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Lavender Spiced Apple Wax Melts: Apple Pie Without the Oven
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Fall in Michigan means orchards, crunchy leaves and a house that smells like something good is baking. Our Lavender Spiced Apple Wax Melts deliver the last part without anyone turning on the oven. Crisp apple and warm cinnamon-style spice meet a soft lavender finish from our farm, made in small batches by our family.
Why the lavender matters
Apple and spice on their own can turn syrupy after an hour in a warmer. The lavender keeps the blend bright and inviting, so it reads as fresh orchard rather than sticky candy. That makes it easy to run all evening in a kitchen, entryway or family room.
Where to put the warmer
- Entryway: the first thing guests notice when they come in from the cold.
- Kitchen: a good cover story when dinner is takeout.
- Family room: soft enough for a movie night, warm enough for a football Saturday.
Wherever it goes, set the warmer on a stable, heat-safe surface out of reach of pets and kids. With a tealight warmer, stay in the room while it is lit.
Mix and match
Because each bar breaks into cubes, Spiced Apple plays well with others in the same dish:
| Try it with | The result |
|---|---|
| A Vanilla cube | Apple crisp with a scoop of ice cream |
| A Pumpkin Spice cube | A full farm stand in one room |
| A Winter Wonderland cube, late in the year | A bridge from fall into the holidays |
When the scent fades, the wax is spent. Freeze the dish for a few minutes, pop the disc out and start fresh.
Little gifts that count
A clamshell of wax melts is a cute add-on for teacher, hostess or neighbor gifts, and it fits in a card-sized envelope or a small gift bag. Build a fall-themed set in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Is Spiced Apple available all year?
No. It is a seasonal scent that runs from fall toward the holidays. Use Notify Me on the product page to hear when it is back.
Is there a candle version?
Yes, the same blend comes as a ceramic candle in two sizes.
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