'The Witcher Season 2 Cast And Crew Hold Epic Bake-Off During Delay

While we wait for season two of Netflix's The Witcher to resume production, the cast and crew of the live-action fantasy show have decided to keep themselves occupied by engaging in an epic online bake-off. After all, they say a Witcher carries two eclairs. One of custard for creatures that roam the wild. One of cream for humans in their city of stone. Both are for dessert.

Bullion (who funnily enough played a character with the surname Kitchen in Peaky Blinders) soon hit back with some gorgeous cinnamon rolls. However, he didn't just share a normal video of his baked goods coming out of the oven. No, he went full-on Witcher training session with it, and I love him for it.

See for yourself below.

Anyway, the whole thing kind of took off from there. Tom Canton, returning for season two as Filavandrel, put together a beef wellington that's pushed my New Year's resolution not to eat meat to the absolute limit. This then inspired Jeremy Crawford, who'll be playing dwarven warrior Yarpen Zigrin, to craft and apple pie that he then sliced with an axe. That's metal af.

The Witcher showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich soon came in with a meatloaf, although questioned whether that qualifies for a bake-off (I'd allow it). Adele Oni (Téa) made some Zerrikanian chilli-chocolate bites, while newcomers Mecia Simson and Yasen Atour (season two's Francesca and Coën) also got involved with some tasty looking baked goods

Take a look at some of their creations below. You might even find yourself inspired to pick up a blade and slay some fruit in the name of a nice crumble.