I don’t think those scents would appeal to me. Call me when you have a Roast Beef candle, that I could handle.
Just a Christmas gimmick I guess, why would you want your house to smell of tinned soup?
Still, better than that one Gwyneth Paltrow released 
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When I want my house to smell good, and don’t want to use air freshener I brew a pot of Hazelnut coffee. 
Hmm … doesn’t appeal to me somehow … thank goodness they don’t do a cabbage or fish soup.
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No, soup smelling candles doesn’t really appeal here either. It will just smell like you made food, won’t it? I can do that without lighting things on fire!
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But I do like the smell of swarfega 
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I had to google that. Now I want to smell it…
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Ditto
In the area of Norfolk I grew up in, Cambells had a soup factory which was demolished just under 15 years ago. When built, the factory had a railway line link, with the railway line actually entering the warehouse.
As I remember things, the tall tower on the factory was a cooling tower, for the soup, but I have no idea how it worked.
The sugar beet factory, which was about a mile or so away, gave the area a beautiful aroma, but I don’t remember the soup giving off an aroma that would inspire me to buy a scented candle.
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Silly to smell a food candle, when you can make the real thing. Nope, not enticing me to buy a can…er…candle.
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Just reading this thread made me feel sick! I don’t like scented candles… at any time. If l smell one, l feel like l’m being poisoned.
Now there’s food scented ones… 
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I could cope with a candle smelling of freshly baked bread, but soup? God, no thanks!
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Never mind food smells, did someone earlier mention Gwyneth Paltrow?
Bleugh!! 
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I had to Google Gwyneth Paltrow’s candle. Oh good God, I wish I hadn’t. Sick isn’t strong enough to describe what I think of this - or of the revolting men who have bought one :
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Good grief, Danny, I cannot imagine anything worse!
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That is just disgusting!
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