Coffee Candle: The Perfect Coffee-Scented Gift Choice

**Parallel Universe—09** - The coffee candle you've all been waiting for is finally here! It looks like a paper cup, but it's actually ceramic ☕ It was originally intended to be the plumper cup shown in the video, but unfortunately, the cup manufacturer discontinued it QQ So, it's been replaced with the cup shown in image five! However, this hasn't diminished its charm at all ( ? ) The slightly smaller cup looks even more exquisite! And the coffee scent is simply irresistible, no matter how many times you smell it. ✦ The container is as marked in the photos; please proceed with your order only if you accept this. ✦ The coffee scent is fixed and cannot be changed. / The history of coffee is filled with wondrous discoveries ( ^ω^) Legend has it that long ago in Ethiopia, Africa, a shepherd named Kaldi noticed his flock becoming unusually energetic after eating some red berries. He decided to try them himself and discovered he too felt invigorated! Kaldi shared his findings with the local monks, who then made a beverage from these berries. They found it helped them stay alert for their night prayers. This marks one of the earliest accounts of coffee! Over time, coffee gradually made its way into the Arab world. By the 15th century, coffee began to be cultivated and gained popularity in the port of Mocha, Yemen. During this period, Arabs roasted and ground the beans to create the coffee beverage known today. It was also around this time that places like coffee houses began to emerge in the Middle East, becoming vital hubs for social interaction, exchange, and intellectual discussion. These coffee houses are said to have played a crucial role in the development of the Islamic world, fostering the spread of culture and knowledge. Coffee's arrival in Europe occurred in the 17th century. Initially, coffee was treated as a luxury item, primarily enjoyed by the upper classes. However, its popularity spread rapidly, becoming a daily beverage in many cities. In Paris, London, and other places, coffee houses became gathering spots for intellectuals, merchants, and politicians, further nurturing coffee culture. With the advent of the Age of Discovery, coffee was brought to the Americas and large-scale cultivation began. By the 18th century, coffee plantations were widespread in the Caribbean, Brazil, and other regions, and coffee gradually became a significant global commodity. To this day, coffee has become an integral part of daily life for people worldwide. Its history is rich with diverse cultural influences and transformations, evolving from a mysterious fruit to a global beverage. Coffee has not only reshaped lifestyles but has also become a part of cultures across the globe ⎯⎯ ⟡.· / » Production from order placement to completion typically takes about 5-10 business days. » The appearance of white mist or a white film on the candle is a normal characteristic of soy wax. » Please use a candle snuffer to extinguish the flame. :: Avoid blowing out the flame, as this can create soot and cause the wick to become crooked. » Before each lighting, please trim the wick to about 0.5 cm in length. » If you accidentally spill melted wax, simply wipe it repeatedly with a paper towel. :: Absolutely do not use water, as it will only make the situation worse .ᐟ ⚠️ This shop produces items upon order; production begins after you place your order. Please do not cancel or modify your order arbitrarily ⚠️