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Poll: If you go to a fine dining restaurant, what kind of candle would you like on your table? ?

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Traditional type with wax and flame.

Or the new flame-less type that are battery operated.

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  1. Traditional with flame, but unscented so it wouldn't interfere with my meal


  2. Traditional. Or even the oil ones, as long as theres a real flame.  

  3. uhhhhhhhhhhhhh the one that burns????? doesnt matter to me.............or does it........... yaknow, scratch that. I'm goin traditional.

  4. A real candle.  I think the battery operated ones are kinda tacky.

  5. No candle.

  6. I think Amoo hit it on the nose, just a simple traditional type with wax and flame. It should also be unscented so you don't throw off your sense of smell during the meal. Who ever heard of eating a steak while smelling roses?

  7. I actually like the small oil lamps.

  8. Traditional. I think the battery operated one would look cheap on a table at a fancy place.

  9. Tall thin, and white - elegant real candle.

    Fine dining means real candles, cloth napkins. (No short cuts)

    Battery powered candle - probably short cuts in kitchen, fake cheese, questionable cooking. Makes one think of bottom line and not how "fine" a place your at.

  10. traditional!

  11. Traditional type with wax and flame.

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