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"  Move over sushi-flavored cologne; there&amp;#039;s a new crazy food scent on the market. Now, instead of smelling like seaweed and cooked rice, one perfume-maker in Chicago wants her customers to smell like tamales. According to Chicago&amp;#039;s DNAinfo.com, Zoils Oils, a Chicago-based perfume company founded by Zorayda Ortiz, will debut its latest perfume line in the spring, including a scent called &amp;quot;Tamale.&amp;quot; It was inspired by the culture and cuisine of Chicago&amp;#039;s Lower West Side. More from Delish: Groceries Get Odd: 10 Weird New Food Products &amp;quot;I could go wild and try to create a &amp;#039;pollo&amp;#039; one or an &amp;#039;al pastor&amp;#039; one,&amp;quot; stated scent-maker Zorayda Ortiz. A chicken- or pork-flavored perfume might be pushing the limits of pleasant scents a little too far, although the same could be said about the new Masa-mimicking oil. More From Delish: Artists in the Kitchen: Outrageous Food Art Zoils Oils has turned out strange flavors in the past. One was a scent based on &amp;quot;pan de muerto,&amp;quot; or Day of the Dead bread. Ortiz even made a line of perfumes specifically to sell at a bike shop, which she says, &amp;quot;kind of smell like bike grease.&amp;quot; Would you wear tamale-flavored perfume? Find more great food content on Delish:  Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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