White Castle’s Slider Candle Promo Smells Like Money – White Castle found a way to keep their customers coming back for more by selling a candle that smells just like their signature Slider.

You mowed the neighbor’s lawns, turned in aluminum foil for cash, dug deep into every couch in your home (and your friends home when they weren’t looking.)

You did all of this to pay for gas to drive down the road and sit in the line at 2 AM waiting for that smell. You either went inside or stuck your nose a little closer to the drive-thru window and suddenly, all your efforts were worth it.

You just got hit with a whiff of a Slider.

Then you ate several bags of them. You’re a Craver and you know it.

You did this so many times that your doctor is looking at your scale weight sideways, you’re scratching your head at your empty piggy bank and your friends don’t recognize you at the mall because of the bigger clothes you’ve had to buy.

Bye-bye, Sliders :sniff, sniff, sob:

But WAIT! What if I told you that you could get that delicious smell back in your life?

Laura Slatkin, high-end fragrance designer (wow, she must have ZERO allergies!) who has developed designer fragrances for the likes of Vera Wang, Princess Diana, and  Elton John, has created the Slider Candle.

I am not kidding. The woman has gone from Princess Diana to a scent that smells like steam-grilled onions and beef fat… delicious! Laura! You Rock!

The candle is in a ceramic holder that looks like the White Castle packaging.

It’s for a good cause, too, because proceeds go to Autism Speaks which is an autism science and advocacy organization.

Unfortunately for our cravings, at just $10 a candle, the May 1st launch on the White Castle website and in select restaurants was a spectacular success and the website is saying that the candle is sold out for now.

If you still want one, keep your fingers crossed because this promo is supposed to run through the entire month of May and hopefully we’ll see and smell a re-launch soon… and have to go back to White Castle in the name of charity, of course.