I purchased Yankee Candle's Frosted Pumpkin variety online in the sale without having smelled it first. It had been in a drawer for a while and a few days ago I came across it. I thought I would save it for Halloween, but I know what I'm like - I have good intentions with things, but it never quite works out the way I want - so I decided to use it a little bit early, otherwise it would probably be sitting there until next Halloween! ~~About the product~~ This is a wax tart. If you're not familiar with these, they are simply small discs of fragranced wax which are melted in a tart burner under the flame of a tea light. They don't have a wick like ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** Since discovering the Yankee Candle range of products late last year my wife and I have become massive fans of the brand and have tried many of the different varieties on offer. For anyone who doesn't know, Yankee are an American company who specialise in fragranced candles and associated products and have a presence here in the UK, their products can be found online and also in high street candle/home accessories shops where the choice of products on offer tends to be huge and suited to the vast majority of people. **Wax Tarts** The wax tarts are the cheapest option when choosing a product from Yankee Candle and unlike ...  Read the complete review

Yankee Candle Wax Tart Frosted Pumpkin Description: Candles / A warm, delicious recipe of pumpkin, spices, honey and maple topped with sugary vanilla frosting. http://www.yankeecandle.co.uk Anyone reading my earlier reviews (please accept my thanks, I am really grateful for all reads, rates and comments!) will already know my thoughts on the Yankee Candle company - I love them! They sell the most amazingly fragranced candles to gently scent your home. They also last really well and continue to smell great right until the end, unlike some scented candles which only smell the first time that they are lit. In case you are ...  Read the complete review

I love Yankee Candles but have never been able to afford one of the big candle jars. Instead I settle for these Wax Tarts which are much cheaper (around £1 depending where you buy them from). Yankee are an American company and so it is often difficult to find their candles over here. I bought my first tarts from a website (yankeedoodle) and have since found a Yankee Shop in Stoke-On-Trent and a few gift shops/card shops which sell them. Wax Tarts are little pie shaped bits of wax. They are made of pressed wax which means they crumble up if you break them. They are put in a wax tart burner with a lit tea light candle underneath and heat up then melt, releasing ...  Read the complete review