Independent fansite for the BBC's show looking at the science behind many of our modern foodstuffs

Jimmy Doherty’s mission to unravel the scientific secrets behind mass food production takes him to the country’s leading food manufacturers. With an ambitious glint in his eyes, Jimmy then decamps to a Suffolk barn to set up his own food factory, complete with a prototype supermarket food production line.
In the first programme in the series Jimmy takes a closer look at breakfast foods. He attempts to create cornflakes from scratch using corn kernels and a mangle. Armed with a paint stripper gun he creates his own instant coffee and, during a visit to a dairy farm, he discovers the advantages of using a robot to milk cows. With a handful of sugar beets he is surprised to see how something that contains only 17 per cent sugar can be turned into the familiar sweet granules people put on their cornflakes.
2 Responses for "Jimmy’s Food Factory – Breakfast – Episode 1"
I enjoyed this first episode, light hearted easy watchable and you might even learn something.
hi does anyone know the details of the instrumental music that was playing while jimmy was walking around the sugar factory,its about 20 mins in to the programme,sort of easy listening big band style
cheers
tony
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