Category: Candles
Butter, cinnamon, maple, and candied pecans make for the sweetest pie. The southern comforts of sugar and vanilla with hints of musk.
Top Notes: Butter, Cinnamon, Pecan
Mid Notes: Maple, Clove, Caramel
Base Notes: Sugar, Vanilla, Musk
It’s like a slice of pecan pie in a jar, but the musk stops it from being overly sweet. The caramel and clove notes really come through as it burns, making the whole room smell warm and cozy.
The cinnamon and maple hit you right away, but then that buttery pecan undertone settles in and makes the whole room smell like a fresh-baked pie. Burns really evenly with a strong throw that fills my living room without being overwhelming.
The caramel and clove notes really come through once it melts down, filling the room with a warm bakery scent that's not too sweet. Burns evenly with a good throw—perfect for a cozy evening.
I lit this while baking and my kitchen smelled exactly like a pecan pie cooling on the counter—the maple and clove notes come through nicely without being overpowering.
Right out of the box, that caramel and clove combo fills the whole living room — way stronger than I expected for a candle. Burns evenly and the maple note stays present the whole time, not just at the start.
The butter and cinnamon hit you right away, and it burns clean without any soot — way better than other dessert candles I've tried. I lit it while reading and the maple note softened into a warm, comforting background that lasted for hours.
The clove and caramel notes really come through once it's been burning for a while, making the whole room smell like a bakery. I've been lighting it in the kitchen while baking and it blends perfectly with actual dessert smells.
Burned this during a chilly evening and the butter and cinnamon scent filled the whole living room. It’s rich without being cloying, and the maple note lingers nicely after you blow it out.
The clove and caramel notes really come through when it burns, making the room smell like a real bakery instead of artificial candy. I lit it while hosting friends and they kept asking what I was baking — that's how authentic the scent is. Burn time was solid, too, no tunneling issues after a few hours.
I was a bit skeptical about a candle this sweet, but the butter and cinnamon balance perfectly with that warm musk. It makes my whole kitchen smell like a fresh pecan pie, without being cloying.