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View all search resultsNeed to spice up your air? Give 'mie goreng' scented candles a try!
Fans of mie goreng may want to check out this interesting scented candle made by an Australian company.
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The tin of a Mi Goreng Noodles Scented Candle by Grey Lines. (greylines.com.au/File)
The flavorful mie goreng (fried noodles) may not only appeal to your taste buds, but also to your sense of smell.
Australian lifestyle brand Grey Lines launched a product in January called the Mi Goreng Noodles Scented Candle.
Weighing 115 grams, the scented candle is said to last for about 30 hours. Contained in a tin with yellow noodle illustration labels, it costs AU$29.95 (US$21.21).
Many consumers were interested, apparently, as the website showed at the time of writing that this "delicious" scented candle was already sold out.
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The brand offers other scented candles in various flavors, including the popular Garlic Bread Scented Candle, Kanye’s Ego: Filled with Self Love, Arrogance and Conceitedness (which boasts a cookie dough scent), the Maccas Run that smells like a Maccas cheeseburger and the Bacon Scented Candle. (wir/kes)
