Tagged bizarre

The unusual vessel has links to Lord Byron after it was dug up by a gardener in the grounds of Newstead Abbey, the poet's Nottinghamshire home. It is claimed Lord Byron took a fancy to it and he sent it to...

The installation at Etica, in Adelaide, South Australia, which the owners say is aimed at educating consumers on the origins of their food, has caused outrage online after a taxidermed Friesian-Hereford cow...

Jam and curd maker, R&W Scott produced the biscuit, which is 36 inches in diameter and weighs an incredible 18 kilos, in Carluke at an event marking the countdown to this year’s Jam and Ham Festival,...

The sight of two strings and a bucket overhead sparked confusion among residents in Paisley, Renfrewshire, last week. But it has now emerged that a group of students were using the system to pass items...

Not content with the usual botanicals, the team at Naked Marshmallow Co have decided to put their own twist on the gin scene with the release of their new gin. Already well versed in the use of alcohol, the...

The phrase "supermarket wars" is usually used to describe the battle to attract the most customers and usually involves using price as a weapon, however, last week two UK supermarket brands engaged in a very...

The seven seminarians were initially barred from the City Arms in Cardiff on Saturday despite insisting their clothes were not fancy...

Posting on Twitter, a user called Houda from London had unveiled her culinary creation - chocolate and cheese toast. Disgusted by the combo, Jack Young from Glasgow, felt so strongly about the novel...

Legal Tender, a phrase used for one very specific situation: trying to spend Scottish money in England. It’s been a source of frustration for many Scots over the years. Whether it’s in a pub, taxi,...

Originally posted in 2016, the video, released by confectionery giants Innovative Bites, features Scottish sculptor Robert Coia, famous for his dramatic woodcarvings in Glasgow’s Pollok Country Park, showing...