Syabira, Abdul and Sandro calmly and cheerily took on their final three challenges in a typically good-natured finale
Post-picnic, the contestants were still neck and neck – a parity that would be tested very soon by the technical challenge, where they were asked to make a “summer bomb”.
With Noel back in the tent, though still a little subdued, the three finalists were charged with making edible sculptures that used cake bases and demonstrated three other baking techniques. Syabira, 32, is a cardiovascular research associate. Originally from Malaysia, she moved to London for her PhD and only took up baking in 2017
Despite his early troubles, Abdul’s honey-based offering was also roundly praised and judge Prue Leith proclaimed his biscuits a triumph. As compliments and well wishes flew around the tent, a question arose – in a way, weren’t they all winners?
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