Perhaps it's being a west coaster (therefore biased towards Inn and Out), but there is NO way I would ever want to smell like New Castle. I don't know if I'd really want to smell like Inn and Out either, but probably be more inclined to do that.

LOL...it's amazing what companies come up with.

I personally love fruity scents, and all of my candles are pomegranate/apple/cherry scented. I would definitely not want my house to smell like White Castle. But like you said, it's perfect for those who are huge fans.

I give White Castle props for creating this clever concept, however, as a vegetarian I can't say that I'd really enjoy the experience of smelling a slider-scented candle. It reminds me of those Demeter fragrances -- Gin & Tonic perfume, anyone?

But good compairson, Molly! The Leather scent Demeter does is an odd one too. And hey, have you had the chance to take a whiff of any of the Etat Libre d'Orange fragrances? They have one called Jasmine et Cigarette, which smells like, you guess it, Jasmine and Cigrettes AND they have one called Secretions Magnifiques -- I'll let your mind run away with what that one likely smells like.

Ok so this is probably one of my favorite foods and also happens to now be in the form of a scented candle... sounds funny right? Some of the candle companies have adapted the Pillsbury Funfetti Cake Batter smell into a candle. Trust me - this goes above and beyond the traditional "vanilla" scent. And it definitely makes you want to eat some Funfetti too :) 

Here are some brands that have made amazing cake batter/funfetti smelling candles:

Yankee Candle : Vanilla Cupcake

Tiny Temptations Soy Candle : Happy Birthday Vanilla

Chesapeake Bay Candle : Vanilla Cupcake

Ew. I can just imagine this dream scenario:

"Hi friends, welcome to my home! So glad you could make it. No, no, no I'm not cooking dinner *bashfully laughs*, I just got this fab new candle that smells like dead cow meat because I think thats a really welcoming smell to come home to. Oh ... you're leaving? So soon?"

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I can regretfully say that I have now smelled the White Castle candle -- before it was lit. It's def a burger-y, onion-y, I-don't-really-want-to-smell-this type of scent. I bet the fragrance intensifies while it's burning.