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This episode is supported by the Great British Bake Off on Channel 4. Who doesn't love the

Great British Bake Off? I've yet to meet someone who isn't obsessed with this program because

it's honestly such compelling television. And I think the reason that I love it so much

is that it just feels like a warm hug through the screen. It feels like eating a perfectly

baked slice of Victoria's sponge. And there's a brilliant new presenter, Alison Hammond. I

mean, I could watch Alison do anything and have a lovely time. And there's so much

camaraderie between the contestants. It's full of people being kind to each other,

and we all need a bit more of that. This week was pastry week, and we all know that

pastry week really does claim some victims. The bakers had to show off their personality

by making their take on savoury picnic pies. Their skills were put to the test with classic

French rough pastry, which is notoriously difficult to master. And then this week finished

with the show stopper challenge of making stunning decorative sweet pies. Who will

have the upper crust and who will crumble under pressure? See what I did there? So if you

want to watch, you might not have caught the show on Tuesday, but it's not too late because

you can watch on demand on Channel 4. You can also watch the Great British Bake Off

and extra slice on Thursdays at 8pm hosted by the brilliant Joe Brand. It's their spin

off show for those who can't get enough of Bake Off. Thank you so much to the Great

British Bake Off on Channel 4. You can stream or watch live 8pm on Tuesday nights and you

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