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[York] The Yorkshire Soap Company

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Look at these adorable and detailed soaps!
Nestled in the winding streets of York is the Yorkshire Soap Company (10 Blake Street). If you don't look at the sign and only see what's in the shop windows, it could be mistaken for a bakery.

The soaps are molded into cakes and cupcakes--each slice a bar, each color a different scent. They even change designs with the season. Even if you dislike scented soap, it's definitely worth a visit.

Here are some pictures!


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