File this under good enough to eat!
I can not in good faith call myself a candle junkie when up until now I had no idea that Laduree (yep of macaroon fame) produced scrumptious candles some of which are based on their best selling sweet deserts. Truthfully I have always admired the ever famous Laduree Macaroons and even been lucky enough to taste them but as I dislike all Macaroons such pastel shaded treat have been wasted on me...well until this discovery.
"Founded in 1862 in Paris’ Rue Royale by Louis Ernest Laduree, Laduree quickly became famous for its beautiful Tea Houses. Over time, they have become renowned as the Louis Vuitton of pastries and are best-known for their heavenly macaroons. Laduree have now extended their repertoire to incorporate the highly desirable Secrets and Beauty line of exquisite Gift products."
Imagine scenting your home with the likes of Laduree Marroons Glace which is described as "round, tasty and smooth sweetness of glazed chestnuts" Yum! Or there is the Chocolat Orange variant which needs no description or for those like myself who can never quite make up their mind there is mini kits which include two or three candles. Forget Diptyque I want my home to smell like a French tea house! It also pleases me greatly that all of the candles are beautifully presented as it means I can recycle the jars as brush holders once the burn out.
I warn you now the Laduree Candles are far from cheap with prices starting at £54 so you may want to begin sweet talking Santa and be on your best behaviour.
Jeezo, £54 ... I have to seriously think about buying my beloved Yankee Candles at under £20 never mind £54 for those ones lol. The ones with the animals on them are very cute though!! xx
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love Laduree cadles, I just brought the London edition a couple days ago. They are just so yummy ♥♥
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They seem lovely, I'd love to have some on my new dressing table :o). Xx
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wowzerama £54! I shall be asking santa!
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I smelt these in Paris & they are lovely but I just couldn't part with the money for them, but the artwork on the outside of the candle is lovely, so once it was finished you could empty it out & store make up brushes or something... if you wanted to burn it at all haha x
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful candles but £54 is alot of money, knowing me i would probably smell them fall in love and part with my money haha!
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Bloody hell, I'd rather have £54 of macaroons :p
ReplyDeletewowsers thats a lot of dosh, sadly a bit beyond my budget :( x
ReplyDeleteThese sound heavenly and even at that price I'd probably try and get my hands on at least one of them in the future!
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Arrrgh, want! Still have those Flamingo candles on my mind - can't order just yet but I've got a birthday coming up *rubs hands together*
ReplyDeleteAs I read this I've just eaten one of their chocolate macarons. Yum. These look nice but are a tad pricey for me.
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