Student you are back! This Christmas, two A potential apprentice celebrity The special will be in aid of the BBC’s Children in Need charity.
King Sugar will be putting 12 celebrities in their places with the help of Santa Clause. The Christmas special will see the celebrity contestants split into two teams and sent to Lapland, the official home of Santa, to develop their gingerbread biscuits. Accompanying the teams and keeping a close eye on Lapland are Baroness Karren Brady and Mike Soutar.
Not only will the celebrities create their own biscuits, but they will also have to be able to sell their product by creating an ad and jingle – they are looking for a surprise sprinkle to help the celebrities in a fun way! Both groups will then be faced with the daunting task of throwing out vendors, to help protect those who matter.
One team includes AJ Odudu, Charlie Hedges, Eddie Kadi, Jakeena Wood, Kadeena Cox who created jully mctrouble, vanilla and pudding pudding fingtive icing. With the tagline “be naughty, get good” the biscuit is the embodiment of Santa’s Naughty brother – Jolly mcrouble.
The second team consisted of Angela Scanlon, JB Gill, Math Morsia, Sarah Hadland, Shazia Mirza, Tom Skinner, and their creation, Gary The Penguin. Biscuit combines Gingerbread with a unique combination of lemon, bubble-gum and white pepper – surprising but obviously delicious! Combined with the tagline “Cheeky Treat for your little rebel”, the biscuit is in the shape of a festive penguin – Gary.
Both biscuits will be available in a number of retailers across the UK from Friday November 14. Each purchase will help raise money to support children and young people across the UK. The celebrities’ biscuits will be available to purchase in the following retailers: Asda, Tesco, Boots, Debenhams, One Stop, Ocado Retail, Amazon Online, Amazon Fresh stores (London), Lola’s Cupcakes, Knoops, Haven Holidays, Wenzel’s The Bakers and Greenhalgh’s bakeries.
Sugar of the Lord says: “It is always the beginning A celebrity That the public can buy products created by celebrities. Added some real compression to the process. I think the celebs thought they would get off easy, but they were wrong! Raising money for the BBC’s children in need is serious business, so candidates need to deliver if they want to avoid ending up on my crazy list. “
Kalpna Patel-Knight, Head of Broadcast Entertainment at the BBC says: “Government candidates will be giving viewers the teeth they need, will all viewers really tune in for Gary The Penguin or The Jolly Mctroble?”
Paul Broadbent, director of nudist programming, adds: “We’ve taken the learning process on board and gone straight to the source of entertainment.
As part of the Special, The Government visited the BBC’s Children in Need Theater Trust Project to share their adverts and give the children a taste of their biscuits – where they got an honest, no-nonsense response. Accepting waste from BBC children who need to support children with disabilities and those with additional needs to enable them to participate in positive activities that increase their self-confidence, learning and building opportunities.
Celebrity job: Christmas special Will air later this year on BBC One and iPlayeli and the biscuits will be available to buy nationwide from Friday November 14.
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