In fact, Yasmina is the only non blonde female to win the show.

Oh dear, Courtney, you might not think Jessica is an expert in branding if you had seen her appalling website

Wow. How old is Courtney as he looks like he has just left school

Sorry your not my type... But how the hell do you know I'm wearing a raincoat?

£3 is not OTT in the Current Market I can assure you.

So how is Alana expecting to produce enough products and deliver them daily to 100s of shops around the country? Isn't she currently only selling to "captive" buyers at festivals and the like, with a lot less potential competition.

Might have trouble sneaking Jessica in quietly

His trophy beakers already exist with other companies, that's the problem with the knock-off tat market, he's always got to be one step ahead with the trends. Then there's the potential for lawsuits if people deem his stuff breaches copyright.

https://www.narnascakes.co.uk/

this is her business

Anyone keep a list of how past winners have done?

She can employ people to make her cakes for her.

But they wouldn't be fresh, so ordering them now isn't a good idea. If anyone want a cake then why not go out and buy them, really easy to do, as even petrol station sells cakes and buns, and other stuff. Ordering cakes online is a load of crap!

You're not called N. Bate's are you?

Yes, I'm so glad she won for many reasons, but one of them is definitely a two fingers up to those candidates who completely wrote her off the first half of the run and kept sidelining her in the tasks. Who was it who kept forgetting her name lol?

I haven't read back too far in this thread so sorry if it's been covered but I really couldn't see what was so wonderful about Courtney's baby bottle? It looked horrible and not a word about the materials it was made from being safe for babies etc etc ... if someone had bought that for one of my kids when they were young it would have been in the nearest bin as soon as they were out the door! I think it was supposed to be more of a toddler sippy cup? But because Courtney kept using the word 'baby' it made it unclear.

It isn't anymore!

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/09833051

Alana's company is now called "By Alana Limited"

Thanks for the responses ^

Interesting, I thought £2 was roughly the going rate and I live in an expensive part of the country.

I wouldn't pay £2 let alone £3 no matter how nice a pithy slice of cake tasted. I am more out of touch than I thought

Only if their kitchens have been inspected and given a health and Safety Certificate

That's her business plan screwed then

i think you could order them now but she would make and dispatch them after Xmas ,, looks like she is really busy , even at that price

you can still order from that website and her face is still on it

She might just have one large kitchen in one of those workshop units on an industrial estate. Cheap to rent and cheap labour abounds these days.

But she'll have to pay them the minimal wage at least! Her profit margins are starting to shrink as we type!

How much longer are we going to spend with Courtney???? He lost. Get Alana on please

I keep seeing people say that £3 per slice is too expensive, but at least in London, it really isn't. Go to Borough Market, go to Selfridges foodhall, go to all the bijou bakeries and delis, the food festivals and pop-up events - £3 is about right, probably even on the cheaper side! The cupcakes and slices at places like Lola's, Hummingbird Bakery, Primrose Bakery etc cost around £3-4 each.

Even on Ocado you get cakes costing upwards of £10 a £10 for a cheesecake, £18 for an xmas pudding and so on.

It may seem expensive, but people really do pay this. There is definitely a market.

Erm... They're natural and you where always impressed by their size.