Great British Bake Off merchandise: Cookbooks, gifts, aprons and more


Besides the delicious cakes the hosts and judges get to tuck into on a weekly basis, we're always envious of the mugs of tea they have on standby, too. This series we've already spied the very eye-catching (pun intended) mugs from Eleanor Bowmer, which are also stocked at M&S.

While it's not the exact apron seen on the shows, being official merchandise it has the seal of approval from the show.
With a front pocket and adjustable straps, it'll equip you to create bakes worthy of a Hollywood handshake.
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Available to pre-order ahead of 26 October release.
This year's official Bake Off cookbook is a mixture of old and new, with delicious recipes from the GBBO archive, alongside new creations from Paul Hollywood and new judge Nigella Lawson. The perfect accompaniment when the TV show starts to make you hungry!

A two-pack for banana bread and other bakes, the selection of bakeware from the official collection is made of carbon steel and is non-stick for seamless baking.
The range also includes a springform tin, muffin tin, brownie tin and tart tin.
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How about this for a double bill? Two of Nigella's most iconic cookbooks are available to buy as a pair, saving you 45% off the original retail price.

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The 2021 Bake Off champion has released two books since winning the coveted cake stand trophy, including a recipe book dedicated to bakes in honour of his home country.
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Celebrity chef Paul Hollywood is synonymous with Bake Off, having judged the show since its launch in 2010. Earlier this year, Paul's colleague Prue revealed the questions she is most frequently asked about her fellow judge.
During their time in the tent, wannabe bakers try their best to earn a coveted 'Hollywood handshake' from Paul, signifying that he's impressed by what he's tried, and now you can test out his recipes for yourself.

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Nadiya Hussain became a firm fixture on our television screens after winning the sixth series of Bake Off back in 2015. She went on to present a string of cookery shows and has released numerous cookbooks including Nadiya's Fast Flavours and Nadiya Bakes, as well as several works of fiction for both children and adults. Nadiya is also the author of a non-fiction memoir, Finding My Voice, and narrates the audiobook version.
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If you're looking to learn more about former Big Brother contestant Alison's rise to stardom, then her autobiography You've Got to Laugh will give you more info on her life away from the screen. Alison also reads the audiobook version of her memoirs.
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As well as her books, Nadiya has partnered with Prestige to create a beautiful range of non-stick cookware.

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