BAKERS across Dorset are being sought to apply for the next series of The Great British Bake Off.
Producers of the hit show on Channel 4 are looking contestants to enter the famous white tent for the 16th series.
A spokesperson for Love Productions said: “Do you have a passion for baking? Are you fabulous with flavours and inventive with ingredients? If you or someone you know is wonderful with a whisk then we want to hear from you!
“If you want to apply, a love and passion for baking is a must. It is good if you can show a broader baking repertoire than just cakes (there is a bread and pastry week after all!).”
The show sees bakers battle it out to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.
Applicants are encouraged to include as much information as possible about themselves and their baking, photos of their creations and even a short video of themselves, plus details about why they stand out from the crowd.
Those who have applied before but were unsuccessful are welcome to reapply.
The spokesperson added: “Lots of people have made it into the tent when it was not their first time applying, so this could be your year.”
The deadline for applications is 1pm on Monday, December 9.
Those successful on moving into the next stage of the process will be contacted by Friday, February 14.
Applications are open to everyone although you must be 16 or over on January 1, 2025 and you must be a UK resident (including Isle of Man and Channel Islands).
Anyone with questions about applying, can contact the casting team on 01174568530 or email applyforbakeoff@loveproductions.co.uk.
To apply and view the full rules of entry, visit applyforbakeoff.co.uk.
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