Another Tuesday, so you know what that means: another episode of The Great British Bake Off.

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This week's Great British Bake Off theme was Bread Week, which saw the contestants mixing, kneading, and proving in a bid to win over the Great British Bake Off judges and hosts.

It was a pretty tough week for most, with multiple bakes that just didn't rise to the occasion.

However, some contestants managed to impress the judges.

Hermine received her first Hollywood Handshake during the Signature Challenge, putting her in the running to be crowned Star Baker.

So, did she manage to win it, or did someone else swipe what could have been her title? Here's who won Star Baker this week.

Who won Star Baker in week 3?

After a successful Signature Challenge for most (bar Rowan and Dave), it looked like anyone could be in the running for Star Baker this week.

Mark impressed with both his bakes, Sura pulled off the flavours for hers although they needed to be done at a slightly higher temperature, and Paul was impressed with Lottie's savoury bread.

However, a few over-proved bagels later, and the heat was certainly rising in the kitchen.

With Star Baker riding on the Showstopper, Hermine upped the ante and took a huge risk trying to bake a brioche bread plaque in just three hours.

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Great British Bake Off 2020 judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith Channel 4

Sadly, however, Paul just wasn't impressed and Sura and Marc looked like they could pip her to the post.

Prue commented that both bakers had "confidence" which shone through with their bakes.

Marc's The Dharma Wheel bread sheaf ticked all the boxes when it came to taste and appearance, and Sura's Mama's Tomato Vine Harvest Loaf was a huge hit with the judges.

"I think it looks quite dramatic and effective," Prue said as she admired the tomato bake, before adding: "It's beautifully seasoned."

But as we know, there can only be one Star Baker, and in the end the judges chose Marc.

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The Great British Bake Off is on Tuesdays on Channel 4 at 8pm. If you’re looking for more to watch check out our TV Guide.

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