Overview
- Minutes into Saturday’s broadcast, Naga Munchetty joked “what’s going on this weekend” during a feature on Cake International.
- The presenters were shown elaborate creations including a Jim Carrey–inspired piece, a troll cake and Halloween-themed designs.
- Munchetty said she did not want to eat a character’s teeth, underscoring the food-as-art dilemma.
- Co-host Charlie Stayt said he would leave display cakes untouched and make a separate one for eating, as Louise Lear quipped she was hungry enough to eat anything.
- Cake International runs Oct 31 to Nov 2 at Birmingham’s NEC, and BBC Breakfast airs daily at 6am on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.