Three: The show’s star is Mary Berry, who trained at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris; her favorite cake to make is the ginger treacle tray bake.
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The Great British Bake Off continues at 8pm on BBC One. Brexit didn’t matter for a solid hour, no one cared about the new Prime Minister none of us voted in, all that mattered were the bakers and their creations. “It allowed me to follow my passion and fulfil my dreams in a way I never imagined”, he said recently.
The PE teacher, 31, went lipstick-free and wore a modest grey dress, sandals and sunglasses as she put on a united front with Liam Macaulay, her partner of four years.
Everyone is in love with Selasi, says Sarah Doran in the Radio Times. Unless it’s macarons or ciabatta.
However, the show won’t crumble apart completely.
It peaked at 14.3 million in the show’s final minutes as church pastor Lee Banfield was axed. Around 3.1 million more watched on catch-up.
The show is hosted by Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc, who are experienced writers and performers, and have often appeared on screen together. It’s biscuit week, and the bakers start to crumble and snap under pressure. Don’t touch it. I don’t know why that’s there. Thanks to the phenomenal popularity of the award-winning baking competition The Great British Bake Off, English culinary mastermind Mary Berry is rapidly becoming a household name herself. “They’re the sort of Page 3 of drizzle”.
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Croydon’s Sue Perkins may not have made it to the tent for week two of the Great British Bake Off but south London’s trio of hopefuls hit the sweet spot.
