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Flavored Candles

 candles made from chewable wax that taste as good as they smell
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admit it -- you like to dip your fingers into hot candle wax and peel it off when it dries. only thing cooler would be if you could eat/chew that wax. dip, peel, and eat.
—JT, Feb 21 2001

Cheese Candles http://www.halfbake...ea/Cheese_20Candles
One possibility. [Monkfish, Feb 21 2001, last modified Oct 17 2004]

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       Could be made of the same type of wax as those "wax teeth" candies that children seem to enjoy. I vote for this because I have a "butter cream" candle that does smell good enough to eat.
—Susen, Feb 21 2001
   

       You know you can't eat your candle and burn it, too.
—beauxeault, Feb 21 2001
   

       Just think of the possibilities - you could wax eloquent over a candlelit dinner.
—jetckalz, Feb 22 2001
   

       Make your own! Carve a banana into a candle, add a slice of almond for a wick. It really burns! (momentarily). If you added a reservoir of vodka, though...
—rjswanson, Apr 06 2001
   


 

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