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Afternoon Bake and Tea Table in the Jewellery Quarter
An afternoon making two bakes in a converted factory kitchen, followed by a full tea table and questions about live television.
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Highlights
- Two bakes made in pairs at benches with ingredients pre-weighed
- Bench-side coaching and fixes while the bakes are in the oven
- An open question round on live television and studio days
- A full tea table with sandwiches, scones and the afternoon's bakes
- Group and individual photographs at the close
What is included
- All ingredients, aprons and equipment for both bakes
- Afternoon tea with sandwiches, scones and pots of tea
- Printed recipes for the traybake and the iced sponge
- A box to carry the finished bake home
- A photograph with the host
About this experience
Guests arrive at a converted factory kitchen in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter to find benches set for two, ingredients weighed and ovens already warm. The afternoon opens with a walk-through of the two bakes on the schedule, a traybake and an iced sponge, then everyone works in pairs while the host moves between benches, tasting, offering fixes and taking questions about live television, tent days and interviewing under time pressure. Bakes go into the ovens together and come out to be finished, iced and judged lightly, with nobody sent home. The group then sits down to a proper tea table with sandwiches, scones and everything made that afternoon. Photographs are taken at the end, and each guest leaves with their bake boxed.