Thursday 23 May, 2013
IF YOU’VE BEEN following the nail-biting baking and the tense tart-constructions over the past nine episodes, you’ll know that the final of the Great British Bake Off is on telly tonight.
The fabulous baker boys Brendan, John and James will battle it out for the title of baker of the year.
Here’s a flash-in-the-pan look at the series so far:
And if you can’t wait to show your wooden spoon skills to the nation, there’s an Irish version coming soon.
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THe only downside to this program is that my boyfriend now thinks he is Paul Hollywood, and carefully examines and critiques everything I bake.
Also, I’m playing this this evening: http://an-seomra-comhra.blogspot.ie/2012/10/the-great-british-bake-off-drinking-game.html
Brendan has to win. Consistently the best on it.
Oh My God!
Looks like I’ll get time to sort out my hard drive tonight.
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