Category: Lys
Celebrating the Festival of Lights with savory latkes dipped in applesauce and sweet jelly donuts. The dreidel spins while the menorah candles burn.
Top Notes: Baked Apple, Butter, Potato
Mid Notes: Pomegranate, Pound Cake
Base Notes: Vanilla, Sugar, Musk
I was skeptical about a latke-scented candle, but the buttery potato note is surprisingly cozy and not at all greasy. The apple and donut hints keep it from being too savory, perfect for Hanukkah. Burns evenly, too.
The warm blend of baked apple and potato is surprisingly authentic, making the whole kitchen smell like my bubbe's house during Hanukkah. The dreidel spinning while the candle burns adds a playful touch I wasn't expecting.
The baked apple and potato notes are surprisingly spot-on—it smells exactly like my grandmother’s kitchen during Hanukkah. The menorah candle detail on the label is a nice touch too.
The moment I lit this candle, the scent of baked apple and buttery potato filled my kitchen, instantly putting me in a festive mood. It’s surprisingly spot-on for a savory latke note without being overpowering.
This candle nails the cozy, comforting smell of a latke dinner—the buttery apple note is spot-on. The only reason it’s not a 5 is that the potato scent fades a bit too fast once it’s been burning for an hour.
Finally a candle that actually smells like a latke frying, not just generic fried food. The baked apple and potato notes are surprisingly balanced, and the butter note makes it feel cozy without being heavy. I just wish the scent throw were a little stronger in a larger room.
The baked apple and potato notes are surprisingly authentic together, like a real kitchen during Hanukkah. I just wish the jelly donut scent came through a bit stronger.