The Great Aylesbury bake off cooks up a storm!

This year's edition of the Great Aylesbury Bake Off took place at the Waterside Theatre in Aylesbury on Friday October 5.
Aylesbury estate agents and solicitors bake off for Florence Nightingale Hospice, at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre - pictured are Peter and Zava Buggy sampling some of the delightsAylesbury estate agents and solicitors bake off for Florence Nightingale Hospice, at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre - pictured are Peter and Zava Buggy sampling some of the delights
Aylesbury estate agents and solicitors bake off for Florence Nightingale Hospice, at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre - pictured are Peter and Zava Buggy sampling some of the delights

The annual event sees contestants from estate agents and solicitors across Aylesbury put on their aprons and battle it out to create the tastiest culinary creation!

The event features two separate competitions - one decided by the public and one by judges.

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The professional judges this year were professional baker Alena Winter and Rachel Lucas from Aylesbury based dessert shop Sugar Moon Brownies.

Aylesbury estate agents and solicitors bake off for Florence Nightingale Hospice, at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre - pictured sampling some chocolate cake is Evie Shanahan (11)Aylesbury estate agents and solicitors bake off for Florence Nightingale Hospice, at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre - pictured sampling some chocolate cake is Evie Shanahan (11)
Aylesbury estate agents and solicitors bake off for Florence Nightingale Hospice, at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre - pictured sampling some chocolate cake is Evie Shanahan (11)

Amanda Thompson of Kidd Rapinet solicitors took the Judges’ Vote prize with her seasonally decorated lemon and elderflower cake while Emma Crocker of Brethertons solicitors won the Public Vote with her malteser cake.

The other firms that participated were Williams Properties and Browns Solicitors.

Emma Carroll from the hospice said: “All the entries were of a really high quality once again and we are so grateful to the bakers for taking the time out of their busy lives to take part.”

The event has raised £400 for the Florence Nightingale Hospice.

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