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The world’s largest Valentine's cookie has been created.

Created by renowned designer Debbie Wingham, the cookie was created for a "Galentine's Day" party held by a private client.

The client, who was recently divorced, held a murder mystery event in Spain, in which a clue was hidden within the cookie.

The party was organized through DM Promotions, a UK-based firm in Spain renowned for arranging lavish events with celebrity attendance like Rita Ora and Rihanna.

The host, excited to mark her new single status with a creative twist, saw the murder mystery theme as a perfect kickoff to a new chapter in her life, highlighting the importance of supportive friendships among her circle of mostly single female friends.

The client carefully prepared and shared clues with the guests, ensuring they were integral to the mystery. Among these, the most creative ones came from Debbie Wingham, also known as the Food Network's "Countess of Confection," famous for her lifelike cake creations resembling celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Ru Paul.

The cookie, based on a vanilla sugar cookie recipe, included 30 eggs, 12 kilos of flour, 10kg of couture sugar paste, over 300 edible studs, more than 600 edible flowers, and over a metre of cake lace.

A Louis Vuitton axe was used to break open a sugar heart filled with candy and Valentine's themed sprinkles, revealing hidden messages on edible rice paper.

The entire event, costing around £250,000, included dinner, an overnight stay in the luxurious mansion, a swag bag valued at £10,000, and theatrical performances inspired by "Chicago".