Traditionally in the UK, tourists buy rock a sugar cylinder to eat, with the name of the town or the donee's own name written into the middle. These are available along most of the sea front.
Traditional Welsh goods are available, but these are usually in heavily tourist shops, which are very cheap. Alternatively, there is a Welsh goods shop in the High Street, which is a little old in style, but offers a glimpse of pseudo-Welsh culture thriving in the middle of an English dominated environment.
