Almond Scented Candles
Five bakery candles with almond in the blend. Think cookies cooling on a rack: nutty, buttery and warm, never sharp. Each is hand-poured in small batches in Holland, Michigan with 100% soy wax, a lead-free cotton wick and phthalate-free fragrance oil.
What almond smells like
Almond is soft, warm and a little sweet, with a marzipan quality that reads as dessert without being sugary. It gets along with everything in a kitchen. Next to amaretto and vanilla it turns creamy and rich. Next to cinnamon and pie crust it becomes an actual cookie. Next to oat and milk it goes gentle and comforting. Good for anyone who wants a food scent that is not fruit or pumpkin.
In this collection
- Almond Cookie Soy Candle. Cinnamon and nutmeg over amaretto, almond, vanilla and sugar.
- Amaretto & Warm Vanilla Soy Candle. Almond and orange over vanilla, oat and milk on a sandalwood base.
- Strudel & Spice Soy Candle. Cinnamon and almond over buttery pie crust and vanilla.
- Snickerdoodle Soy Candle. Cinnamon, ginger and clove over raisin, sugar, butter and vanilla.
- Cake Pop Soy Candle. Coconut and lemon over butter and sugar with vanilla underneath.
Common questions
What does an almond candle smell like?
Warm, nutty and softly sweet, like marzipan or fresh almond cookies. Not perfumey.
What pairs well with almond?
Amaretto, vanilla, butter and sugar. Cinnamon and nutmeg push it toward cookies, oat and milk keep it creamy.
Which room suits it?
Kitchens and dining rooms first, and living rooms in the evening. It makes a space feel lived in.
How long do they burn?
Our 7 oz jars burn 60+ hours. The 5 oz gives 50+ hours and the 10 oz gives 80+ hours.