Homesick Candles Now Include Cities And Countries And They Are The Perfect Holiday Gifts
Santa, if you're reading this, I'd like one Pittsburgh Homesick Candle, please!
You're probably familiar with BuzzFeed's Homesick Candles! Each candle is scented to be reminiscent of wherever you call home.
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They're perfect if you're missing home or just feeling a little nostalgic.
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What you may not know is that they recently released five new city-scented candles: Chicago, Long Island, Phoenix, Atlanta, and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago smells like chocolate carried by bursts of Great Lake air, and Pittsburgh smells like pierogis! Yum!
And did you know that Homesick already makes 10 city candles?
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They include major cities like New York, Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco, and Dallas.
There are also seven country candles, including Canada, Mexico, and the UK (which smells like rain, mince pie, and sticky toffee pudding).
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If you want even more scents, they have candles that smell like all of your most cherished memories...
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Friday Night Football Games, Grandma's Kitchen, and Summer Camp will make you feel like a kid again.
...and candles that smell like your favorite holiday memories.
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The Jewish Christmas candle smells like movie theater popcorn and Chinese food!
If candles aren't enough to cure your homesickness, you can buy state-shaped cutting boards, apparel, oils, honey, and soap.
You can never have too much hometown pride.
They're the perfect gift for your friends who won't stop talking about their hometowns.
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Or just treat yourself to your favorite scent.
Order before Dec. 15 for delivery before Christmas — or visit the Homesick Candle pop-up shop in New York City!
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