Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Just Like Mother Makes It | 19700914 | How is a modern mum pressured by commercial advertising? Does she really know how to cook, or is she just a compulsive tin-opener? DEREK COOPER takes the lid off the British housewife, ContributorsUnknown: Derek Cooper |
| 02 | The Awful Adventure Of Eating Out | 19700915 | The average Briton eats out fewer than three times a year, and when he does the experience can be traumatic. Why do we feel this national embarrassment about hotels and restaurants? DEREK COOPER asks: is the fault with us or with them? ContributorsUnknown: Derek Cooper |
| 03 | We Like What We Like | 19700916 | But what do we like? A lot of people prefer tea to coffee, but they may ask for coffee because it is considered to be a more socially acceptable drink than tea. DEREK COOPER investigates the pressures which dictate what we eat and drink ContributorsUnknown: Derek Cooper |
| 04 | The Foodmakcrs | 19700917 | We spend about £6.500-million a year on food. much of it pre-prepared and ready for the table. How are cans. jars, cartons, freezing, dehydrating - all the devices of modern technology - changing our daily diet? In this programme DEREK COOPER looks at Britain's food industry. ContributorsUnknown: Derek Cooper |
| 05 LAST | Food For Thought | 19700918 | How will technology influence the way we eat or drink in ten or fifteen years' time? DEREK COOPER considers the taste of food to come. Produced by SUSAN ERLBECK ContributorsUnknown: Derek CooperProduced By: Susan Erlbeck |