frozen meals for care homes.
The Prince had privately given the charity a box of unused food taken from the kitchen cupboards at Adelaide Cottage.
The visit marked his first official appearance since the Princess of Wales, 42, announced on March 22 that she was undergoing a course of preventative chemotherapy treatment.
She revealed in a video message that, following successful abdominal surgery in January, post-operative tests found that “cancer had been present”.
The statement was released to coincide with the end of the school term, allowing the Prince and Princess to shield Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five, from the ensuing publicity.
The family decamped to their Norfolk home for the school holidays, but returned to Windsor in time for the children to go back to school on Wednesday.
The Prince’s last public engagement was almost a month ago, on March 19, when he visited Sheffield to promote his Homewards homelessness initiative, though he was spotted last week at an Aston Villa football match with Prince George.
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