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Looks delicious. Smells divine. But don’t eat these candles

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The Alchemist Table is headed by Kenyata Fountain with partners Kesley Ebbs and Karey Ebbs. Fountain is the company’s candlemaker. She also started the Black Market Pop-up Shop in Baton Rouge.

NNPA NEWSWIRE — Created by Kenyata Fountain, all candles uniquely smell and look like a drink or dessert. The Unwine Collection is a collection of candles that look like alcoholic beverages. The Old Fashion candle is scented with bourbon and vanilla. Coffee candles are light and dark roast and there’s even the affogato candle with Amaretto, vanilla, espresso, autumn spices. Dessert candles include fruit pies, frappuccino crumble cake and Nana’s Pecan Pie.

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