Great British Bake Off Bingo

Great British Bake Off Bingo

The Great British Bake Off, often abbreviated as GBBO, is a culinary, UK institution where flour flies and bottoms get soggy! In the famous white tent, nestled in the British countryside, 12 amateur bakers gather to whisk, fold, and drizzle their way to baking glory. Each episode develops with the promise of deliciously, diverse challenges, from creating show-stopping cakes to crafting delicate, unheard of pastries. It is a show that is a must watch for millions around the country and around the world!

The two judges, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, are at the heart of the show. With his piercing blue eyes and discerning palate, Paul is the bread whisperer who can spot a perfectly proofed bake from a mile away. His handshake is the stuff of legend, a mark of excellence that every baker covets. Prue, with her ever vibrant attire and incredible glasses, brings a splash of colour and a wealth of culinary knowledge to the table. Together, they are the formidable yet fair judges who decide which bakers make it through and which go home.

The same duo hosts the show as last year, the hilarious, Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding. Alison, with her larger than life personality and infectious laughter and Noel, the gothic guru of comedy, who stars with his quirky humour and offbeat antics, making even the tensest moments light-hearted. As the bakers battle it out with their whisks and rolling pins, creating edible masterpieces in hopes of being crowned the ultimate Star Baker, the Great British Bake Off remains a comforting and wholesome slice of television magic, reminding us all that in the end, it’s not just about winning, but about the joy of baking itself. You can join in on the experience even more by playing our Bingo game alongside the contestants each week..

When & Where To Watch The Great British Bakeoff :

The highly anticipated Great British Bake Off 2025 series is set to premiere on Channel 4 on Tuesday, 2nd September, 2025, at 8 p.m. The opening week promises an exciting showcase of cake expertise, with contestants tasked with transforming a simple loaf cake into a culinary masterpiece before wowing the judges with their hyper-realistic illusion cakes.

Great British Bake Off – Contestants

• Aaron (38, Senior Systems Architect from London) – Aaron likes to experiment with different Asian flavours, such as yuzu and miso.
• Jasmine (23, Medical Student from London) – Having learned to bake in the Scottish Highlands, Jasmine loves to use fresh and seasonal ingredients for her bakes.
• Toby (29, Business Development Executive from Warwickshire) – With a love for fitness, Toby embraces a healthier twist on baking, while maintaining a classic flavour.
• Tom (31, Creative Entrepreneur from London) – Learning to bake from his mum and Danish grand-mother, Tom only recently reconnected with his passion to create beautiful (and tasty) bakes.

Eliminations:

• Hassan (30, Analytical Research and Development Scientist from South Yorkshire) – Hassan was the first baker eliminated from The Great British Bake Off, with host Alison Hammond breaking the news. Though disappointed, he praised his fellow contestants and said he’d enjoyed the experience. His toughest moment? The Swiss roll, which didn’t go as planned and shook his confidence. “It tasted better than it looked,” he joked.
• Leighton (59, Software Delivery Manager from Surrey) – Leighton was the second to leave The Great British Bake Off, with Noel Fielding delivering the news. Despite the exit, Leighton remained upbeat, saying he’d had “the most fun” and praised his fellow bakers. His toughest challenge? The biscuit memory box, which he described as a race against time that left his vision unfinished.
• Pui Man (51, Bridal Designer from Essex) – Pui Man was the third contestant eliminated from The Great British Bake Off, with Alison Hammond delivering the news. Though disappointed, she embraced her place in the Bake Off family. Her highlight was Prue praising her Swiss Roll-twice – while her low point came when Paul dubbed her Showstopper “cartoon.” Reflecting on her journey, she said she learned a lot and was touched that fellow bakers valued her insights.
• Jessika (32, Service Designer from London) – Jessika felt “chuffed” to have made it onto the show in her final year applying. Her downfall came during the Showstopper challenge, where a cascade of kitchen mishaps turned her bake into what she called “a complete disaster.” Despite the chaos, she remained upbeat, grateful for the chance to meet inspiring fellow bakers.
• Nadia (41, Hairdresser from Liverpool) – Blending Indian and Italian flavours, with a twist of the Scouse charm. Despite her best efforts, she was eliminated in Week 5, with Prue Leith noting she hadn’t “quite done enough to save herself.” Nadia’s journey began with encouragement from her daughter, and she left the tent full of gratitude: “I have had the best time and made some amazing friends, it’s been unreal.”
• Natalia (32, Office Assistant from East Yorkshire) – born in Ukraine, Natalia uses generational recipes to inspire her creations. After a tough week in the tent, her bakes didn’t secure her a spot in the next round. On leaving, she shared heartfelt words: “I am proud of myself and I think my little girl will be proud… I hope I have made my country a bit proud of me.” Her emotional farewell reflected the bonds she’d formed, saying, “I love you guys… Oh I am going to cry again!”
• Lesley (56, Hairdresser from Glasgow) – Lesley became the seventh baker to leave the tent during the show’s first-ever Meringue Week. Known for her bold flavours and cheeky humour, she struggled with the technical challenge and her Showstopper – a layered meringue tower – collapsed under pressure. Noel Fielding delivered the news, and while Lesley was visibly emotional, she said, “I gave it my all and I’ve had the time of my life.” Her fellow bakers rallied around her, calling her the “heart of the tent.”
• Iain (29, Software Engineer from Northern Ireland) – Iain’s Bake Off journey ended in Week 8, the quarter-final, during Dessert Week. His Basque-style cheesecake lacked the signature burn, and his gluten-free sponge didn’t rise as expected. The final blow came with his free-standing trifle, which wobbled more than wowed. Noel broke the news, and Iain responded with grace: “I didn’t think I’d make it this far – I’m proud of every bake.” He praised the camaraderie in the tent, saying, “We’ve had the best group of bakers. We’ve made really, really good friends, and we always have a laugh.”

How to Play Great British Bake Off Bingo

Instead of numbers, our Great British Bake Off Bingo contain events and occurrences, many of which will (hopefully) take place during the show. All you’ve got to do is mark them off as they occur. Here’s how to create a set of cards for you and your friends:

Step 1: Tap to start to create your grid of Great British Bake Off Bingo Cards.

Step 2: Select your card size from 3×3 (for a total of 9 slots) to 5×5 (for a total of 25).

Step 3: Further customise your card by following the boxes beside the card.

Step 4: Press “Generate Bingo Cards“ to create your card. You’ll see an example card generated.

Step 5 (Printed cards): For printable cards, follow through the link and select how many cards you would like to print, or input the number for a custom number.

Step 6 (Printed cards): Select how many cards per page you want to print.

Step 7 (Printed cards): Print the cards, cut them out and then grab your pens and get ready to play.

Step 8 (Emailed cards): If you want to invite your friends via email, input your email, their emails and then a custom message. They will each receive a link to a different card which can be printed or played online.

Winners can be decided however you choose to play; the winner can be the first to finish a line or row or the first to complete the entire box or their Great British Bake Off Bingo Card! Make your own rules, have a great time and get ready to play it all again next week!