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White Castle Burger Scented Candles Are BACK!
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Nell Casey
Published Apr 10, 2013
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Looking to bulk up the meaty aroma of your bacon-scented apartment? If so, step right this way and purchase your very own White Castle Original Slider Hamburger Scented Candle, available for a limited time from America's favorite date spot. The chain just announced the re-release of the burger-scented candles, which are currently "back by popular demand!" and available on their website until supplies run out.
White Castle first debuted the nausea-inducing candles two years ago and have sold more than 10,000 eau-de-slider candles to date. Proceeds from each sale benefit Austism Speaks, so we won't get too judgmental about thousands of people's questionable taste in aromatherapy. You can purchase your own wax monstrosity for $15, which also comes with a ceramic replica of a White Castle slider box. Chicken Ring-scented air freshener not included.
[h/t SI Live]
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