His name is Sandro Farmhouaw and he's an out, tatted and bearded, 30-year old nanny living in London. He's also the break-out star of 2022 edition of Netflix's "The Great British Bake Off."And is in a relationship, having introduced his boyfriend in one episode. It didn't take long for fans to call him "cake daddy" and "the great British baking snack." While one fan wrote they "can't wait for Bred Week" — with intentional misspelling. On the show's website, he is described as being born in Angola, but came to London to feel the war in his country with his mother. He made an impression on the show's opening episode by showing off his fitness routine. Trained in boxing and ballet, he says he turned to baking as a form of therapy after his dad died when he was 21. "Now, he lives and breathes it, and is often found rustling up bakes in a relaxed vibe with the telly on, or running virtual baking classes for children with autism." Working with children is important for Farmhouse, whose name suggests a vision of bucolic country residence. Working with the group Social Ark, prompted Sandro to create baking and cake decorating workshops for autistic children. "Social Ark has introduced me to real community leadership. I am passionate about creative baking and supporting children and young people with special needs to flourish. I'm full of aspirations and really looking forward to the future, being part of Social Ark and wherever my baking journey takes me."⁠ ⁠ Tap link in bio for more on @EDGEmedianetwork ⁠ ????⁠ ?: @sandrosbakes

His name is Sandro Farmhouaw and he's an out, tatted and bearded, 30-year old nanny living in London. He's also the break-out star of 2022 edition of Netflix's "The Great British Bake Off."And is in a relationship, having introduced his boyfriend in one episode. It didn't take long for fans to call him "cake daddy" and "the great British baking snack." While one fan wrote they "can't wait for Bred Week" — with intentional misspelling. On the show's website, he is described as being born in Angola, but came to London to feel the war in his country with his mother. He made an impression on the show's opening episode by showing off his fitness routine. Trained in boxing and ballet, he says he turned to baking as a form of therapy after his dad died when he was 21. "Now, he lives and breathes it, and is often found rustling up bakes in a relaxed vibe with the telly on, or running virtual baking classes for children with autism." Working with children is important for Farmhouse, whose name suggests a vision of bucolic country residence. Working with the group Social Ark, prompted Sandro to create baking and cake decorating workshops for autistic children. "Social Ark has introduced me to real community leadership. I am passionate about creative baking and supporting children and young people with special needs to flourish. I'm full of aspirations and really looking forward to the future, being part of Social Ark and wherever my baking journey takes me."⁠
⁠
Tap link in bio for more on @EDGEmedianetwork ⁠
????⁠
?: @sandrosbakes