THE Great British Bake Off has finally returned to our screens and once again a bevy of bakers are looking to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

And of course, joining them in that famous white tent too are presenters Noel Fielding and Sandi Toksvig too - Here's everything you need to know about when you can watch the show next...

When is Bake Off 2019 back on TV?

The Great British Bake Off 2019 will return on Tuesday (September 3, 2019) at 8pm on Channel 4 for Biscuit Week.

The show will run every Tuesday for nine more weeks.

The final is likely to be on November 5, 2019 - but this is still to be confirmed.

If you miss the 8pm start you can catch it on Channel 4+1 at 9pm.

It is repeated on Fridays at 10pm on 4Seven, Saturdays at 4pm on E4 and Sundays at 3pm on Channel 4.

Or you can catch up any time on .

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Who are the Bake Off 2019 judges and hosts?

Paul Hollywood is an English chef and TV personality and has returned to The Great British Bake Off for its 10th series.

Prue Leith, who replaced Mary Berry when she joined the TV programme in 2017, has also returned.

Elsewhere, Noel Fielding and Sandi Toksvig have reprised their role as hosts of the popular TV programme.

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Which Bake Off 2019 contestant left first and who is favourite to win?

Dan Chambers was the first to go on episode one after his pirate cake showstopper failed to impress the judges.

After scooping the first Star Baker crown in cake week, Michelle Evans-Fecci is now the bookies' favourite to win, with odds of 3/1.

Fans of the show know that the winner is usually presented with flowers and a cake stand, which sounds pretty underwhelming after all their toil in the kitchen.

However, it’s commonly known that the winners of the show often go on to make a fortune from endorsement deals, sponsorship and appearances - so it's not all bad really!

Plus is there anything that beats the accolade of being the best baker? Nope, thought not...

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Where is Bake Off 2019 filmed?

GBBO is filmed at Welford Park, a private home, meaning it is only open during specific periods of the year.

Those wanting to visit can see the beautiful grounds as it opens to the public in February.

Throughout February and March their "snowdrop gardens" are available, with the park opening at 11am and admitting last entry at 4pm.

Unlike many other reality shows, Bake Off is filmed over weekends, allowing contestants to resume normality and continue with their regular jobs during the week.

According to Deborah Puxley, who lives at Welford Park, it takes just three days to erect the marquee, lay the flooring and install multiple mini kitchens.