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Don't worry, I just want to help set the table for Halloween

If you're not in the mood for a noisy, Halloween party you can limit yourself to the home version: arrange marmalade brains on ‘spider’ plates and buy themed decorations - retro candle holders and skewers in the form of ghosts will definitely come in handy. Don't order a pizza - you can make your own with skulls.

Tea ritual: inspiring ideas for tea parties

Autumn is a time when you especially want coziness and warmth. The cold wind outside the window and the soft light in the room create an atmosphere perfect for a leisurely tea party. We have collected three unusual recipes for you that will make this ritual unforgettable. Tea is not only a thirst quencher, but also has many health benefits, making it the perfect companion for chilly autumn days.

Top 7 most expensive cakes in history

What is a cake? A self-contained confectionery creation or the ornate descendant of the cake? There is no exact date of origin of the cake as we are used to seeing it today. Complex constructions of several layers of cakes, soaked and intricately decorated, began to be practised by confectioners relatively recently, not earlier than the 18th century.

Top 6 biggest burgers in the world

A hamburger, or simply a burger, is a dish consisting of fillings—usually a patty of ground meat, typically beef—placed inside a sliced bun or bread roll.

Nerium Oleander

Nerium Oleander is considered one of the most poisonous flowers in the world, toxic from root to tip. Despite its soothing appearance with white, magenta, and crimson colors and elegant fragrance, it is important to note its extreme toxicity. Every part of this plant, from root to sap, is life-threatening if ingested. Inhaling the smoke from burning Nerium oleander can also cause health issues. Additionally, honey made from the nectar of Nerium Oleander is poisonous.