Food Factory (CA)
Season 6
TV-PG
Each episode offers a behind-the-scenes view of production lines in food factories across Canada to find out how some of the most-popular food items are really made. Through the ingredients, techniques and required processes, this documentary series reveals how raw ingredients are turned into everyday eats.
Where to Watch Food Factory (CA) • Season 6
13 Episodes
- Love
E5LoveFood Factory celebrates love with an aphrodisiac attack: Some say Safie's Sexy Hot Pickled Asparagus gets you in the mood; Bissinger's Apple Ghost Chili Salt Caramels blend forbidden fruit with a spicy kick; ready-to-eat Love Beets are x-rayed for safety; there's a love story behind Torani chocolate macadamia nut syrup. - Fiesta night
E6Fiesta nightFood Factory spices things up with a special fiesta episode: Modern technology meets Mexican tradition to produce chili and cheese tamales by the thousands; Blackfly Beverage Company's tequila margarita freezes into the perfect boozy slush; 24 million guacamole-flavoured Guacachips roll off the assembly line every day; and, Too Good Gourmet's citrus polvorones are hand-shaped and coated in cinnamon sugar. English français - Movie night
E7Movie nightFood Factory serves up the ultimate Movie Night snack menu; Nestlé's Toronto factory has been turning out chocolaty Smarties since the 1940s, and 14 million of them are produced here every day; giving cinema snack lovers the best of both worlds, Lucky Fox Snack Company's Island Mix combines salty potato chips with sweet and crunchy caramel corn; two epic snacks get top billing to form Marble Slab Creamery's handcrafted gourmet ice cream sandwiches; and, with their all-in-one combo of marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate, Moon Pie Bites are a bonafide blockbuster. - Canada day
E12Canada dayFood Factory stands on guard for some delicious Canadian treats: Wendel's True Foods makes a mean butter tart; there's a sweet love story behind Rheo Thompson's iconic maple syrup candies; Belly Ice Cream Company’s Muskoka S'mores ice cream is handcrafted in cottage country; and, Well Juicery's virgin Canadian Caesar packs a spicy kick.
