Good April Fools pranks

From wacky flavours to pineapple pizza bans and homes with retractable roofs - we don't know what to believe this April Fool's Day.

The brand say this is the first wine product ever made that will contain both white and red wine – but not mixed. and more than a little skeptical. Well now, Bovril say fans at Sheffield FC’s new ground can drink as much of the salty brown dtuff as they want. In one of the boldest flavour mash-ups of all time, Pot Noodle says it will be offering a fresh take on some of the most popular Papa John’s pizzas, pairing them with three infamous Pot Noodle flavours – Bombay Bad Boy, Chicken & Mushroom and Beef & Tomato. It’s well-known that the smell of freshly-baked bread will seduce buyers when selling your home – and so today, April 1, Subway has announced a new gadget that will deliver the fragrance at the touch of a button. In maybe one of the more horrifying April Fool’s pranks, Skiddle says it has launched a candle that smells like a festival – with aromas of burger vans, mud and port-a-loos. A limited quantity of the un-invitations are available to order online now, so couples need to be quick. Victory Leisure Homes claims to have devised the perfect solution for holidaymakers who want to sleep under the stars, creating a new suite of lodges with the added feature of a retractable roof. According to the London gym chain, members will now be able to check-in to any of the 10 Gymbox clubs with just a touch of their wrist through the under-skin implant. As of today, – April 1 – the chain is allegedly no longer offering traditional condiments – including ketchup, mayonnaise or even salt and pepper – at their tables or even available to request when they sit to dine. The contemporary design brand claims to have sold the ‘The Pivot Problem’ – with narrow doorways cited globally as one of the top reasons for returning a sofa. It’s the first day of April – which means we all need to be on high alert.