Bake Off winner Giuseppe Dell'Anno to host Southwold event
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 09:48 · Archive
The 2021 Great British Bake Off winner Giuseppe Dell'Anno will host a special event in Southwold in November organised by Adnams.
Adnams has announced a special event collaboration featuring 2021 Great British Bake Off winner Giuseppe Dell'Anno in Southwold this November. The 50-year-old Italian-born chemical engineer and father of three won the 12th series of the show, where he was known as the 'precision baker'.
Dell'Anno has a long family history of expressing affection through food and had been making baked goods at home for years before appearing on television. He says he had never considered applying for Bake Off himself, despite his family being avid viewers who watched the show together regularly.
He credits his eldest son with suggesting the idea. 'It was sparked by my eldest son, who turned to me after I'd made his birthday cake, and said "Papa, you really should be on Bake Off", Dell'Anno recalls. 'I guess that was the seed sown.' At the Southwold event, he will share stories from his baking career.
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- Bake Off winner Giuseppe Dell’Anno to host special Southwold event this NovemberBaking fanatics rejoice. Not only is Bake Off back on our screens, but Adnams has just announced a special event collaboration which will see 2021 winner Giuseppe Dell’Anno at the centre of a unique Southwold occasion. He spoke to Debbie Watson.East Anglian Daily Times · 10 Oct, 09:00
- Bake Off star to be Southwold show stopperBaking fanatics rejoice. Not only is Bake Off back on our screens, but Adnams has just announced a special event collaboration which will see 2021 winner Giuseppe Dell’Anno at the centre of a unique Southwold occasion. He spoke to Debbie Watson.Ipswich Star · 10 Oct, 09:00
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