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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 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.
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S8, EP10 "Paint and Wallpaper"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.
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S8, EP9 "Sofas"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.
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S8, EP8 "Chocolate Bars"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.
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S8, EP7 "Carpets"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.
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