Every week Louise Lennox and Paddy Courtney bring you their tuppence worth on the latest episode of the Bake Off and hopefully have a bit of craic along the way, mostly slagging off Paul Hollywood! Basically, you get the chance to listen to a professional pastry chef explain to her ignorant pal what it takes to create the perfect bake while delving into the challenges the contestants and the hosts all face in the tent. Produced by Gordon Hayden Sound Design by Lochlainn Harte
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Every week Louise Lennox and Paddy Courtney bring you their tuppence worth on the latest episode of the Bake Off and hopefully have a bit of craic along the way, mostly slagging off Paul Hollywood! Basically, you get the chance to listen to a professional pastry chef explain to her ignorant pal what it takes to create the perfect bake while delving into the challenges the contestants and the hosts all face in the tent. Produced by Gordon Hayden Sound Design by Lochlainn Harte
Paddy and Louise are back for another Bake Off review. There was a lot of giddiness in the tent this week. It was lashing down rain outside and there was a deluge of soggy bottoms and plenty of innuendo dripping all over the tent inside. From George’s stiff sausage to Pru admitting she needs two holes so that she can squirt, it was a classic episode of bake off.
Irish Take on the Great British Bake Off
Every week Louise Lennox and Paddy Courtney bring you their tuppence worth on the latest episode of the Bake Off and hopefully have a bit of craic along the way, mostly slagging off Paul Hollywood! Basically, you get the chance to listen to a professional pastry chef explain to her ignorant pal what it takes to create the perfect bake while delving into the challenges the contestants and the hosts all face in the tent. Produced by Gordon Hayden Sound Design by Lochlainn Harte
