This may sound strange...
Feb 13th '14 20:58 PM
Jeans
I got some wonderfully scented candles for Christmas but I cannot use them! For example, one is strawberry buttercream and the other is called vanilla float. They smell so good but they set off food cravings like mad!
Am I crazy or does anyone else have this kind of problem with scents that set off hunger and cravings?
It tends to be bad food that sets me off
... I have to avoid the fresh bakery side of the bread aisle in Sainsburys for example, I miss buying the cheese twists
Feb 14th '14 04:20 AM
Poppy
Lucky for me, I can't stand food-scented candles. They smell too cloying. I stick with spices or floral scents. Some fruity scents can do well, but that's a rarity more often than not.
I definitely know what you mean Jeans. The ones that get me are the vanilla scented candles. I mean, how ridiculous do you have to be to want vanilla in your house? Unless it's actually food baking, I don't want it!
That would probably set me off too. They do smell good enough to eat!
Smelling food-smelling anything makes me hungry. Maybe give the candles to a friend or something and buy some new candles that don't smell like food.
Feb 18th '14 16:53 PM
Jeans
Yes, it's pretty bad when you find yourself wanting to lick a candle because it smells so good.
I have been using one in the kitchen that smells like lilacs. It is making me wish spring would hurry up and get here.
I love the Yankee cherry it's my fav, I don't do floral smells so I glad I don't have the urge to lick a candle