I won Bake Off – there’s a sneaky part of Prue and Paul’s judging they cut from the show
A FORMER Great British Bake Off contestant has revealed a "sneaky" part of Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood's judging that viewers don't get to see on the show.
There are sometimes parts of competition reality television programmes that we as viewers are not shown.
But, last year's winner has now revealed some insider secrets about judges' Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood's personalities.
After winning the cooking competition series, and impressing the experts with her outstanding baking skills, Syabira Yusoff has shared some hilarious shenanigans.
She revealed that Paul and Prue are wonderful on the show but you can clearly tell that Paul is the "bad cop" and Prue is the "nice cop" to "counterbalance".
Syabira told : “But during the show you will see Paul say, ‘Yeah, this is not nice’ whatever it is, but after that he will come back and say, ‘Well, to improve this, this is what you should do...'
Prue also appears to have a cheeky side that fans are not privy to, which has the bakers in hysterics.
The former contestant continued: "Prue sometimes says, ‘Yeah, this is nice,' then she would come over and say little sneaky comments which was very funny!"
Syabira's behind-the-scenes secrets comes as the new season aired last Tuesday, with a new batch of 12 bakers entering the tent for the first time.
Meanwhile, next week the contestants have their work cut out for them as it's "bread week".
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