The Apprentice's Karren Brady admits it's chaos trying to keep a straight face when contestants mess up challenges after BBC show sees a hapless team use crumble to make fish cakes

Baroness Karren Brady admitted that trying to keep a straight face is chaos when the show's contestants make a mess of a challenge. The Apprentice star, 54, stepped out on Thursday's This Morning after the BBC show saw a hapless team use crumble mix to make fish cakes. Baroness Karren Brady told This Morning on Thursday how hard it is to try to keep a straight face is chaos when the show's contestants make a mess after the BBC show sees a team use crumble to make fish cakes The Apprentice star, 54, stepped out on Thursday's This Morning after the BBC show, which is fronted by Alan Sugar, saw one of the most awkward mistakes made on the competition Rylan chimed in: 'There it is, the Karren face, the Karren face. Shocked by the team's awkward mistake, This Morning presenters Rochelle Humes, 34, and Rylan Clark, 35, asked the motivational speaker to show she keeps it together The business executive, who was joined on the show by fellow star Tim Campbell, 46, then admitted that her 'Karren face' is actually her look of exasperation It comes as Lord Sugar, is on the hunt for his next 'big time' business partner and someone that is going to make him millions The 18 candidates are challenged with hosting a luxury away day in the Scottish Highlands but the paying customers are left far from satisfied An embarrassing cock-up in the kitchen resulted in one team garnishing fish cakes in sweet crumble instead of breadcrumbs She added: 'It's obviously crumble on a fishcake… it is disgusting.' Sales executive Oliver Medforth appeared to shock himself after forgetting to include the flour while making a batch of brownies for dessert – having to start over again Karren says seeing the candidates make mistakes is one of the reasons viewers love to watch the show and entrepreneurs even learn what to avoid when running their own businesses Contestants including yoga company owner Onyeka Nweze, Maura Rath, Noor Bouziane, Raj Chohan and Sam Saadet are competing for Lord Sugar's £250,000 investment The most mortifying moment of the show's first episode, which airs on Thursday night, came from recruitment director Jack Davies who had the audacity to ask disgruntled guests for a 'tip', which went down like a lead balloon.