Bake Off fever hits ABT
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post by Bake Off fever hits ABT
November 09, 2026

Move over Paul and Nigella. ABT has been running its very own Great British Bake Off.
Last week the kitchen at ABT was full of flour, mixing bowls and a lot of laughter. The idea came from Stacey, who organised the whole thing. Clients rolled up their sleeves and got baking.
Then came the best bit. The tasting.
Staff and clients worked their way through every bake and scored each one. It was a tough job but someone had to do it. After plenty of careful “research” a winner was crowned. Congratulations to all our winners.

The office reported there has never been so much laughter coming from the kitchen!
Baking is a regular part of our recovery programme: You have to follow a recipe. You weigh and measure carefully. You time things just right. It takes focus and patience. Then there’s the fun part, where you get creative with flavours and decoration. It is something you can do together and laugh and cry about! For some of our clients, time in the kitchen leads to something bigger. Several have gone on to gain qualifications in food hygiene. A brilliant skill to take forward into work and life.
A huge well done to everyone who took part. And a extra big THANK YOU to Stacey for such a brilliant idea. We think this might need to become a regular fixture!
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