Mary Berry eyes gardening show with Mel and Sue after Bake Off

There was the Channel 4 move, the Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins departure (sob), the Mary Berry departure (SOB), and then Selasi Gbormittah left.

The finale saw the three contestants begin by creating handsome meringue crowns.

He said: “It has been interesting seeing how they have all made a decision to do things”.

A nail bitingly intense coronation.

“It’s up to the production company to decide which way to go, but they’ve followed the money”.

“I had the privilege of seeing her little children and her husbands’ eyes light up as well as hers”, she recalled.

Andrew’s meringue crown sat on top of our own Queen – smooth.

Jane working on her impressive pavlova.

The bakers present their Victoria sandwiches for the judges Joe Manganiello & Sofia Vergara.

There was also a technical challenge where the contestants had to complete a British classic. It turned out she was quite right. “Not a chance.” And I got a handshake!’

Celebrity agent Jonathan Shalit told the Daily Mail that Candice was set to rake it in now that she’d been crowned the victor.

The P.E. teacher, who has become famous for her coloured lipstick during each episode, added she would have no qualms about taking part in the Bake Off experience over again. Comedian Emma Kennedy tweeted: “Slightly feel we should all spend the day writing poems about how much we loved GBBO for tonight it dies”. Or Jane Asher – she is really amusing and knows enough about cakes.

Jane was undone by a white chocolate lacy collar.

Judging time saw Jane present a attractive spread.

As for the week he enjoyed most, he says: “Although sometimes stressful, I loved almost every moment in the tent”.

Smyth suffered the cardinal sin of a soggy bottom to his strawberry tarts, while Beedle’s sausage roll pastry was undercooked.

Series seven finalist, Andrew. Her website features her tips and recipes.

The mother of three is the current Bake Off champion and famously made judge Mary Berry cry during an emotional final in 2015.

With all-round great feedback from Paul and Mary, it was clear she had impressed.

GBBO series seven victor, Candice.

Candice Brown was the favourite at 4/1 and Jane Beedle was in the second spot with 5/1.

Speaking after the result was revealed, he shared: “Candice has been fantastic throughout. We wish all the future bakers every success”.