When Britain went into lockdown in March, flour flew off the supermarket shelves as the nation sought Zoom screen relief through baking. Now that another lockdown looms for many and The Great British Bake Off has premiered its eleventh series, look out for another surge in banana bread and procrastibaking.
The 7 million who tuned in to the opening episode The Great British Bake Off were entertained by unprecedented levels of drama when Sura accidentally caused Dave to drop his pineapple upside-down cakes. While viewers were outraged at the audacity of Sura’s wandering arm, it was welcome relief to have the nation brought together in light-hearted entertainment, to momentarily forget about the pandemic raging outside the tent.
Access the all latest company comments on Investor's Champion.
Not yet registered? It's free to register. Register now.
Register on Investor's Champion
Access the all latest company comments on Investor's Champion.
Premium Content
Premium content provides more in-depth information on fascinating investment stories and research to help make your money go further.
Access Premium Content through individual credits (we only want you to read what you are interested in) or through an annual subscription, which works out as only 25p per day – a small price to guide you through the investing maze!
Subscription
Gain access to all our excellent content for just £90 per year, that’s just 25p per day for financial freedom.
In depth coverage of many of the world’s great companies
Breaking news on potential upcoming disasters
Unique insights from our top research team
Credits
Get access to our premium content for as little as £3.20 per article.