Bonfire night traditions

Warm, spiced cider is a sure sign that we’re getting well in to autumn, and it’s a fruity alternative to mulled wine at Christmas, too. This recipe is packed with flavour from cinnamon, citrus fruit and cloves. Have you tried our mulled pear cider?

Parkin is a traditional ginger cake from Yorkshire, flavoured with syrupy molasses, oatmeal and warm spices. Bake it for Bonfire Night or an afternoon tea treat.

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First created in the late 17th century, Bonfire toffee, or claggan to the Scots, is a sweet hard brittle toffee treat. The taste is similar to butterscotch. It has connections with both Halloween and Bonfire Night, aka Guy Fawkes Day on November 5th.

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Learn how families in the UK celebrate bonfire night each November 5th. We're sharing a fun firework craft and what to share with kids about this event.

Absolutely yummy bonfire night smores! Indulge with these delicious desserts, and treat your guests to warm marshmallow bites

Bonfire toffee (Treacle Toffee or Plot Toffee) is traditionally eaten on Bonfire Night. Rich, buttery & deliciously dark. Great for Halloween too

Everyone loves the holidays. For most people, it’s a time to relax, bond, catch up with friends and family, and party till it’s dawn! Depending on where

Whether you love the Autumnal time of year or bonfire night traditions, keep reading to find out how you can style a bonfire night wedding.