Great British Bake Off 2025 eliminates second contestant as one baker is branded “Technical King”

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The Great British Bake Off spoilers follow.

In the most recent broadcast of “The Great British Bake Off,” it was Leighton who got sent home, making him the second participant to leave the competition.

This evening, the bakers came back to the tent after last week’s debut, aiming to amaze judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith with their abilities in crafting delicious biscuits.

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Following a string of less impressive baked goods, it fell on Leighton to depart the tent. The 59-year-old software delivery manager from Surrey admitted with a shrug, “I guess someone needed to leave.

He went on to say, “I enjoyed myself immensely during The Great British Baking Show. It was fantastic! I got the chance to compete against some truly exceptional bakers.

This time around, Tom found more success, earning the title of Star Baker following an exceptional Showstopper performance that was flawless. Even Paul Hollywood, known for his critical nature, extended a rare handshake to the London-based contestant in recognition of his unrivaled baking skills.

In this week’s show, the bakers initially created twelve slice-and-bake cookies, prompting them, according to Paul, to adopt a more complex “three-dimensional approach” in their thinking process.

During Biscuit Week, the technical challenge emerged where Prue challenged the bakers to create their own version of chocolate hobnobs.

In Biscuit Week, the contestants faced a technical challenge as they were asked by Prue to produce their unique take on chocolate hobnobs.

For two weeks straight, Toby has been leading the competition, largely due to his exceptional performance, which some have dubbed a “flawless hobnob.” His peers now affectionately refer to him as “Tech-Savvy Toby,” while an online enthusiast has christened him “The Digital Monarch.

In the Showstopper round, Paul and Prue requested that the bakers create a beautifully adorned “biscuit time-capsule” containing no less than five edible items.

In the contest, Pui Man managed to stay afloat due to an extraordinarily well-crafted boat, while Aaron served incredibly tasty dishes.

After facing peril following the past two trials, the decisive factor became Leighton’s lacking elegance during the final Showstopper performance, which ultimately swayed the outcome.

Next week, the contestants will be tackling Bread Week and fresh challenges, resulting in one baker departing from the tent.

The Great British Bake Off airs on Tuesdays on Channel 4.

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2025-09-10 00:49