Mary Berry | Cooking Retro Style | Raspberry Meringues | Good Afternoon

Mary Berry and Judith Chalmers demonstrate the art of making delicious Meringues.
First shown: 28/07/1975
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[@globaltraveller]

Lots of people being rude about Judith Chalmers in the comments. Please remember this was Judith's show at the time. Mary was the invited guest. Judith said years later it was because Mary drove down from her home each time she was on the show, took ages to set up her equipment in the studio beforehand, her powers of concentration were fierce.

[@sushicourier]

Both Mary and Judith were born in 1935, so they're 40 years old here. Nice that they are still around and kicking 45 years later!

[@RAMizer]

Please help me. All I do is watch these all day. lol

[@auntiedough2488]

Love it when a Mary doesn’t answer Judith’s questions 😂

[@quietyoutrash8150]

LMAO I know.

[@Purya]

Judith's used to it though lol!

[@fraserkatie]

Mum had one of those hand whisks I remember whisking Angel Delight with one!

[@biancahotca3244]

I first saw her only in her older age and thought the left hand was like that due to arthritis, but reading about her, it mentions that she had polio as a child which left her hand somewhat clawed like that. It does look pretty severely handicapped, but she really finds a good way to work with that hand well. She's a good cook.

[@Nails_By_Kimberlee]

I didn't know that. I always assumed she just had arthritis in her hands.

[@janedoe805]

Bianca Hotca
I read her biography the poor woman also lost her 19-year-old son in a car accident when he was home from college. I think she’s an awfully courageous woman and very classy.

[@janedoe805]

I love those old antique egg beaters I don’t use mine I hang them on the wall in the kitchen as decorative bric-a-brac!

[@RGupta-is9dy]

Love it when they discuss prices of the things so that everything ia economical

[@patricktate4866]

Judith: mmm... mmm...yuh-mmm... mmm... fascinating... mmm... are you going to turn over the pencilly greaseproof paper, Mary?
Mary: No Judith... i rather prefer graphitey meringue... i think it's so much nicer, don't you?

[@carolined668]

Always amazing love them both💜💖💜💖

[@brettbrown9261]

That was the first mixer i used as a child in the 60s...

[@janedoe805]

I absolutely love Mary Berry and I have never criticized anything she’s ever done before. Having said that, after drawing the circle, she should have flipped that paper over! (You still would be able to see the pencil markings through the paper.)

[@RozanneMiller]

in the 70s we had lead in everything, paint, petrol, and pencils, we're still 'ere :)

[@Knappa22]

It’s just a bit of graphite. Hardly lethal

[@AnneLien1987]

That mixer is just to die for :) I love mary, she is so amazing.

[@Nails_By_Kimberlee]

I remember my grandmother using one of those whisks lol

[@charlestuart]

@@Nails_By_Kimberlee As do I! Indeed, I used it myself when cooking with Nan when I was small. I've always wondered where it ended up...?

[@barb4645]

Love the whisk!

[@carolsworld6146]

Amazing and Awesome

[@verapaysheva5746]

thank you for your recepie

[@morgansifer]

Judith just back from a Wish You Were Here Safari special

[@sunkat76]

Mary Berry is the queen of meringues.

[@simonarcher1510]

Mary rules. Judith drools. 😂

[@susanfryer1616]

She could have held it over Judith's head

[@yimairacastillo9988]

The baker is a tad rude.😵‍💫

[@sarahlouise7163]

why is judith there hanging about

[@carolineg1872]

It was her show.

[@lindanathan359]

Sorry Mary how stiff

[@adamp6320]

It gets stiffer..and stiffer...and stiffer.