Since first arriving on our television screens in 2010, The Great British Bake Off has been entertaining audiences and making mouths water with a variety of delicious looking foods.
Unfortunately, there's no technology which exists to transport the goods from the Bake Off tent and into living rooms. Despite this, there are many home bakers who sit watching the show itching to replicate the treats in their own kitchens.
They could attempt their own creations, or consult one of the many Bake Off cookbooks, but for many the easiest way to find a recipe is to head online.
Here, we take a look at the most searched recipes from each series of The Great British Bake Off including the likes of scones and pork pies to Babka and focaccia.
5. 2014 – Florentines
During series five Berry tasked bakers with creating 18 florentines for their technical challenge during biscuit week. It clearly sparked the curiosity of many home bakers and was the most searched for recipe during the season. | marcin jucha - stock.adobe.com
6. 2015 – Soda bread
A signature challenge issued during bread week, series six saw the bakers asked to create two quick breads bringing soda bread into the picture. Some bakers decided on flavoured loaves such as fig, cheese and walnut breads or fig and hazelnut rye breads, soda bread was absolutely the most popular choice – hence why it was so heavily searched. | Szakaly - stock.adobe.com
7. 2016 – Jaffa Cakes
Putting an end to the biscuit vs cake debate, during the first technical challenge of series seven, bakers were asked to create 12 identical Jaffa Cakes. Perhaps it was the debate which caused this recipe to be searched, but we’re sure the thought of a homemade version would also tempt audiences. | vasanty - stock.adobe.com
8. 2017 – Cannoli
During the first series of The Great British Bake Off on Channel 4, it was Italian week and bakers were tasked with creating 18 Sicilian Cannolis with three different flavours in their signature challenge. The audience at home were also rising to the occasion, eagerly searching for their own cannoli recipes. | arinahabich - stock.adobe.com