Even if you’re someone who doesn't follow trends (and toys), chances are you’ve heard of the fidget spinners — the hottest toy in the market these days. Give this hashtag #fidgetspinner a search on YouTube and you’ll see a plethora of videos. From nail art to DIYs, this rotating toy has somehow managed to invade every section of our lives.

Many consider these small, ball-bearing devices as stress-relief aides for individuals with anxiety, autism and ADHD. The spinning and tossing of the toy provide a pleasing sensory experience, according to user reviews.

It’s tough to have your food preferences when you’re a royal and the whole world is (literally) your oyster. But thankfully, for Queen Elizabeth II, there is an army of chefs at her beck and call to pick out the menu.

According to The TelegraphDarren McGrady, a former chef in the royal kitchens, said that the Queen is "not a foodie. She eats to live, unlike Prince Philip who loves to eat and would stand and talk food all day."

Here’s a quick rundown of what she prefers to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner — and in between.

Desserts, in general, are expected to be pleasing, pretty and adorable but that's all a thing of the past. One talented Texas couple is breaking the food stereotypes by creating jaw-droppingly REAL ( and creepy) cakes.

Meet Natalie and Dave Sideserf, the couple who’ve proudly made hundreds of people bite into the backside of a unicorn, a bleeding human heart and heads.