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Hmm, I think it might be a translation problem. It's got red and black currants in it, not blackcurrant. Currants are basically raisins. (Only noticing here because I absolutely can't stand blackcurrant but I love Eat Me.)

I don't have this particular scent myself but I've come across this happening before. Anne Beany in particular - I have two bottles I got straight from the lab, and they act exactly the way you're describing. Maybe it's a particular component that does it :/

Dragon's Blood and Tombstone are two of my favourite warming cozy scents. They both make me feel extra comfy and cheerful.

Ooh yeah, I love foodie scents too! I don't think any of the scents on your list quite hit the mark if that's what you're looking for...I second the recs for Eat Me and Knave of Hearts. Dragon's Milk is also goregous and warm and sweet and creamy as a scent. Bordello is also very nice and fruity. Then of course there are the LEs you might be able to find - Gingerbread Poppet, some of the recent Liliths (an old Lilith that is an AWESOME foody scent is Anne Beany), lots of the Yules and Weenies. Any of the Beaver Moons are guaranteed to be foody too. Sugar Plum Fairy is also lovely, there's a hairgloss of that currently up on the Trading Post.

Tamora is one of my favourites and I think it's perfect for summer, it feels like wearing sunshine to me It's a GC so no trouble getting it as an imp. "Amber, heliotrope, golden sandalwood, peach blossom and vanilla bean."

Thalia is one of my favourite light scents, and it tends to last for ages (on me, at least!) It's "Plumeria, pear and white champagne" and while I don't tend to like boozy scents, and pear turns awful on me, this combination somehow works beautifully. It's light and sparkly and has the lightest hint of fruit - it reminds me of butterflies flitting from flower to flower in the bright sunshine.

I'd definitely recommend Boo for that! Sugar Skull too. Boo is a light and fluffy sugar, rather airy, so probably the closest to what you're looking for, while Sugar Skull is more of a deliciously strong sugar...I imagine it's very much what melted, pulled sugar would smell like.

Definitely adding to the recommendations of Sugar Skull! And while harder to find, you may also like Gluttony and Pancake Breakfast, those are both terribly sugary sweet, I love them but they always have me heading for sweets, haha.

This smelled quite lovely to me in the bottle - very reminiscent of Eat Me without currants, or a bit like Cake Smash but younger, more playful. Wet on my wrists it went strongly to a plastic/playdoughy smell that almost had me washing it off right away, but I'm glad I gave it a chance. After 15 minutes of so of playdough it softened up to a light, airy, sugary cake smell, shot through with vanilla. It still smells a bit weird up close but is lovely at a short distance - sadly it doesn't have much of a throw on me at all. I'll probably be keeping my half bottle of it to use now and then when I have the time to let the playdough wear off, and to see what it's like when I've let it age a bit more, but I don't think I'll be going crazy to find more. It's a nice addition to the Lilith series, definitely, but sadly not an instant favourite with me like I was hoping for.

The bourbon vanilla and white chocolate convinced me to give this a try - alas, while it's a nice light blend in the imp, on me it immediately turned sharp and overpoweringly lemony. Kind of like those wet napkins they give you in restaurants to wipe your hands with? I have no idea how that happened (why do you hate me, skin chemistry!) It's not an unpleasant scent, but just not one I want to wear

That lemon meringue and hemlock had me worried but I got a decant of this anyway - and I'm so very glad I did! Usually I'm not too good at picking notes out of an imp but this was delicious the minute I opened it. Yummy yummy pie crust and fruit. Wet - more delicious pie crust and blueberry, with just a tiny hint of lemon underneath giving the scent a bit of zest. Dry - hardly morphs at all, and I still love it! This is a new favourite for me

In the imp - extreme blast of sugar so sweet it was nearly sour. Not quite what I was expecting but certainly fitting the description. Wet - wow this one is strong. All manner of crushed sweets, and although I usually love sugary sweet scents this one tips over into being too much for me. It reminds me slightly of Sugar Plum Fairy, but that one is a lot more delicate and smooths out differently. Dry - Mostly jellybeans now. I like it better this way, but I think I'll have to stick to lighter scents. It does perfectly fit "Kingdom of Sweets" though.

This has become one of my favourite perfumes to wear for spring, it's beautiful and light, warm peach with a delicate floral scent underneath, very feminine. Strangely it's not the kind of scent I usually go for but I fell in love with this as soon as I tried it on (so glad that I have a bottle!). And in spite of being a very light and airy scent it lasts for absolute ages. It's lovely.

I have no idea what my skin chemistry did to this one - in the bottle it was a lovely golden glowing scent and then on my wrist it became...Pears soap and baby shampoo? It was really weird and sadly I had to wash it right off, it was far too soapy for me.

