Crayola Magic Scent Colors in Hex for Web Pages

Back in the early 1990s Crayola came out with a product line called Magic Scents. The idea was that the crayons released a specific and familiar scent when they were colored. This line came in what we loosely refer to as two types: food-related crayons and non-food related crayons. They also came in two different package sizes: 8 color and 16 color. Another difference is that the 8 crayon boxes were actually large (SL2) crayons, not the standard size found in the 16 boxes. It has commonly been associated that for the USA boxes, the food-related boxes can be identified because they show a strawberry and grapes on the front package and that the non-food related boxes contain a rose and an evergreen tree on the front. The idea here being that you can eat a strawberry or grape but weren't likely to eat a rose or evergreen. Jelly Bean (wasn't in every pack).