Inside the Factory “Mints” S7 April 28 2024 on Smithsonian
On Sunday April 28 2024, Smithsonian broadcasts an episode of the series Inside the Factory!
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Mints Season 7 Episode Summary
In this episode of “Inside the Factory” on Smithsonian, titled “Mints,” viewers are invited to join hosts Gregg Wallace and Cherry Healey on an exclusive behind-the-scenes journey into the fascinating world of food production.
With their trademark curiosity and enthusiasm, Wallace and Healey explore some of the largest food factories in Britain, uncovering the secrets behind the production of mints. From the meticulous process of creating these refreshing treats to the technology and techniques used in their manufacture, every aspect of mint production is revealed in detail.
Throughout the episode, viewers can expect to gain valuable insights into the inner workings of these factories, as well as the science and innovation driving the production of one of Britain’s favorite confections.
Whether you’re a fan of mints or simply curious about the intricacies of food manufacturing, “Mints” promises to be a captivating and informative watch. Don’t miss out on this inside look at the world of factory production on “Inside the Factory” airing on Smithsonian.
What Time is the “Mints” Episode On?
The Mints episode of Inside the Factory will be broadcast on April 28 2024 on Smithsonian at 9:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Mints” Episode New?
The Mints episode of Inside the Factory is all new!
Inside the Factory Mints Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Cherry Healey Gregg Wallace Ruth Goodman |
Mints Episode Videos & Previews
Watch Inside the Factory Mints Online
Inside the Factory Series Information
| `Inside the Factory' follows presenters Gregg Wallace and Cherry Healey as they explore the secrets behind large-scale food production. With exclusive access to some of Britain's biggest food factories, the pair investigate the journey of everyday items, from how the raw materials are sourced, to how the products are made, packaged and transported to the supermarket shelves. |
