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The Great British Bake Off
Series 14
British digital release
Starring
No. of episodes10
Release
Original networkChannel 4
Original release26 September (2023-09-26) –
28 November 2023 (2023-11-28)
Series chronology
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Series 13

The fourteenth series of The Great British Bake Off began on 26 September 2023.[1][2][3] In December 2022, Matt Lucas announced his departure from the show after three series as a co-presenter.[4][5] In March 2023, Alison Hammond was announced as his replacement and joined Noel Fielding as co-host.[6][7] Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith returned to judge the series.[8][9] The bakers competing in the series were announced on 18 September 2023, and included the show’s first ever deaf contestant.[10][11][12][13]

The series was won by Matty Edgell, with Dan Hunter and Josh Smalley finishing as the runners-up.[14]

Bakers

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Baker[15][16] Age Occupation Hometown Ref.
Abbi Lawson 27 Delivery driver Cumbria [17][18]
Amos Lilley 43 Deli and grocery manager London [19][20]
Cristy Sharp 33 Personal assistant London [21][22]
Dan Hunter 42 Civil engineering resource planner Cheshire [23][24]
Dana Conway 25 Database administrator Essex [25][26]
Josh Smalley 27 Chemical biology post-doctoral research associate Leicestershire [27][28]
Keith Barron 60 Chartered accountant Hampshire [29][30]
Matty Edgell 28 PE and science teacher Cambridgeshire [31][32]
Nicky Laceby 52 Retired cabin crew and pet-therapy charity volunteer Shropshire [33][34]
Rowan Claughton 21 English literature student West Yorkshire [35][36]
Saku Chandrasekara 50 Intelligence analyst Herefordshire [37][38]
Tasha Stones 27 Children's charity participation officer Bristol [39]

Results summary

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Elimination chart
Baker 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Matty SAFE SAFE SAFE SB SAFE LOW SAFE SB LOW WINNER
Dan SB SAFE LOW HIGH SAFE SAFE SB LOW HIGH Runner-up
Josh SAFE HIGH HIGH SAFE HIGH SB HIGH HIGH SB
Tasha SAFE SB SB N/A[a] SAFE HIGH SAFE SAFE OUT
Cristy HIGH SAFE SAFE LOW SB HIGH LOW OUT
Saku SAFE SAFE SAFE LOW LOW LOW OUT
Dana LOW SAFE SAFE SAFE LOW OUT
Nicky LOW LOW SAFE HIGH OUT
Rowan SAFE SAFE LOW SAFE OUT
Abbi HIGH SAFE OUT
Keith SAFE OUT
Amos OUT

[a] Tasha was ill and unable to compete during the technical and showstopper in episode 4. As a result, the judges decided that it was unfair to eliminate anyone in her absence.

Colour key:

  Baker was one of the judges' least favourite bakers that week, but was not eliminated.
  Baker was one of the judges' favourite bakers that week, but was not the Star Baker.
  Baker got through to the next round.
  Baker did not compete that week.
  Baker was eliminated.
  Baker was the Star Baker.
  Baker was a series runner-up.
  Baker was the series winner.

Episodes

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Episode 1: Cake

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The first episode is Cake Week.[40][41] For the first signature challenge, the bakers were given two hours to produce a Vertical Layer Cake made of sponge and icing. For the technical challenge, set by Paul, the bakers were tasked with making "The Great British Bake Off Cake" (the one seen in the credits each week[42][43]) in two hours, comprising two layers of moist chocolate sponge covered with chocolate ganache and fresh raspberries. A 3D cake replica of an animal of the bakers' choosing was set as the showstopper; the bakers were given four hours, the judges expecting the bake to be mostly sponge.

