Jo Brand says her Great British Bake Off spin-off show snubs cakes sent in by students because they are laced with ‘dope and p***’
BAKE Off spin-off host Jo Brand claims her show snubs cakes sent in by students because they have contained “p*** and dope”.
She says it is the only rule stars including judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith abide by.
The Channel 4 spin-off An Extra Slice, filmed at White City in West London, encourages fans to send in their own ”tasty offerings”.
But comic Jo, 62, said: “Don’t eat the cakes the students have made — it is the only rule that we adhere to.
“They’ve either got dope in them or they have been p***** in.”
When Bake Off was on BBC2 in 2013, a contestant used hemp, made from cannabis plants, in flour.
Former judge Mary Berry, 84, said: “I know nothing about hemp. Is it a grass?”
Host Sue Perkins, 49, said: “How would I describe hemp to you, Mary? Let’s just say this is the legal side of hemp. So there’s an illegal side and a legal side.”
She added: “The leaf is naughty cigarettes, Mary.”
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Rapper and notorious weed smoker Snoop Dogg, 47, previously revealed he is a fan of the show, now hosted by Sandi Toksvig and Noel Fielding.
He hinted he made cannabis cakes when he said: “I guess you could say my speciality was brownies — just maybe not the kind Mary Berry is used to.”
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