Food Factory - Season 1

Food Factory - Season 1

Season 1

Network
Episodes6
DatesJun 25, 2012 - Aug 13, 2012

Episodes

Just Add Water
Season 1Episode 130 min

Just Add Water

Does instant soup contain real tomatoes? How much seawater is needed to make sea salt? Stefan challenges Anton Du Beke and Jodie Prenger to make rival bottles of orange squash, but whose will go in the basket and whose will go in the bin?

Jun 25, 2012
Melt in the Mouth
Season 1Episode 230 min

Melt in the Mouth

Why do cheesy puffs melt in the mouth, and why does bubbly chocolate melt faster? Stefan challenges Esther Rantzen and Rebecca Wilcox to make rival chocolate-covered honeycomb bars, but whose will go in the basket and whose will go in the bin?

Jul 2, 2012
All About Wheat
Season 1Episode 330 min

All About Wheat

Why does dried spaghetti keep so long, and why do supermarket sandwiches stay soft in the fridge? Stefan challenges MasterChef's John Torode and Lisa Faulkner to make rival 'wheaty breakfast bricks' but whose will go in the basket and whose will go in the bin?

Jul 9, 2012
Frozen
Season 1Episode 430 min

Frozen

Why are coffee granules frozen at the factory? Why must peas be frozen fast? Stefan challenges BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood and Chris Hollins to make rival multi-coloured ice lollies, but whose will go in the basket, and whose will go in the bin?

Jul 16, 2012
Ready-Made
Season 1Episode 530 min

Ready-Made

Why do some pizzas contain 'fake cheese', and how horrible is dog food? Stefan challenges The One Show regulars Lucy Siegle and Mike Dilger to make rival versions of ready-made custard, but whose will go in the basket and whose will go in the bin?

Jul 23, 2012
Sugar Rush
Season 1Episode 630 min

Sugar Rush

Do energy drinks really work? Why is some honey runny? Stefan challenges Food Show hosts Simon Rimmer and Tim Lovejoy to make rival bags of sugar from sugar cane and sugar beet, but whose will go in the basket and whose will go in the bin?

Aug 13, 2012

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