The Great British Bake Off has become one of Channel 4's most beloved TV shows since it first aired on our screens.
The show recently returned for another series as 12 bakers show off their skills in the famous white tent in the hopes of being named the Star Baker and winning the show.
The bakers are judged on their skills by Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood and are also joined by new hosts Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding.
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Some viewers watching at home have been left wondering why contestants are seen wearing the same clothes on both days and what happens to the left over bakes.
Why do Bake Off contestants wear the same clothes on both days?
The Great British Bake Off is usually filmed over the course of two days per episode, because of this, producers are very strict on having contestants wear the exact same clothes to avoid any mishaps with continuity and to make it easier to edit together.
So even if the bakers get a little hot under the collar on day one, they still have to wear the same clothes on the second day, The Sun reports.
What happens to the leftovers?
Fans will be happy to know that the food doesn’t go to waste. Contestants are often known to take some of it home with them and crew members also take up the opportunity to try the treats.
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