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We called on you to get your mixing bowls out and oven mitts ready! The challenge…. to create some delicious animal edible treats. You’ve all proved yourself to be master chefs! If only we could taste them all.
Tosia, age 10 and Tymek age 8, Manchester
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Dion, age 9, Japan
Vitaliaa, age 9, Brighton
Dougie
Isobel & Henry, Milton Keynes
Iris, age 7, York
Yiaseme, age 10, Cheshire
Yahya, age 11, Leicester
Ciara, age 7, Hampshire
Joni, Bristol
Ellis age 10, Salisbury
Noah, age 7, Felixstowe
Al, age 8, UAE
Santhana, age 12, USA
Artyom, age 7, Bristol
Gaspar, age 11
Rosie, age 10, Ashton Keynes
Benjamin, age 7, Wimbledon
Amelia, age 8, Amersham
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