Spoilers ahead! ?
Last night saw the final of the Great British Bake Off on Channel 4.
Three contestants were left standing in the competition to be crowned the winner of the 12th series of the show.
Crystelle Pereira, Chigs Parmar and Giuseppe Dell'Anno had to create carrot cakes, Belgian buns and a Mad Hatter's Tea Party themed showstopper in the final episode of the series.
After all the tension in the tent, 42-year-old Giuseppe Dell'Anno became the first Italian to win the competition even though he came last in the Belgian bun technical and had oven issues in his showstopper. One Giuseppe was announced as the winner he said, "There are no words, I am speechless for once. All I can think of is the reaction from my mum and dad.
"The fact is that everything I have done to deserve this comes from (dad’s) heritage, it’s the best thank you note I can possibly send him."
The moment Giuseppe was crowned winner of The Great British Bake Off 2021. #GBBOFinal pic.twitter.com/mbozzJrj8o
— British Bake Off (@BritishBakeOff) November 23, 2021
Judge Prue Leith was impressed with Dell'Anno's creations throughout the series saying, "He is such a classic, beautiful baker and he represents a long tradition of classic Italian baking. He has done it brilliantly all the way through," she said.
"I am going home to make much more Italian cakes because they really are good."
