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20 Comments on Almost Edible Gourmet Candles. Yum!
Good morning John,
Sunday...wait a minute, what happened to Saturday (!)
Incredibly delicious looking candles!
Thanks for pointing that out Lisa (I originally posted this with a Speechless Sunday header). The days just fly by! :-)
OK please FedEx some of these tasty desserts to Phoenix. MMMMM with coffee
OK Harry - They're on the way :-)
Hi John,
Your pictures are beautiful and they look good enough to eat. I like to buy the sugar cookie candles as they smell so real but when I am dieting I buy Melon or Apple so I won't think about eating cookies.
So yummy looking John and especially with the presentation! Can smell them from here and now could eat one or two! Glad to see you back and hope all is now well our friend. Take care.
John,
Don't think I could ever light one of them and all of the ice cream melt. :)
Steve
The creativity of some folks to make such things is amazing! I'm sitting here thinking how wonderful it would be to have one of those treats in real ice cream form on this very warm day:-) I agree with Steve, I could never light one. It would break my hear!
They look so lifelike John, and I can see anyone fooled and want to eat them.... those local festivals you sure can find some interesting items.
John- I have a good friend who would probably waltz in and start trying to eat them!
Hi Kristin - These candles smell great even without lighting them. Keep up the good work with those melons and apples :-)
Al and Peggy - Thanks for your concern. It's almost time to smell the lakewater and pine trees in cottage country, eh?
Hi Steve - It's hard to destroy a beautiful candle by lighting it but we can always buy more!
Hi Myrl - Let's all get some real ice cream and leave these ones in the fridge for a while :-)
Hi Gary - Our local festivals always have something interesting to eat, buy or do....and then you get to go to the beach!
Hi Kathy - They're in our fridge right now. Maybe I should label them just in case :-)
Thanks William - They almost look better than the real thing!
John, amazing pictures .... they certainly look like the real thing.
Hi Barbara - Unfortunately, wax has no nutritional value :-)