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Great British Bake Off fans praised contestant Laura Adlington during Tuesday’s finale after she got excited about the signature baking.
After her eight custard slices failed to settle, 31-year-old Laura hid her head in the freezer as she cried from the stressful challenge.
With the added pressure of creating custard in a warm tent at the height of the summer heat wave, the star was thrilled by her melted creations.
Praise: Great British Bake Off fans raved about contestant Laura Adlington during Tuesday’s finale after she got excited about the exclusive baking.
Commenting at the end of the assignment, Laura said, ‘Oh my gosh, I need more time!’ before adding, ‘Oh, I’m so sorry.’
The contestant then walked over to the freezer where she stuck her head into it to cool down and started crying.
Which fellow baker, Dave Friday, he asked, ‘Are you okay Laura?’
With Laura admitting: ‘I feel so embarrassed.
Emotional: Laura, 31, also took to her Twitter after the final aired to share a tearful selfie when she revealed that she had marked champion Peter Sawkins as the winner from day one.
She wrote on Twitter after the finale aired: ‘I’m so excited (surprise, surprise). How beautiful was that ending !? I can’t believe it’s over. I feel so blessed and incredibly proud of everyone who made this happen. ”
However, even though the creations were not established in time, judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith praised it for its “strong and sharp flavors”.
With Prue sweetly telling a tearful Laura, ‘You had a bad morning but it tastes delicious. You’re going to have a great afternoon. ‘
Fans were quick to praise Laura for ‘keeping it real’ and joked that everyone had ‘cried in the freezer at least once this year’ amid the coronavirus crisis.
One person said: ‘We’ve all cried in the freezer at least once this year Laura, don’t worry #GBBO #GBBOFinal.’
Stressful: After her eight slices of custard failed to settle, 31-year-old Laura hid her head in the freezer as she cried from the stressful challenge during Tuesday’s final.
Heat Wave: With the added pressure of creating custard in a warm tent at the height of the summer heat wave, the star was thrilled by her melted creations.
A different fan said: ‘Whatever happens, I will always love Laura for sticking her head in the freezer to cry a bit. #GBBO #GBBOFinal ‘.
Another follower commented: ‘Laura sticking her head in the freezer and crying is a 2020 #GBBO mood.’
While a different account said: ‘Laura crying in an empty freezer is really relatable. #gbbo ‘.
With another viewer of the show sweetly adding: ‘You were great Laura! You were so real and you seemed natural and yourself! Hope we can see you on TV again #gbbo. ‘
Praise: Fans were quick to praise Laura for ‘keeping it real’ and joked that everyone had ‘cried in the freezer at least once this year’ amid the coronavirus crisis
Laura also took to her Twitter after the final aired to share a tearful selfie when she revealed that she had marked champion Peter Sawkins as the winner from day one.
She wrote on Twitter: ‘I’m so excited (surprise surprise). How beautiful was that ending !? I can’t believe it’s over. I feel so blessed and incredibly proud of everyone who made this happen.
Huge congratulations, Peter! Lottie and I registered you as our winner from day one !!! #GBBOFinal #GBBO ‘.
Last week, Laura She hit back at the trolls by criticizing her for eliminating Hermine after the semi-finals.
Tasty! However, even though the creations are not set in time, judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith praised her for her ‘strong and strong flavors’
Viewers were disappointed when the digital manager was saved alongside armored guard Dave, 31, and student Peter, 20, while the 39-year-old accountant, who has drawn attention throughout the series for his speculator dishes, was sent home.
Laura took to Twitter to address the backlash she received over her co-star’s departure, insisting: ‘It’s easy to sit on your couch and judge. But I’m a real person with feelings. ‘
Peter was crowned the winner of the 2020 Great British Bake Off on Tuesday night, becoming the youngest champion ever.
The 20-year-old finance and accounting student impressed judges Paul and Prue after facing off with Dave and Laura in the tent.
Unfortunate: Last week Laura responded to trolls for criticizing her for eliminating Hermine (pictured) after the semi-finals.
Remember it’s not my fault. I don’t make the decisions’: the finalist took to Twitter to address the reaction she received for the departure of her co-star
During Tuesday’s finale (with a brief storm!), The three bakers had to make eight beautifully decorated custard slices as the signature bake, eight nut twists as a technical challenge, and dessert towers as the most spectacular.
Due to the global coronavirus pandemic, their family and friends did not join the contestants for the first time during a show finale. Instead, video messages were sent to them.
However, the tent was not left empty as the cast and crew of Bake Off, who formed a bubble with the contestants, were available to lend their support and test their spectacular creations.
The contestants formed a ‘biosphere’ with the Bake Off cast and crew after being quarantined for nine days, and everyone involved was tested three times before filming began over the summer.
Winner! Peter was crowned the winner of the 2020 Great British Bake Off on Tuesday night by becoming the youngest champion ever.
Congratulations: The 20-year-old finance and accounting student has impressed judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith week after week with his creations.
After wowing the judges with their slices of cranachan custard, walnuts and their ‘crazy Bake Off [festive] bubble cake ‘, Peter was announced as the winner.
The Scottish student was left speechless by the announcement when he commented, ‘No, I can’t believe I’m here …
‘I can’t believe that I got on the show, that the show happened and this will be such an important chapter in my life. What a way to end!
Peter then excitedly called out to his family and friends to share the news while proudly holding up the Bake Off winning glass cake stand.
The Great British Bake Off returns next year to Channel 4 …
Finalists: Peter faced Laura and Dave in the tent (LR)
