When Does British Bake Off Start Again

Tonight is an emotional one. Non only have we said cheerio to Flavor 7 of The Bang-up British Broil Off but we also say a tearful goodbye to GBBO on the BBC, for good!

Who would ever take thought that the quirky, quintessentially British baking show would abound to the cultural miracle information technology is at present?

So earlier we blub Mary Berry mode, here are our 15 most emotionally charged moments that left us crying, gasping, shouting or howling with laughter at the idiot box.

one. Paul'southward phenomenal lion bread

Forget emotional speeches, Paul'due south lion head bread was a work of art that bought a tear to our eye.

2. Frances' beige disaster...

Dorsum in 2013, the contestants were tasked with making a tower of biscuits that was at least 30cm tall. But disaster struck when Frances Quinn's tower collapsed as presenter Mel Giedroyc was measuring it. However Mel helped prop the biscuit belfry up (triggering the hashtag #humancakestand). It didn't practise Frances much harm though, she went on to win the show!

3. Nadiya's beautiful victory speech

Last year saw Nadiya Hussain crowned Broil Off champion and her spoken language will ever be remembered. Information technology was funny and touching and had Nadiya admitting that she would never put 'boundaries' on herself always once again. 'I'm never gonna say, "I don't think I can." I can and I will.'

4. And Mary and Tamal crying over it...

Nadiya's spoken language was and so emotional, it even had Mary Berry and fellow contestant Tamal crying. And nosotros'll happily admit we were blubbing in front of the telly besides.

5. Enwezor admitting he didn't make his own fondant.

Who else let out a gasp when in Series five, contestant Enwezor Nzegwu revealed he used store-bought fondant rather than making his own? The baking crime prompted THIS expect from Mary Berry (and the kick from the tent that week).

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half dozen. John Waite'due south 'dead salty' rum babas

Despite winning the series in 2012, John'southward first week on the bear witness got off to a rocky starting time later he lined his can to make rum babas with salt instead of sugar. Mary admitted the cakes were 'dead salty.'

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vii. The stolen custard

Howard was definitely one of our favourite GBBO contestants, and our heart went out to him when beau contestant Deborah accidentally used his custard in her trifle.

'I'm sure ane custard'south as good as another,' he said. Awww.

viii. Dorret'due south shocking Black Woods gateau

Information technology hands happens, just we all held our jiff as Series 6 contestant Dorret Conway had a nightmare when her gateau collapsed when taking out of the mould.

ix. VAL.

How tin we pinpoint one Val moment in Series 7? Val gave us a whirlwind of emotions: from laughter as she sang to her cakes, to tears as she exited the tent much sooner than nosotros hoped.

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10. The missing squirrel

A, erm, well-endowed squirrel captured the attention of viewers in series 2 - but it was his absence from this year's serial that defenseless ours. The infamous squirrel was swiftly replaced by a pheasant and we were less than impressed.

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11. When someone threw dough beyond the room

Paul showed off his strudel-making technique to Sarah-Jane who quickly spread his wisdom onto swain contestant Cathryn. However her over-enthusiasm meant her dough was left on the flooring. Uh-oh...

12. The amazing on-screen chemical science between Mel, Sue, Mary and Paul

The friendship these 4 had on the show was incredible, and we're non sure how nosotros're going to handle them not all beingness together on Channel four...

13. Nancy'southward mixer malfunction

This all gave us a trivial panic, because information technology has definitely happened to united states, and the clean up is horrendous.

14. Norman being Norman

The nation fell in dear with Norman considering he was always getting told his bakes weren't audacious enough. Merely how can you blame him when he thinks pesto is exotic?

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xv. Bin-gate

If this isn't the well-nigh talked nigh, about controversial moment in Bake Off history, we don't know what is. Back in 2014 Iain Watters famously threw his Baked Alaska in the bin after it melted. The situation divided viewers - was Diana to blame for taking it out the freezer for forty seconds, or was information technology a goner already?

Either way, Iain made up for the fiasco by having a Broiled Alaska wedding block at his wedding ceremony this year. Adorable!

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Until next time Bake Off, goodbye!

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