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Campbell’s Candles Bring Top Holiday Side Scents Home

Campbell's Candles are ready to fill your home with the delicious aroma of holiday sides. Campbell’s has done it this time. This year, they’re taking the obsession with Thanksgiving side dishes to a whole new level by offering a unique collection of candles inspired by some of the most-loved holiday sides. Yes, you read that right—candles. Instead of waiting until Thanksgiving to enjoy the scent of creamy green bean casserole or cheesy mac and cheese, now you can indulge in these comforting smells whenever you want. Campbell’s new Scents of Sides candle collection is here to make your home smell like the coziest holiday meal all year round. So what are Campbell's Candles? First up, we have the Green Bean Casserole candle, an iconic scent inspired by Campbell’s 1955 recipe. Think creamy, savory notes of celery, mushroom, and those famous fried onions all topped with a warm green bean base. Then there’s Jalapeño Cheddar Mac & Cheese—this one’s perfect for those who like a little kick with their comfort. It’s packed with gooey cheddar and just a hint of spice for that extra warmth. The Apple, Fennel & Herb Stuffing candle captures the herbal goodness of rosemary and thyme, mixed with a hint of sweet apple. And finally, the Everything Bagel-Seasoned Mashed Potatoes candle brings the creamy goodness of buttery, garlicky mashed potatoes right to your living room. According to Campbell’s 2024 State of the Sides Report, it’s official: more than half of us are more excited for the sides than the turkey. In fact, over 60% enjoy cooking the sides more than roasting the bird. Gen Z’s go-to? Mac and cheese, hands down! And nearly half of us are doubling down on creamy, cheesy, comforting flavors. https://www.instagram.com/p/DBrHpPgx3GQ/?img_index=1 These limited-edition candles drop on Nov. 18, and they’re $30 each at CAMP stores. So if you’re craving the savory essence of Thanksgiving sides on a random Tuesday, Campbell’s has you covered—no cooking required.

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