While The Great British Bake-Off attracted more viewers than an England football match in September 2014, baking in the UK home is steadily declining. While over 85% of UK adults baked at home in 2013, this figure dropped to just over three quarters (77%) in 2014.

Lessons in food and cookery are becoming increasingly popular in the UK. This is part of a trend driven by a number of factors, including a growing interest in food, a widespread desire for natural produce, and a demand for expert advice.

People in the UK love to cook. Nearly 60% actually prefer to cook at home rather than eat out. But they don't have enough time. Is meal subscription service Hello Fresh the answer? It gives the illusion of scratch cooking, with each meal taking only 30 minutes to put together.

From overblown tantrums to joyful tears to Gordon Ramsey covered in cream, the experiences of the MasterChef Junior participants have drawn 5.4 million viewers – and reflect what Gen Z wants from their food. But what is it about kids in the kitchen that makes a recipe for success?