Cross Country Cake Off

Mary's shows are a real treat to watch. She's got an awesome, super chill and conversational way of presenting that makes you feel like you're just hanging out in the kitchen with her. Her energy and happiness are contagious and she lights up the screen every time.

Andrew is also a vibe! The way he gives feedback is just spot-on and always has me in agreement with his critiques.

The cross country bake off format is genius. It's nice to see all these different bakers bring their A-game. It's a mini adventure each episode, and some of the bakers are just mind-blowingly good.

This show got me back into baking.

I'd love to see an Aussie version of this show. Imagine the flavors and twists we could bring!

I rate it a solid 10/10. If you like baking, or even just fun, feel-good shows, definitely check it out.

It's a winner in my home.

I love watching all types of cooking shows, from MasterChef to the Great British Bake Off. I have all seasons of Mary Makes It Easy, so when I found out that she was hosting a baking competition I was stoked.

The very first contestant on the first episode spent more time talking about his husband and the LGBTQ community than his cake. The co host said that his cake was an inspiration to the younger members of the LGBTQ community and Mary chimed in about how his inspiration to the community was totally awesome, at which point I turned it off.

I turned on the series to watch people bake cakes, not a course in social engineering. It has nothing at all to do with the LGBTQ community because you can't watch a cooking or baking show without at least one contestant mentioning their same sex partner. That's just a box you expect to be ticked. But spouses get mentioned like any other spouse or significant other, just as a quick point of biographical info. You don't get a lecture to go along with it. I choose cooking over lectures every time. There are too many alternatives to waste time on this. Bye, Mary. You made it easy for me to skip this series.