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So we have candles that smell like pies, flowers, even rain. Why not a candle that smells like, say, pot roast, potato and leek soup, malagatanay, mac n cheese? Imagine for a moment...walking into someone's house, and smelling Thanksgiving dinner-- all the time. Of course, you can't really manufacture
the "love" factor of a home cooked meal, and there arises the whole question of how to satiate the hunger that comes with the tantalizing smell. Maybe it could come with a recipe book...or a meal pill, like in the Jetson's or meal gum in Willie Wonka...
Mulligatawny Soup
http://www.recipezaar.com/4891
As it is usually spelled. [jutta, Dec 18 2005]
White Barn: True Temptations line
http://www.bathandb...073258.2083089.html
Used to have a "Buttered Mashed Potatoes" flavor, sadly, now just the usual spice- and sweets-based ones. [jutta, Dec 18 2005]
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it is the usual advice when selling a house, to fill the place with the aroma of fresh coffee or newly baked bread to encourage prospective buyers to feel at home. now there are two scents that would definitely sell! |
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This'll only make people fatter. Keep it away from America. |
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It's a type of British soup invented to imitate soups tasted in India during the rise of the empire, It means literally "Pepper-water". |
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Growing up, I always thought it was Irish (Mulligan and all that). Only when I went to India, where it is still served, I realized it maybe had a different origin. |
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People at this site are so well travelled... |
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