Baker Signature
(Vertical Layer Cake) 		Technical
(The Great British Bake Off Cake) 		Showstopper
(Animal Cake) 		Result
Abbi Foraged Poppy Seed, Lemon & Blackcurrant Vertical Layer Cake 3rd 'Herbert the Herdwick' Cake Safe
Amos Blood Orange & Dark Chocolate Vertical Layer Cake 2nd 'Orca on a Wave' Cake Eliminated
Cristy 'Lemon Meringue' Vertical Layer Cake 6th 'Raspberry Ripple' Duck Cake Safe
Dan Rhubarb & Custard Vertical Layer Cake 1st 'Bruno' Cake Star Baker
Dana 'Salted Caramel Latte' Vertical Layer Cake 12th 'My Amazing Gracie' Cake Safe
Josh 'Tropical' Vertical Layer Cake 8th 'Mum's Highland Cow' Cake Safe
Keith 'Dad's Chocolate Orange' Vertical Layer Cake 4th 'Maisie' Cake Safe
Matty 'Tiramisu' Vertical Layer Cake 7th 'Marty the Cocker Spaniel' Cake Safe
Nicky 'St. Clements' Vertical Layer Cake 10th 'Always Beavering Around' Cake Safe
Rowan Chocolate & Raspberry Vertical Layer Cake 9th 'Cosmopolitan Lobster' Cake Safe
Saku Chaminda's Favourite Vertical Layer Cake 5th 'Tikiri the Turtle' Cake Safe
Tasha Black Sesame & Yuzu Vertical Layer Cake 11th Robin Cake Safe

Episode 2: Biscuits

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In Biscuit Week the signature bake was twelve Marshmallow biscuits of whatever form in 2+1⁄2 hours. In the technical challenge, set by Prue, the bakers had 1+1⁄2 hours to bake twelve custard cream biscuits. The showstopper challenge gave them four hours to bake an Illusion Biscuit display which represented the bakers favourite meal.

Baker Signature
(12 Marshmallow Biscuits) 		Technical
(12 Custard Creams) 		Showstopper
(Illusion Biscuit Display) 		Result
Abbi 'Flavours of Tunisia' Marshmallow Biscuits 1st 'Dim Sum Brunch' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Cristy 'Nanny June's' Marshmallow Biscuits 9th 'Family Charcuterie Board' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Dan 'Waterwheel' Marshmallow Biscuits 2nd 'Cheese & Onion Pie' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Dana 'Mallow-Dramatic' Marshmallow Biscuits 7th 'Friday Night Takeaway' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Josh 'Black Forest' Marshmallow Biscuits 6th 'JJ's Burger & Fries' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Keith 'Letter from America' Marshmallow Biscuits 11th 'Seaside Meal Deal' Illusion Biscuits Eliminated
Matty 'Half-Time' Marshmallow Biscuits 5th 'Cheeseboard' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Nicky 'Tasty Teatime Treat' Marshmallow Biscuits 4th 'A Home from Home Steak Pie' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Rowan Lemon, Rosemary & Violet Marshmallow Biscuits 3rd ‘Charcuterie Board’ Illusion Biscuits Safe
Saku Pistachio & Raspberry Marshmallow Biscuits 10th 'Sri Lankan Breakfast Feast' Illusion Biscuits Safe
Tasha 'After-School Treat' Marshmallow Biscuits 8th 'Japanese Katsu & Matcha' Illusion Biscuits Star Baker

Episode 3: Bread

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The bakers were tasked with making their own cottage loaf in 2+3⁄4 hours for the signature challenge. For the technical challenge, set by Paul, the task was baking 8 Devonshire Splits, i.e. buns which are split in half and are filled with jam, clotted cream and strawberries, in 2+1⁄2 hours. In the showstopper, the bakers were given four hours to make a sweet or savoury Plaited Centrepiece Loaf that featured two different types of flour.

Baker Signature
(Cottage Loaf) 		Technical
(8 Devonshire Spilts) 		Showstopper
(Plaited Centrepiece Loaf) 		Result
Abbi 'Country Kitchen' Cottage Loaf 8th 'My Favourite Tree' Plaited Centrepiece Eliminated
Cristy Cranberry, Rosemary & Walnut Cottage Loaf 6th Honey & Chocolate Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Dan Wild Garlic Cottage Loaf 10th 'Stuffed Crust Pizza' Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Dana 'Bread-ley Cooper' Cottage Loaf 3rd 'Tea Beside the Sea' Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Josh 'Nduja' Pizza Cottage Loaf 4th 'Tiger Mascot' Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Matty Olive & Tomato Cottage Loaf 7th 'The Hammers' Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Nicky Roast Garlic & Rosemary Cottage Loaf 5th 'Angus the Highland Cow' Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Rowan Olive & Tomato Cottage Loaf 9th 'A Bread Rowan Tree' Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Saku Cinnamon & Orange Cottage Loaf 1st 'Peacock on a Branch' Plaited Centrepiece Safe
Tasha Roast Garlic and Rosemary Malted Cottage Loaf 2nd 'Medusa' Plaited Centrepiece Star Baker

Episode 4: Chocolate

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A "luxurious" chocolate torte, to be made without wheat flour in 2+1⁄2 hours, was set as the signature challenge. The technical challenge, set by Prue, required six individual-sized white chocolate and blackcurrant cheesecakes to be baked in two hours. For the showstopper the bakers were given four hours to make an "Edible Chocolate Box Cake"—an edible chocolate box with filled molded chocolates and containing a chocolate cake inside.

