Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 03, 2013

I used to work nearby a bread bakery (brand name) it does not always smell so pleasant.

Tacopielvr, shoot, I’d go for it too! Worth a shot, anyway…..And seriously, how bad can it be to be a billionaire? Even if you blow it, it beats drinking wine in a bag on a stoop, in South Side Chicago…

BTW, it couldn’t have been that big of an infraction…Her bun would have popped the cloud….

Actually, one of the by-products of rising (and baking) bread is alcohol. This might work! (But don’t keep it near the fire extinguisher – mixing them up could be a disaster.)

Kellogg’s used to give tours of their cereal factory in Battle Creek, Mi. Oh, the aroma of baking corn flakes and froot loops! Totally drool-inducing! I wish they could make that into a candle!

Mmmmmm … worth a try!

well, any baked good smell is good. especially, cookies.

fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies or cinnamon raisin bread aroma would work for me.

A bakery in Hershey would be perfection!

I live about a mile away from OIT. That donut place is long gone, sadly, but Terry’s Donuts makes the best maple bar in town. Many restaurants used yo keep onions frying on the grill because the scent of frying onions is a well-known appetite enhancer.

“Billionairitude” … catchy.

I used to work about a block from a peanut roasting plant. Very delicious smelling until someone burned a batch. Fresh baked bread is good, so is fresh donuts. But for me the best one is smoking meat (RIBS esp.) at a BBQ!

The scent of apple pie just out of the oven: heavenly. However, nothing says ‘freshly-cleaned house’ like Lemon Pledge and Murphy’s Oil Soap. Forget fancy dinners and roses: clean my house for me while I am away and I will melt in your arms on return.

Hershey moved to Mexico.