Mary At 90: A Lifetime Of Cooking will see the former Great British Bake Off judge joined by celebrities including gardener Alan Titchmarsh, chef Jamie Oliver, and Match Of The Day presenter Gabby Logan.
The six-part series will see her teach guests how to make some of her best-loved recipes, as she shares stories from her career and reflects on the way cooking has changed over the last 60 years.
Whilst still cooking and writing at 90, Dame Mary Berry, is taking a fascinating look back at her career in food in a special new series.
Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking is coming to iPlayer and BBC Two.
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Dame Mary, who turned 90 earlier this year, said: “I can’t quite believe I’ve been cooking for 60 years.
“Looking back through the archives and my career, the time has just flown by. I’ve loved every minute of it and am still enjoying every minute of it.
“This series has been such a joy to make. What a trip down memory lane to share with some very special friends, old and new, and of course the viewers.
“I’ve included some of my all-time favourite recipes – some with a new twist and exciting new ones too, which I hope will inspire people to enjoy cooking at home.”
Other celebrities set to appear in the series include TV presenter Alex Jones, actor Kiell Smith-Bynoe, and comedian Tom Allen.
Mary At 90: A Lifetime Of Cooking will share footage from Dame Mary’s personal archive.
BBC commissioning editor, Ricky Cooper, said: “This is a very special series. We’re thrilled Mary is sharing her treasured memories from such an illustrious career.
“I’m sure audiences across the UK will savour them and enjoy the incredible new and updated classic recipes cooked with love with some of the nation’s best-known faces.
“A fabulous way to celebrate the icon that is Dame Mary in this incredible milestone birthday year.”
When to watch new Mary Berry series on BBC Two
The BBC is yet to reveal an exact release date for Mary At 90: A Lifetime Of Cooking .
But the series is expected to air on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer “later in the autumn”.
An accompanying book called Mary 90 – My Very Best Recipes is also set for release on October 9.
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Dame Mary has written more than 80 cookery books, becoming a household name for her recipes and tips, including her recipe for a Victoria sponge cake.
In 2021, she was made a dame for a lifetime of cooking, writing and baking, and in December 2024, she was announced the winner of the lifetime achievement award at the Women In Film And Television Awards.
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Dame Mary was also a judge on the Great British Bake Off from the programme’s launch in 2010 on the BBC.
She left the show in 2016 when it moved to Channel 4, out of loyalty to the BBC, according to CakeFlix .
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Hosts Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins also left the show in 2016 following its move.
The Great British Bake Off is still running on Channel 4, nearly 10 years later, with Paul Hollywood still a judge on the show, having been there since the beginning alongside Dame Mary.
You can watch Mary At 90: A Lifetime Of Cooking on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer this autumn.