Baker Signature
(Chocolate Torte) 		Technical
(6 White Chocolate & Blackcurrant Cheesecake) 		Showstopper
(Edible Chocolate Box Cake) 		Result
Cristy Cherry & Chocolate Torte 7th 'For Love' Chocolate Box Cake Safe
Dan Chilli and Chocolate Torte 1st 'A Treasure Chest of Delight' Chocolate Box Cake Safe
Dana 'I Cherry-ish You' Chocolate Torte 5th 'Once Upon a Time' Chocolate Box Cake Safe
Josh Raspberry & Chocolate Torte 6th 'Chemistry Centenary' Chocolate Box Cake Safe
Matty Hazelnut & Chocolate Torte 2nd Chocolate Box Cake Star Baker
Nicky 'Dreamy' Chocolate Torte 4th 'This is No Ordinary Chocolate Box' Cake Safe
Rowan 'Mocha' Chocolate Torte 3rd 'Grandpa's Paints' Chocolate Box Cake Safe
Saku Chocolate & Raspberry Torte 8th 'Time for Cricket' Chocolate Box Cake Safe
Tasha Ginger, Almond & Dark Chocolate Torte Did not finish Did not compete Safe1

^1 Tasha returned home after falling ill during the technical challenge and did not participate in the showstopper. As a result, the judges decided not to eliminate anyone, and the following episode would include a double elimination.

Episode 5: Pastry

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For the signature challenge, the bakers were required to produce twelve individual savoury picnic pies, made with hot water crust pastry, in two hours. The technical challenge, set by Paul, asked the bakers to bake a Dauphinoise Pithivier, using flaky "rough puff" pastry and accompanied by a blue cheese sauce, in two hours and forty-five minutes. The showstopper challenge tasked the bakers with making a decorative sweet pie display with a minimum of three pies, in fours hours; the judges expected them to have a sweet pastry case.

Baker Signature
(12 Savoury Picnic Pies) 		Technical
(Dauphinoise Pithivier) 		Showstopper
(Decorative Sweet Pie Display) 		Result
Cristy Creamy Mushroom & Leek Picnic Pies 5th 'Autumnal Lattice' Decorative Pies Star Baker
Dan Lamb Keema Picnic Pies 1st 'Journey Around South America' Decorative Pies Safe
Dana 'Spud-tacular' Picnic Pies 2nd 'The Apple of my Pie' Decorative Pies Safe
Josh 'Post-Match'’ Picnic Pies 8th 'From Flour to Flower' Decorative Pies Safe
Matty 'Spanakopità' Picnic Pies 7th 'Ski Trip' Decorative Pies Safe
Nicky Pork & Cheese Picnic Pies 9th 'Gran's Garden Trio' Decorative Pies Eliminated
Rowan Pork & Sweet Potato Picnic Pies 4th 'Lattice Fabulous' Decorative Pies Eliminated
Saku Spicy Tuna Picnic Pies 6th 'Pie Chart' Decorative Pies Safe
Tasha Sausage, Apple & Cranberry Picnic Pies 3rd 'Sea or Ski?' Decorative Pies Safe

Episode 6: Botanical

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The signature challenge asked the bakers to make twelve individual spiced buns in two hours and forty-five minutes. Prue's technical challenge tasked them with making a lemon and thyme drizzle cake, topped with crystallised lemon peel and thyme, in 1½ hours. The showstopper challenge required the bakers to make a floral dessert, in any style but with at least one significant baked element, and celebrating flowers in flavours and design, in 4+1⁄2 hours.

