
Description
Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey hit factory floors across Britain for a snoop around their supersized production lines to reveal what the secrets are behind supermarket staples.
Moods
- Fascinating
- Gripping

Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey hit factory floors across Britain for a snoop around their supersized production lines to reveal what the secrets are behind supermarket staples.
Gregg sees how the Farrow and Ball factory creates their classic paints and wallpaper by combining traditional handcrafted techniques and modern machinery; Cherry learns how to hang wallpaper; Ruth learns about painted warships.
Gregg follows the complex process as a sofa is made at the HSL factory in West Yorkshire; Cherry learns how foam for seating is produced; Ruth reveals the Scottish roots of the sewing machine.
Gregg visits the Nestle factory in York, England to learn how their Aero peppermint bar is made; Cherry learns how color that is added to food and drink can be created using only plants; Ruth learns the bitter history of hot chocolate.
Gregg Wallace visits the Axminster Carpets factory to see how the company's finely crafted carpets are made; Cherry Healey learns how raw wool becomes dyed yarn; Ruth Goodman unfurls the history of British carpet making.
Gregg visits the Lush factory to learn how their fragrant, fizzy bath bombs are made; Cherry sees how a hot bath can have some of the benefits of exercise and learns how science is finding more ethical ways to test skin care products.
Gregg visits a family run business that's been making pasta for four generations and follows the production of one of the factory's best-selling stuffed pastas, their Crab and Crayfish Raviolo; Cherry visits a fisherman and seafood processing plant.
Gregg Wallace visits two factories in Italy and Wales to explore the secrets behind how Welsh jeans brand "Hiut" make their trousers; Cherry Healey visits a zip factory to learn how the fastener is made.
Gregg Wallace travels to Dublin, Ireland and discovers the step-by-step process to create a jelly bean; Cherry discovers the link between jelly beans and lipstick; Ruth finds out why serving jelly was once a status symbol.
Gregg Wallace explores Aunt Bessie's Yorkshire factory, it crafts 500 million Yorkshire puddings yearly; Cherry Healey learns gravy-making secrets and invites her mom to taste; Ruth Goodman revives Tudor cleaning methods for eco-friendly pot care.