The Great British Baking Show
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That was a delightful episode!
I would say, if I existed in a vacuum at the bottom of the ocean.
Everyone baked well and tried new things and I would have eaten all of them.
This was entirely predictable, but I suppose we are all our own worst enemies.
Let us now reflect upon this weeks greater disappointments.
Let us free ourselves from the tyranny of tiered sponge with mascarpone cream!
In conclusion, it is a mixed bag.
It was, as Eater Londonput it, a bit of an Orientalist mess.
(Probably not Paul and Prue.)
You never know what someone else has been through, I suppose.
The trouble is that Paul Hollywood seems to find this quirk about himselfquiteendearing.
Who wouldnt be delighted to cater to an adult mans anti-gherkin whims?
And he isnt wrong!
That is his role and arguably his charm.
Eat the pickle, Paul!
Problem 3: Crescents?
Have these peoplenever been to Bath?
Problem 5: Marks DepartureMark is great.
He giggles; he is often chuffed.
Heloves to travel for his job as a project manager.What more can you ask for in a man?
It was his anthropomorphic avocado kawaii cake that did him in.
It was adorable; apparently, it was also very bad.
Anyway, in a blow to Northern Ireland and also me, Mark is now gone.
The only solace is that we still have Marc.
Next week:Its hot again!
