Creating a true smell of home

People spend millions of dollars every year on candles with aromas of fruits, flowers, and spices. To attract more sales, candlemakers are always trying new scents, including recent creations that aim to capture the joys of the kitchen. There’s a garlic-scented candle available for $48, for example. Or how about a “Pasta Water” candle for $70? Next to hit shelves will be a “Leftover Cheese Board Omelette” candle. Is this story real? Or do you think we cooked it up?* *Real! One perfume specialist told The Telegraph newspaper that cooking processes are incredibly hard to capture in candle form, and this makes it a challenge that many candlemakers are trying to perfect.…

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