Many holiday feasts are anchored by big, juicy, savory hams. Follow the story of hams, from farm to table.

Candy canes, invented in the 1700s, now come in myriad colors and sizes. Find out how giant batches of sugary goop are transformed into beautiful, tasty striped candies. Be sure to brush your teeth after watching!

Tasty chocolate yule logs are a holiday tradition. Find out how these complicated pastries are made!

A dive computer is a diver's best friend. It measures the time and depth of a dive so a safe ascent can be calculated to avoid decompression sickness.

Before they appear above stores and restaurants, iluminated channel signs are creaed using vinyl and aluminum.

Neoprene fabric pieces fit together like a jigsaw puzzle in order to create a heavily insulated wet suit.

We don’t really know who invented them, but cupcakes have been around for more than a century.

These pieces of glass are thinner than a single human hair. Its thinness allows it to flex like plastic and have greater electrical sensitivity.

Seamless tubes are stronger and more resilient to pressure and tension than a tube with a welded seam. Seamless tube is manufactured from a solid block of stainless steel, as opposed to sheets of rolled material.

These animatronics are sure to give trick or treaters a spook!

Solid chocolates have only been around since the 1800's. 70% of the world's cocoa beans are grown in West Africa.

See how hollow disk pumps are made!

Palm sugar was originally made from the sap of the Palmyra palm, the date palm or the sugar date palm.

Collagen is the main structural protein in the extracellular space in the various connective tissues in animal bodies.

Trim is typically used decoratively, however it can be a very important component to the structural integrity of your home.

Staplers are an office essential. It is believed that a stapler was first invented in the 1700s for the French King Louis XV.