Abbi became the third contestant leave The Great British Bake Off during bread week on Tuesday night's episode.
The vegetable grower and delivery driver, 27, become emotional after she was told she was leaving the tent as she struggled with the challenge of making a stunning centre piece made out of bread.
The contestants were tasked with making a visually pleasing plaited bread masterpiece, using two types of flour, with many choosing between sweet or savoury ingredients.
While some bakers remained quite safe and less ambitious with their bread, others went for more complicated designs.
After her elimination was announced, she said: 'You know what, I am really proud of myself. I never thought I'd be able to do this, It's given me such a confidence boost.
Eliminated: Abbi, 27, became the third contestant leave The Great British Bake Off during bread week on Tuesday night's episode
Third out: The vegetable grower become emotional after she was told she was leaving the tent as she struggled with the challenge of making a stunning centre piece made out of bread
'But I am quite looking forward to getting back to my vegetable patch.'
Bread week was a chance for bakers to show-off their incredibly technical skills and intricate plaited detailing to Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood.
But a less impressed Paul after the first two challenges said: 'Standard has been pretty poor with bread week and Abby particularly struggled'.
Earlier in the episode saw Abbi, 27, struggle with the first two challenge and was left in tears after feeling she had no done well in the challenges at all.
But keeping strong, she gave it her all in the show-stopper challenge to try and pull out all the stops to win over the judges.
Doing rather well with bread week, Tasha, 27, who is the first ever deaf contestant on the show, received star baker and heaps of praise from Prue and Paul for her flavoursome loaf.
Amos, 43, was the first to leave the Bake Off while Keith, 60, was the second to leave the tent last week during week two's episode.
Judges: Bread week was a chance to show-off their incredibly technical skills and intricate plaited detailing to Prue and Paul
Disappointed: But a less impressed Paul after the first two challenges said: 'Standard has been pretty poor with bread week and Abby particularly struggled'
Thrilled: Doing rather well with bread week, Tasha, 27, who is the first ever deaf contestant on the show, received praise from Prue for her flavoursome loaf
Yorkshire-born Abbi first learned to bake alongside her mother, honing those early skills during her teens, when she became enthralled by the Victorian era and especially the traditional bakes of the time – steamed puddings, fruit cakes and more.
Now she takes her inspiration from her environment and the beautiful English countryside around her home.
A lover of the great outdoors, she forages for seasonal ingredients – the bigger and bolder, the better – and puts her homegrown veg to good use.
The Great British Bake Off returns on Tuesday at 8pm on Channel 4.
GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF 2023: WHO ARE THE CONTESTANTS?
Tasha
Age: 27
Occupation: Participation officer
From: Bristol
Bake Off presenters have learnt sign language as the show welcomes its first ever deaf contestant.
Tasha, 27, is a participation officer from Bristol and will be joining the show with her BSL interpreter, Daryl.
She said: 'When I had the Zoom call to tell me I was one of the 12, I cried. Daryl also cried. We were a mess.'
Amos
Age: 43
Occupation: Deli and grocery manager
From: North London
Amos describes his bakes as a labour of love – his style is colourful and chic with keen attention to detail, and he loves exploring different flavour profiles.
He compares his baking style to the converted church that he now lives in, calling both his style and home 'traditional with a modern twist'.
Rowan
Age: 21
Occupation: University student
From: West Yorkshire
'Go big, or go home' is student Rowan's motto, and one that he has always applied to his bakes.
A student of English literature, when he's not writing up a storm, Rowan is also a keen host, applying his creative eye to his cooking.
Abbi
Age: 27
Occupation: Vegetable grower and delivery driver
From: Cumbria
A lover of the great outdoors, she forages for seasonal ingredients and puts her homegrown veg to good use.
Abbi's bakes aim to combine comfort and familiarity with a strong nod towards nature, and a feeling of creating something magical – bakes with a touch of fairytale.
Cristy
Age: 33
Occupation: PA
From: East London
For Cristy, life with four children means that there always seems to be a birthday to bake for and an exciting party to plan.
She describes her baking style as enchanted and pretty – bakes that conjure up a sense of childhood.
Dan
Age: 42
Occupation: Civil engineering resource planner
From: Cheshire
Perfectionist Dan loves a baking challenge and will often find the hardest bake in one of his 300 cook books.
When he's not baking, he loves to play football with his two young sons or forage for edible treats in the countryside.
Dana
Age: 25
Occupation: Database administrator
From: Essex
She loves a semi-naked cake with neat lines, pretty piping and minimalist decoration; and although she likes to keep her flavours safe, Dana will often incorporate a twist or two, adding in familiar spices associated with her Indian heritage.
Josh
Age: 27
Occupation: Post-doctoral research associate
From: Leicestershire
Post-doctoral research associate Josh is a chemist by trade and brings his scientist's precision and keenness to experiment into the kitchen, taking careful notes on each part of the baking process.
Keith
Age: 60
Occupation: Chartered accountant
From: Hampshire
Keith has a penchant for apple pies and fairy cakes – which he learned to bake with his mum.
The treats form the baking backdrop to Keith's childhood, along with his mum's love for traditional dishes from her home in Malta.
Matty
Age: 28
Occupation: PE and science teacher
From: Cambridgeshire
He describes his style as rustic but neat, and his flavour preferences as quite traditional – he particularly loves chocolate, citrus and nuts.
Once his days in the tent are over, his nex challenge will be to make his own wedding cake.
Nicky
Age: 52
Occupation: Retired cabin crew and volunteer
From: West Midlands
Her favourite bakes are pastries, but she also loves making fun birthday cakes for her niece and grandchildren.
When she's not baking, Nicky volunteers for a pet-therapy charity along with her dog Bracken and loves to ski, which she has been doing since she was only three years old.
Saku
Age: 50
Occupation: Intelligence analyst
From: Herefordshire
At her family home in Sri Lanka, Saku didn't have an oven until she was 18, so she turned to baking only when she moved with her husband to the UK, in 2003.
Self-taught, she relishes using her homegrown ingredients from her vegetable patch.
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