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The Great British Bake Off is under way again, with Paul Hollywood handshakes, delicious food and Noel Fielding’s outlandish outfits back on screens. Yet despite the show’s popularity – and delicious cakes – it hasn’t been without its awkward moments and controversy over the years.

Bake Off viewers were unimpressed during the first round, where the contestants were tasked with creating a sweet and savoury soda bread in the signature round. This is because, the ECHO reports, amateur baker Rowan blew on his butter.

Great British Bake Off contestant Rowan has lamented the fact he always sets himself “impossibly ambitious goals” after becoming the latest baker to leave the tent. Rowan had been repeatedly criticised by judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith for not listening to their advice to be less complicated with his creations, after serving up unfinished or modified bakes during his time on the Channel 4 show. On Tuesday night, it proved to be his downfall as he became the third contestant to be

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The Great British Baking Show (or Great British Bake Off as its known in its native Great Britain) is back! New episodes of the fan-favorite baking competition drop every Friday on Netflix, which means all other weekend plans have been retroactively canceled. The series, which debuted in 2010, follows 12 amateur bakers in their quest to be declared Great Britain's top baker.

Prue Leith shocked fans when she previously revealed that she didn't live with her husband John Playfair after more than two years of marriage.

We have been extremely lucky that The Great British Bake Off has returned to our screens after it was filmed during strict lockdown.

Ratings for the launch episode of the latest series of The Great British Bake Off were the biggest for any programme – excluding films – to be shown on Channel 4 since 1985.

Great British Bake Off have been left reeling after the decision to send home a baker from Bolton on last night's show. Makbul "Mak" Patel, scored an impressive third place in the technical challenge but ultimately waved goodbye to the tent after disappointing Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith with his biscuit showstopper and signature effort.

Bolton couldn't quite pull it out the bag for biscuit week on the Channel 4 show and was sent home after his Indian Chai tea service made of biscuit for the final challenge was described as "flat and clumsy" by judge Paul Hollywood, the Mirror reports.Mak, 51, he was not surprised to be sent home by the judges after failing to impress in episode two. He said: "I expected that, I felt it in my bones that it was me.

Mak has become the second contestant to be eliminated from the Great British Bake Off.