Ah, scented candles. Just light one and relax with the pleasant aromas of lavender, sage or fried chicken.
Wait… What?
It’s true. After creating a mix of Italian and American food with the Chizza earlier this year, Kentucky Fried Chicken is now offering candles inspired by the scent of the original recipe fried chicken and cookies.
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Here’s how to get one.
KFC has teamed up with Homesick to create a candle with the scent of chicken from the original recipe, available now for a limited time
KFC and Homesick collaborate on Bucket of Chicken and Buttery Biscuit candles
While supplies last, these two candles and a car air freshener are available at KFCShop.com and Homesick.com:
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Bucket Chicken Candle: Inspired by KFC’s original recipe, the “Bucket of Chicken” candle offers top notes of chicken and browned flour, combined with pepper and celery, rounded out with base notes of oregano, sage and garlic, according to information from the restaurant chain.
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Buttery Biscuit Candle: The aromas of golden honey and baked flour greet you in the top notes, with hints of caramel, butter and salt in the middle, ending with a warm base of buttermilk and toasted vanilla.
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Bucket Chicken car freshener: In addition to the candles, the collection also includes a “Bucket of Chicken” car freshener, which brings the scent of KFC’s signature fried chicken to your daily drive.
Kentucky Fried Chicken has offered scented sunscreen and fire logs in the past
According to Nation’s Restaurant News, this isn’t the first time KFC has embraced its aroma. In 2016, the restaurant chain offered sunscreen with the scent of fried chicken. And in 2018, it offered chicken-scented logs for the holidays.
In 2020, it also teamed up with Crocs to offer bucket chicken-themed shoes and chicken-scented Jibbitz charms as accessories. The same year, it released a gaming PC that resembled a bucket of fried chicken.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: KFC candles smell like fried chicken, cookies. Here’s how to get them
