Lemon Sugar Marshmallow Large Limited Edition (22 oz jar, 2-wick) Heritage

Lemon Sugar Marshmallow scented candle – the most important things at a glance

The Kringle Candle "Lemon Sugar Marshmallow" will transport you to a sweet world of tangy lemon and fluffy sugar foam – like a sunny spring day in a glass! Fresh citrus notes blend with creamy vanilla and a delicate marshmallow sweetness to create a fragrance that evokes childhood memories while also feeling wonderfully modern. This scented candle brings lightness and joy to your home – perfect for springtime decorating or simply as a little everyday luxury.

Top note: pastry, lemon
Heart note: Sweet, lemon zest
Base note: vanilla, sugar

The "Lemon Sugar Marshmallow" scented candle is ideal for spring and summer. It creates a fresh yet warm atmosphere reminiscent of lemon cake, sunshine, and sweet treats. Whether you're relaxing with a book, enjoying a brunch, or cozying up with friends, this scent will put you in a good mood and put you in a sense of well-being.

Quality and Care: Our candles are made from high-quality ingredients and guarantee a clean, long-lasting burning experience. When lighting the candle for the first time, we recommend letting it burn until the entire surface is melted—this ensures even burning. Please trim the wick regularly to about 5 mm to avoid soot buildup and achieve an optimal flame.

Safety: Always place the candle on a heat-resistant surface and keep it away from drafts to ensure even burning.

It all began in 1968 with a simple crayon – which Michael Kittredge used to make his first candle, which he gave to his mother for Christmas. Shortly thereafter, he founded the Yankee Candle Company. At the height of his success, Kittredge sold his company in the late 1990s and devoted more time to his family. In 2009, Mick Kittredge, son of the Yankee Candle founder, decided to follow in his father's footsteps and founded his own scented candle company: the Kringle Candle Company. The company's name, incidentally, comes from "Kris Kringle," the American equivalent of our Santa Claus.