How It's Made

The programme examines the processes involved in creating clay, pitted prunes and spurs. It details how each material is produced, focusing on the steps required for their formation. The content outlines the manufacturing methods for these three distinct items.

The programme Clay/Pitted Prunes/Spurs is an episode that centres on the practical steps behind three very different items. It presents a straightforward look at how each product comes into being, treating clay, pitted prunes and spurs as separate subjects within a single broadcast. In the first part the show follows the series of actions that turn raw earth into usable clay. It walks the viewer through the transformation from basic material to a workable substance, highlighting each stage that contributes to the final form. The focus stays on the method rather than any particular outcome. The second segment shifts to the preparation of pitted prunes. Here the episode outlines the sequence involved in turning whole fruit into the ready‑to‑eat version, describing the removal of pits and the handling required to reach the finished product. The description remains limited to the procedural flow, keeping the attention on the steps themselves. The final portion deals with the making of spurs. It details the progression from raw material to the finished spur, noting the key phases that shape the item. Throughout, the programme sticks to the core processes, offering a concise yet complete picture of how each of these three things is produced.