Baker Signature
(12 Spiced Buns) 		Technical
(Lemon and Thyme Drizzle Cake) 		Showstopper
(Floral Dessert) 		Result
Cristy Maple, Pecan & Cinnamon Spiced Buns 1st Elderflower, Strawberry & Rhubarb Floral Dessert Safe
Dan 'Dreaming of Greece' Spiced Buns 3rd 'Sunny Meadows' Floral Dessert Safe
Dana 'Bun in a Million' Spiced Buns 6th 'Stop and Smell the Rosé' Floral Dessert Eliminated
Josh Lemon & Blueberry Spiced Buns 2nd Rhubarb, Raspberry & Hibiscus Floral Dessert Star Baker
Matty 'Rum Drunk' Spiced Buns 4th Blackberry & Elderflower Floral Dessert Safe
Saku Swedish Cinnamon Spiced Buns 5th Earl Grey & Hibiscus Floral Dessert Safe
Tasha 'Yultide' Spiced Buns 7th Elderflower & Hibiscus Floral Dessert Safe

Episode 7: Desserts

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The signature challenge required the bakers to produce eight crème caramels in 2+3⁄4 hours. The technical challenge, set by Paul, tasked them with making six individual orange and ginger treacle puddings in 1+1⁄2 hours. A meringue bombe with a dessert of the bakers' choice inside was set as the showstopper, to be made in four hours.

Baker Signature
(8 Crème Caramels) 		Technical
(6 Orange and Ginger Treacle Puddings) 		Showstopper
(Meringue Bombe) 		Result
Cristy Orange Crème Caramels 4th 'Croquembouche' Meringue Bombe Safe
Dan 'Thai Green Curry' Crème Caramels 2nd 'Pale Blue Dot' Meringue Bombe Star Baker
Josh 'Nan's Favourite' Crème Caramels 3rd 'Game, Set and Match' Meringue Bombe Safe
Matty Chai Crème Caramels 6th 'English Italian Summer' Meringue Bombe Safe
Saku 'Mini Watalappan' Crème Caramels 5th 'Flowers for my Bee' Meringue Bombe Eliminated
Tasha Fig, Honey and Rosemary Crème Caramels 1st Plum and Ginger Meringue Bombe Safe

Episode 8: Party (Quarterfinals)

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The signature challenge required the bakers to make twelve sausage rolls, using the pastry of their choice, in two hours. The technical challenge, set by Paul, asked the bakers to make a chocolate caterpillar cake in 2+1⁄2 hours.[44] The bakers had 4½ hours to make their showstopper challenge, a colourful and decorative 'Anything But Beige' Buffet display of a mixture of sweet and savory party foods, baking at least 12 of each item.

Baker Signature
(12 Sausage Rolls) 		Technical
(Chocolate Caterpillar Cake) 		Showstopper
('Anything But Beige' Buffet) 		Result
Cristy Cranberry & Sage Sausage Rolls 2nd 'Marvellous Sweet Factory' Buffet Eliminated
Dan 'Dumplings in Disguise' Sausage Rolls 5th 'Prehistoric Party Poopers' Buffet Safe
Josh Turkey & Cranberry ‘Christmas’ Sausage Rolls 4th 'It's Christmas!!!' Buffet Safe
Matty 'Classic' Sausage Rolls 3rd 'Sports' Buffet Star Baker
Tasha 'Cider in the Park' Sausage Rolls 1st 'Birthdays on the Farm' Buffet Safe

Episode 9: Patisserie (Semifinal)

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Patisserie week's signature challenge was for the bakers to make two batches of twelve decorated financiers in two hours. The technical challenge, set by Prue, was to bake a tarte aux pommes with short buttery pastry, with a smooth almond frangipane and apple puree, and topped with arranged glazed apple slices, all in 2+1⁄2 hours. The showstopper challenge gave the bakers four hours to produce a Millefoglie, an elegant highly decorated Italian celebration cake with at least four layers of buttery, flaky puff pastry, in four hours.

Baker Signature
(24 Financiers) 		Technical
(Tarte aux Pommes) 		Showstopper
(Millefoglie) 		Result
Dan Fancy Financiers 3rd 'Hypersonic' Millefoglie Safe
Josh Perfect Pudding Financiers 1st Lemon, Blackberry & Blackcurrant Millefoglie Star Baker
Matty 'Pick Me Up' Financiers 2nd 'Taste of Italy' Millefoglie Safe
Tasha 'Fancy Fruit & Nut' Financiers 4th 'Mango Mojito' Millefoglie Eliminated

Episode 10: Final

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The final signature challenge tasked the bakers with making eight éclairs in two different flavors, in two hours and fifteen minutes. The final technical challenge, set by Paul, asked the bakers to make nine Lardy cake slices in three hours. The final showstopper challenge was for the bakers to make an elegant celebration cake with at least three tiers, inspired by their first bake, in 4+1⁄2 half hours. Based on the judges' comments during deliberations, Dan can be seen as an unofficial third place, as they said Josh and Matty were in line to win.

