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Abstract

A strand of coconut endosperm wick composed substantially of cellular layers of a coconut endosperm. The strand of coconut endosperm is selectively removed from an inner surface of a coconut husk and then shaped and dimensioned to form a generally linear or strand like shape. The starch, oil, and high water content of the coconut endosperm form a generally malleable composition that enables the creation of a wick. A mounting end embeds into a candle, such as a candle. A free end burns a flame to generate a smoked coconut smell. Both the strand of coconut endosperm wick and the attached candle are edible and can be used for gag gifts, celebrations, and cake decoration. The present invention only utilizes the coconut endosperm. The fiber, husk, brush, roots, or bran present of the coconut does not make up any portion of the strand of coconut endosperm wick.

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