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Finishing Sugars - Sample Trio
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Finishing Sugars — Sample Trio
Three sweet finishes. Endless little ways to make everyday moments special.
Meet all three of our RestoreCo Kitchen Finishing Sugars in one perfectly sized sampler. From the warm simplicity of Vanilla Bean to the rich sweetness of Salted Caramel and the bright, botanical notes of Lemon Lavender, this trio makes it easy to add a little something special to coffee, breakfast, fresh fruit, baked goods, and desserts.
Keep the set in your own kitchen to discover your favorite, or give it as a thoughtful gift for the baker, coffee lover, hostess, or foodie in your life.
Simple ingredients. Just the right sweetness. Made in small batches by Restore Kitchen.
The trio includes:
Vanilla Bean — Warm, delicate, and effortlessly sweet.
Salted Caramel — Rich, buttery, and perfectly balanced with a touch of salt.
Lemon Lavender — Bright, delicate, and beautifully floral.
Try them on:
Coffee & lattes • Tea & lemonade • Fresh fruit & berries • Oatmeal & yogurt • Pancakes & waffles • Cookies & muffins • Ice cream • Baked goods
Three 1 oz jars | 3 oz total
More Than Good Food
Every Restore Kitchen product is made with a purpose. Your purchase supports RestoreOKC's work to create meaningful employment, build relationships, and restore opportunity in our community.
Good food. Meaningful work. Restoration in every purchase.
Care & Maintenance
Proper maintenance of your wooden wick candle is key to ensuring a clean, long-lasting burn and enjoying its signature gentle crackle. Here's a brief guide to help you get the most out of your candle.
The Crucial First Burn
The initial burn is the most important. To prevent "tunneling"—where the wax melts down the center, leaving a ring of hard wax around the outside—you must allow the wax to melt across the entire surface of the candle, reaching the edges of the container. This creates a "memory" for the wax and ensures an even burn for the life of the candle. This process can take 2-4 hours, so be sure to light your candle for the first time when you have adequate time to let it burn.
Proper Lighting Technique
For the best results, tilt the candle at a slight angle and light the wick from the base where it meets the wax. Hold the flame to the wick for a few seconds to allow the wood to catch. A long-handled lighter is recommended for ease and safety.
The Golden Rule: Trim Your Wick
Before each and every use, it is essential to trim your wooden wick. The ideal height for a wooden wick is approximately 1/8 of an inch. You can use a wick trimmer, nail clippers, or even your fingers to gently break off the charred, brittle top portion of the wick. A properly trimmed wick will result in a steady, appropriately sized flame and will prevent issues like excessive smoke or soot.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
- The flame is weak or extinguishes itself: This is most often caused by a wick that is too long. The wax is the fuel for the flame, and if the wick is too high, the wax can't travel up to feed the flame. Trim the wick to the recommended 1/8 inch.
- The candle is smoking, or the flame is too high: This is another indication that your wick is too long. Extinguish the flame, allow the candle to cool completely, and then trim the wick.
- Soot marks on the container: This is typically a result of a wick that is too long or the candle being in a drafty area. Always trim your wick and keep your burning candle away from open windows, fans, or high-traffic areas.
By following these simple maintenance tips, you can ensure a beautiful and enjoyable experience with your wooden wick candle from the first light to the last.
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