Baker Signature
(8 Éclairs) 		Technical
(9 Lardy Cake Slices) 		Showstopper
(Elegant Tiered Celebration Cake) 		Result
Dan 'He Who Dares, Éclairs!' 2nd 'Lemon Drizzle Memory Lane' Cake Runner-up
Josh Tropical and Mocha Éclairs 1st 'A Slice For All Seasons' Cake Runner-up
Matty Black Forest and Banoffee Éclairs 3rd 'Final Celebration' Cake Winner

Specials

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Two specials were commissioned for the festive season:[45]

The Great Christmas Bake Off

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The Great Christmas Bake Off featured Series 8 winner Sophie Faldo, Dan Beasley-Harling from Series 9, Amelia Le Bruin from Series 10, Linda Rayfield from Series 11, George Aristidou from Series 12, and Carole Edwards from Series 13.

For the signature challenge, the bakers had to make 12 mince pies using any pastry, with a festive filling, in 2 hours. The technical challenge, set by Paul, was a tear and share cinnamon snowflake bread, with an enriched dough, in 2¾ hours. The showstopper challenge, was to bake an exquisite celebration cake based on redemption, with any style and flavours, in 4 hours.

Baker Signature
(Mince Pies) 		Technical
(Tear and Share Cinnamon Snowflake Bread) 		Showstopper
(Redemption Celebration Cake) 		Result
Amelia ‘Star’ Mince Pies 3rd Pistachio and Orange ‘Redemption’ Cake Runner-up
Carole ‘Typically Tropical’ Mince Pies 6th ‘O Christmas Tree, ‘O Christmas Tree’ Cake Runner-up
Dan ‘Merry Cherry Magic’ Mince Pies 2nd ‘Pearfully Does It’ Cake Runner-up
George ‘Merry Cherry’ Mince Pies 5th ‘Roll on Christmas’ Cake Runner-up
Linda ‘Festive Fun’ Mince Pies 4th ‘Festive Revival’ Cake Runner-up
Sophie ‘Skiing at Christmas’ Mince Pies 1st ‘Christmas Candle Centerpiece’ Cake Winner

The Great New Year Bake Off

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The Great New Year Bake Off featured Mark Lutton from Series 11, Jürgen Krauss and Maggie Richardson both from Series 12, and Maxy Maligisa from Series 13.

The signature challenge was for the bakers to make 12 Religieuse with a festive theme in two hours. The technical challenge, set by Paul, was for the bakers to make a Galette Des Rois with crisp, buttery pastry and an almond frangipane filling in two hours. The showstopper challenge was for the bakers to create an exquisite New Year’s Smash Cake that had a chocolate dome shell, in 4 hours.

Baker Signature
(Religieuse) 		Technical
(Galette Des Rois) 		Showstopper
(Smash Cake) 		Result
Jürgen ‘Lucky Chimney Sweeps’ Religieuse 4th ‘New Year’s Sunrise’ Smash Cake Runner-up
Maggie ‘New Year’s Day Party’ Religieuse 3rd ‘Winter Fun’ Smash Cake Runner-up
Mark ‘Boozy Relig-eusey’ 2nd ‘Tropical Snowman’ Smash Cake Runner-up
Maxy ‘Away In A Manger’ Religieuse 1st ‘Phoenix’ Smash Cake Winner

Ratings

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The first episode of the 14th series has an overnight viewing figure of 4.3 million, a slight fall from the 4.4 million of 2022.[46]

Episode
no. 		Airdate 7-day viewers
(millions) 		Channel 4
weekly ranking 		Weekly ranking
all channels[47]
1 26 September 2023 (2023-09-26) 7.84 1 2
2 3 October 2023 (2023-10-03) 7.54 1 2
3 10 October 2023 (2023-10-10) 7.28 1 3
4 18 October 2023 (2023-10-18) 7.12 1 4
5 24 October 2023 (2023-10-24) 5.89 1 4
6 31 October 2023 (2023-10-31) 6.32 1 3
7 7 November 2023 (2023-11-07) 6.94 1 3
8 14 November 2023 (2023-11-14) 6.77 1 4
9 21 November 2023 (2023-11-21) 6.47 1 11
10 28 November 2023 (2023-11-28) 6.75 1 10

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