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23rd Sep 2020

All the best tweets about the Great British Bake Off return last night

Sarah Finnan

The Great British Bake Off returned to TV screens last night, kicking off with a highly dramatic and very entertaining season opener.

Please be warned, this post contains spoilers. Obviously.

The Great British Bake Off is one of the most gloriously wholesome things on TV and if you’re not a fan then I’m afraid we can’t be friends… sorry to be so blunt about it, but I just don’t think we’d have anything in common. In fact, I get so invested in the series that I genuinely start sweating for contestants any time there’s a baking disaster – the dough doesn’t rise, the cheesecake doesn’t set, the giant cake tower collapses just as Paul goes in for a bite.

Don’t even get me started on the curse of the soggy bottom. Mary Berry really has a way with words – I have much to learn from her.

Making its grand return to telly boxes last night, baking enthusiasts around the country settled in for an evening on the couch – later reuniting online for a post-episode debrief. As always, the show started off with cake week where contestants were tasked with taking on both the Battenberg cake and the fruit sponge before moving onto the final challenge – the showstopper where bakers were asked to make a bust of their favourite celebrity.

Below you’ll find some of the funniest GBBO tweets so prepare to be very amused.

https://twitter.com/shane_reaction_/status/1308503722776047617

https://twitter.com/NickL1990/status/1308512448522194946

https://twitter.com/whydidfIy/status/1308512010263506946

https://twitter.com/hollierebekahx/status/1308509395563749378

Arguably one of the most dramatic season openers to date, the real drama happened when baker Sura accidentally knocked fellow contestant Dave’s bakes to the floor.

Please enjoy this Great British Bake Off-themed cover of WAP by the ever-hilarious Fionnuala Jay to finish. You’re welcome.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CFcf-VNH7D7/

 

Countdown is already on for next week.

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