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Kate Middleton says Prince William tried to win her over at university by cooking bolognese sauce

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  • Kate Middleton has said Prince William tried to win her over with his homemade bolognese sauce while the pair were studying at university.
  • Speaking to Mary Berry in the upcoming festive special, "A Berry Royal Christmas," the duchess told her William "was trying to impress" her.
  • "In university days he used to cook all sorts of meals," she said.
  • However, William added that these days his wife is "definitely the one who cooks."
  • The couple met at St Andrews University in Scotland, where they both graduated from in 2005.
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The Duchess of Cambridge said Prince William tried to impress her with his cooking skills during their early days of dating.

Kate Middleton confirmed there was one dish in particular that William loved to make while they attended the University of St Andrews in Scotland, where they first met.

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