archive and programming aired on other domestic and international channels bought in by the channel. These programmes included: 4 Ingredients Ace of Cakes Alive and Cooking Barefoot Contessa Chefs in the City Choccywoccydoodah Dinner Impossible Everyday Gourmet with Justine Schofield Good Chef Bad Chef Iron Chef Australia James Martin's Brittany James Martin's Mediterranean Luke Nguyen's Vietnam Man v. Food Market Kitchen Mary Berry at Home MasterChef (Now shown on BBC One) MasterChef Australia (Now shown on W) MasterChef Ireland Mitch and Matt's Big Fish Monster Munchies My Restaurant Rules New British Kitchen Nigella Bites Nigellissima Oliver's Twist Paul Hollywood's Bread Rachel Allen: Bake! Rhodes Across India Rhodes Across Italy Rhodes Across the Caribbean Saturday Kitchen A Taste of the Caribbean The Best in Australia Top Chef Top Chef: Just Desserts World's Weirdest Restaurants The Great British Bake Off Website The Good Food website, originally devised and launched by Ian Fenn and Ally Branley, provided information on programmes shown on the channel, recipes, message boards, and a wine club. Recipes came from the various shows on Good Food and some included videos taken from the demonstrations. In September 2006 Good Food's website overtook the BBC Food site in popularity for the first time, achieving a 10% market share, compared to BBC Food's 9.63% share. The channel's website now redirects to Food Network's UK website. See also UKTV Television in the United Kingdom BBC Food BBC Magazines References External links Good Food at TVARK Television channels and stations established in 2001 Television channels and stations disestablished in 2019 Warner Bros. Discovery networks Defunct British television channels UKTV UKTV channels