The description and my initial sniff of the imp had me so hopeful! It was the most delightful combination of Christmassy scents. Alas, my skin chemistry. As soon as I put it on I could smell nothing but strong, sharp pine. There's the tiniest hint of cranberry underneath but I only get it when I hold my wrist right to my nose. The pine did mellow down after a while, but the other notes refused to come out. I'm so sad, I was prepared to love this one.

In the imp - I couldn't get much but that's not surprising, I'm terrible at detecting scents in anything other than bottles. Wet - Light plum and not much else, it didn't stand out to me at all and I was afraid I was going to be disappointed. Dry - Amazing morphing! The scent blossomed into delightful warm plum - lighter than in some other scents but beautifully sweet and sugared, with the vanilla sugar and apricot peel in the background. I suspect it's the musk that did the trick and warmed up all the other notes, although I can't detect it on its own. Wonderful lasting power too, twelve hours after a light application and I can still smell it! I'm going to have to hunt some more of this down.

(2010 version) In the bottle - sweet, so very sweet, all sugar. Wet - Even stronger sugar, with perhaps the slightest hint of candied fruits in the background to give the delicious sugary sweetness a twist. Dry - Doesn't morph at all, still wonderful sugar with an amazing throw, and it lasted for ages. Love love love this scent, I'm glad I've got a good amount of it because I'm sure I'll be using it often! I'm also curious to see how this one will age.

Extremely floral in the bottle, but in a nature sort of way, not the cultivated garden kind of floral. Wet it was very much the same, with the mimosa amping itself on the drydown and the musk warming up the scent until it reminded me of hot summer days rambling in the countryside, picking flowers in the sun when I was a young girl. Not at all what I expected of this, but I did enjoy the flash of sense memory brought on by the scent. Not sure if it's something I want to keep on revisiting though - perhaps another test or two is in order before I make up my mind.

Boo was soft and creamy in the imp when I first sniffed it. Wet on my skin - amazing, spun sugar and so much cream with the barest hint of cotton, just as described, I don't know how Beth does it. Sweet without being too sweet, it was a delightfully comforting scent with a very nice throw and it did last a good few hours on me. Hardly any morphing at all! Once it had faded it was a bit like white chocolate, which is weird because so far even chocolate scents are never actually chocolatey on me. I'm really sad I only have a tester of this, I know I'm going to be wanting more! This one is definitely going on my favourites' list.

In the imp, Hermia did smell quite lovely, but alas - was that the pepper my nose was picking up on? I was hoping that in a perfume blend I'd be able to take it, because I really can't stand fresh pepper normally. But I still tried it out and the floral scents underneath were lovely, with the pepper giving them quite a zing. Unfortunately it also made me cough and irritated my skin so that after a while I had to wash it off. A very pretty yet not shy scent, but not one I'm going to be able to wear.

I was really excited to try this one, especially as I'd heard it described as the best gingerbread scent ever and I love gingerbread scents. But...I really don't know what happened, as soon as I got it on my skin there was nothing but that gargantuan squirt of musk! No gingerbread, no fruitcake, the tiniest bit of rum. I'm hoping that this might be a case of a sample ageing strangely and I have another one on its way because I don't want to give up hope on this one! But if it's really my skin chemistry making it act this way on me...then this one is a complete no go.

On me this was a very lovely combination of plum and vanilla sandalwood, with the vanilla overtaking the other two by the end (my skin chemistry always amps vanilla like crazy) but the other two were still there in the background, making a really nice blend of notes. Not what I'd expected at all and I was really pleased with the end result. My only complaint is that the scent hardly lasts any time at all.

I didn't get much of this from the imp, and on my skin it was a barely there, fluttery scent - it reminded me very much of a moth's wings in that regard. But once it warmed up the notes all amped a lot, blossoming - coming out of their cocoon! It was mostly vanilla and musk for me, with a sprinkling of sugar. It didn't last too long or have much throw, but it was quite a pretty scent and I loved how it morphed.

Delicious in the bottle and mainly smelling of rum, wet on my skin it was a fantastic blend of rum and butterscotch - mostly butterscotch with the rum keeping the scent nice and warm. Not much cheesecake in it for me but I loved it just as it was, and it also had a really strong throw. I'm so glad I've got a bottle of this on the way! It's already a new favourite of mine.

I had no idea what to expect when trying this out - in the imp it smelled rather sharp to me, and I was apprehensive at first. But on my skin it was immediately delightful, the olive blossom providing a smooth and creamy base to the sharper scents of cinnamon, sandalwood and smoky vanilla. It barely morphed on me at all once it had warmed up on my skin. The notes are amazingly well-blended and had a really good throw on me - and I put it on over 12 hours ago and can still smell it slightly! This one's a keeper.