Great British Bake Off judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood opted not to eliminate any of the contestants during Bread Week.
Presenter Matt Lucas revealed the delightful news that nobody would be going home in light of the quality of the bakes and Rebs Lightbody and Abdul Rehman Sharif being absent.
‘Well, this week, nobody is going home,’ Matt enthused. ‘The judges felt given the quality here and the fact Rebs and Abdul aren’t here, that everyone deserved the chance to bake again.’
The plot twist of all plot twists!
But the bakers shouldn’t rest easy, oh no, because Prue warned that a double dumping is on the cards.
‘Sooner rather than later we’ll have to send two bakers home, and that’s not nice,’ she said.
Before the judges revealed their verdict, Dawn voiced worry over her performance in the tent.
‘Bread week has been an embarrassment,’ she said. ‘I have come to the bottom of the pile this week, I’m extremely concerned.’
The third episode saw eight contestants challenged with baking two signature pizzas, a pain aux raisin technical challenge, and a savoury Swedish showstopper.
Opening the show, presenter Matt revealed master’s student Rebs and electronics engineer Abdul were feeling ‘under the weather’ and would hopefully return to compete next week.
Great British Bake Off airs Tuesdays at 8pm on Channel 4.
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