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Yorkshire Day Afternoon Tea hosted by GBBO's Rowan Claughton

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About Yorkshire Day Afternoon Tea hosted by GBBO's Rowan Claughton

Celebrate Yorkshire Day with afternoon tea, specially curated for YSP by Great British Bake Off 2023 favourite Rowan Claughton.

Enjoy an afternoon tea feast of homemade savouries and sweet treats, with recipes created by Rowan during his time in the GBBO tent and perfected in his kitchen at home in Wakefield, and freshly baked on site at YSP.

Rowan will be on hand on the day, to chat about his Bake Off experience and provide expert tips for creating the best bakes at home. Afternoon tea will be served in the light and airy Roger Evans Auditorium on the ground floor of YSP Visitor Centre.

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