Unveiling of the Official Apron of the 42nd Pillsbury Bake-Off 2006 Contest By Todd Oldham

Todd Oldham discusses his role in designing the Pillsbury Bake Off apron. He shares his excitement about the project and thanks Pillsbury for their support and donation to the Aperture Foundation. Oldham explains the design considerations, including ergonomics and sizing for a diverse group of users. The apron is made of 100% cotton and features a neutral color. It can be worn in different ways and includes practical extras, honoring Pillsbury's classic style.

Who is Todd Oldham in relation to the Pillsbury Bake Off?

• A participant in the Bake Off

• A sponsor of the Bake Off

• A judge for the Bake Off

• The designer of the Bake Off apron

What was one of the key considerations Todd Oldham had when designing the apron?

• Accommodating different body sizes and ages

• Ensuring it was fashionable

• Including a digital timer

• Making it waterproof

Who inspired Todd Oldham's previous apron designs?

• His mother

• His friend Amy Sudej

• A famous chef

• His design mentor

What material is the Pillsbury Bake Off apron made from?

• Linen

• 100% cotton

• Silk

• Polyester

What is one of the features included in the apron to enhance the joy of cooking?

• A built-in recipe book

• Extra pockets

• A detachable hood

• An adjustable strap