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have you ever been walking through a candle store and thought to yourself " man , that sounds delicious to bad it's a candle " or do you just wanna eat a candle but aren't sure of the health implications of eating wax ? then this products for you . The candies would be made of a cereal marshmallow type
stuff ( no gelatin ) and a hard candy cane like wick . the flavors would be like the candles , Spring Rain , Summer Orchard , Boisenberry and so on . they could also be used as real candles if you felt like it .
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Real wax is edible, though not so tasty, as it is made of beewax (read: beespit). But SL is proposing a candy candle out of marshmallow(?).
I think that would make very poor light (having roasted many a marshmallow). |
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I like the idea though, of having a candy as big as a candle an decorated as pretty as those verrrry expensive candles. It appeals to my innerchild verrrrry strongly. I'm going to try and find something edible and flammable |
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Is there a difference between candle candies and candy candles? |
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Stop confusing me! it is difficult enough, as it is. |
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The television show "Electric Company" (USA) had a song once entitled "Candy Candles" many many years ago (1970's?). The lyrics were something to the effect of "Most candles aren't for eating--they're only wax and wick. But you can eat these candles 'cos they're candy on a stick." |
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Candle candies, candy candles, candle candys, canddie.......
guess its back to paranoid paradise again (where the bluetooth fairy lives) |
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