Great British Bake Off fans furious over challenge as 'tacos aren't baking'

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The Great British Bake Off viewers were left raging after noticing an 'evil' move from Dame Prue Leith in the latest episode.

It was another successful week in the Great British Bake Off tent for Lanarkshire teacher Kevin Flynn.

The Great British Bake Off viewers were left baffled on Tuesday's episode as Paul Hollywood likened contestant Dawn to his mum. During the latest episode, which was Dessert Week, Paul, 56, said to Dawn, 60: "Morning mum, erm, Dawn!" to which the baker replied: "Oh yes, thank you!" The judge continued: "You do remind me a little bit of my mum..." as Dawn pointed out: "I'm not that much older than you!" Explaining his comments, Paul added: "No, I know, but I'm just saying you remind me a little bit of my mum..." However, viewers were left baffled over the scenes as they pointed out the age gap between Paul and Dawn is only four years as the judge is 56 and the contestant is 60.

THE Great British Bake Off sent home its fifth contestant in tonight’s episode leaving fans at home devastated.  It was 59 year old Carole Edwards, a supermarket cashier from Dorset, who faced the chop from the Channel 4 baking contest.  At the halfway point of the competition, it was dessert week but it was ‘Compost Carole’ who under performed and found herself axed from by Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.  Now, Carole has revealed the secret’s she told her family and friends as to why she disappeared when she was busy filming for the show in Welford Park - and it involves a couple of Hollywood A-listers.  Carole said: “I told my work colleagues I was on Jury service … then I changed it to say I was on the Johnny Depp trial!” The elaborate lie was to keep Carole’s participation in the show a secret, a requirement for all budding hopefuls. Read More on GBBO'MAKES US FEEL CLOSER' I bond with my children in very unusual way, reveals Nadiya HussainJUAN JOKE TOO MANY GBBO's cringey Mexican Week falls flat & 'hurts British trade relations' Speaking about her exit, Carole said: “It’s my time to go.

The Great British Bake Off fans were left in tears on Tuesday as Carole was eliminated from the hit Channel 4 baking show and tent. During the latest instalment, which was Dessert Week, Carole failed to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, especially after her steamed puddings collapsed.

Great British Bake Off viewers were left “in hysterics” on tonight’s episode after contestant Carole served up yet another baking disaster.Served with the task of whipping up steamed puddings for judges Paul Hollyood and Prue Leith, the 59-year-old from Dorset attempted to construct a delicious dish but was left mortified after her puddings collapsed as soon as she took them out of the oven.Viewers took to social media to comment on Carole’s gaffe, with one gushing: “Definitely one of the best ever #GBBO disasters. Thank you Carole.”READ MORE: Bake Off judge Prue Leith left 28 people in 'critical care' after massive food errorAnother said: “How has Carole made it this far!?! I am yet to see any evidence that she can actually bake! She’s so funny tho.”"I’m on the FLOOR at Carole is anyone else in hysterics?” spewed a third.

Last week’s episode of the Great British Bake Off, which aired both in the UK and the US, has left fans with a poor taste in their mouths.

The Great British Bake Off is one of the most popular reality shows on the air today and fans have been interested in the three judges and how they make their money!

But the sensitive ex-PE teacher, who captivated judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood with her vintage cake decorating, pillar-box red lipstick and frequent double entendres, struggles to accept she deserves her place at baking's top table."I still get imposter syndrome," admits the 37-year-old publican's daughter. "I still get nervous when each new series comes out.

Last night saw another solid performance in the Great British Bake Off tent for Lanarkshire teacher Kevin Flynn.

BAKE Off star Rebecca ‘Rebs’ Lightbody has revealed what happens when the cameras stop rolling on the hit show. The blonde beauty is a 23-year-old masters student who hails from County Antrim, and she previously shared that she “never actually dreamed [she’d] get into the Bake Off tent.” Sadly for the avid baker, she was sent home last night in a double eviction.

FURIOUS Great British Bake Off viewers slammed the show after TWO bakers were sent home tonight. It comes after nobody was sent home last week because two contestants were forced to pull out last minute. This evening's instalment of the Channel 4 show was Mexican Week, and judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith challenged the bakers to a number of different tasks.

The fourth episode of the current series of the Great British Bake Off saw the contestants take on Mexican Week for the first time ever.The remaining 10 bakers were tasked with creating a pan dulce, a street food staple and a show-stopping tres leches cake. While Maxy was named Star Baker after blowing judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith away with her creations, it was unfortunately time for another contestant to head home.

READ NEXT: Bake Off's Matt Lucas shares heartbreaking health reason he had to lose weightBut when talking Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith through his recipe and plans - he was shut down by one of the judges for making a grammar blunder.Explaining how he was decorating the sweet treats to look like "cactuses", Prue corrected him instantly and scolded: "cacti" in a stern voice.Janusz quickly corrected himself, clearly slightly annoyed that he didn't get the pronunciation and grammar correct - but viewers at home slammed Prue for her brutality. "Hey @PrueLeith - whilst Cacti is the Latin pluralisation of cactus - a totally acceptable English plural is Cactuses.

Prue Leith, one of the longtime judges on The Great British Bake Off, has shocked fans with the revelation that she once drowned a bag of kittens as a child.

Bake Off star Prue Leath has opened up about the "traumatic" moment she drowned a bag of baby cats as a child.The 82-year-old judge details the memory into her new memoir I'll Try Anything Once where she explains she and her mother lowered a bag of kittens into some water hour after they were born.She penned: "My mother and I, then 11, had just drowned some kittens… and for weeks I imagined those poor dead creatures.READ MORE: Bake Off fans baffled as two contestants missing for 'stressful' bread week"Too many kittens was a frequent occurrence and there had come a day when my mother, unable to find homes for yet another litter, decided to drown the latest batch."My protests were met with a firm, 'Darling, it has to be done. They are only a few hours old.