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Frys Factory - Creams

Frys Factory - Creams


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Frys Factory - Creams

Women making creams in the Frys chocolate factory in Bristol

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1884 Bristol Chocolate Cream Creams Factories Manufacturing


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Step into the past with this image of women at work in the Frys Factory, producing creams in the heart of Bristol, Britain, in 1884. This photograph offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of a Victorian-era manufacturing facility, where the production of chocolate treats was a labor-intensive and meticulous process. The women in this image, dressed in long, flowing aprons and hats, are intently focused on their tasks, skillfully stirring large vats of cream mixture with long wooden spoons. The factory's high ceilings, exposed brick walls, and large windows allow ample natural light to filter in, creating a sense of openness and orderliness. The Frys Factory, established in 1757, was a pioneer in the chocolate industry and played a significant role in the mass production of chocolate treats in Britain. This photograph, taken in 1884, captures the factory during its peak production period, when it employed over 400 workers and produced over 200 tons of chocolate per year. The women in this image were an essential part of the factory's workforce, responsible for the production of the company's signature creams, which were made by blending milk, sugar, and cocoa butter. The creams were then poured into molds and left to cool and solidify before being coated in chocolate. This photograph offers a fascinating look into the history of the chocolate industry and the role of women in manufacturing during the Victorian era. It also highlights the importance of factories in the industrial revolution, which revolutionized production methods and allowed for the mass production of consumer goods.

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