The chosen player has to take 3 big whiffs of one of the Stanky Cards (Diaper Blowout, Extra Old Toe Cheese, Smothered in B. This game is aimed at people over the ages of 14 but Ellie who is 11 wanted to play too and did under close supervision.

We could have played it all night, the only reason we stopped was because our noses were getting overloaded with scents and everything was starting to smell the same. We were sent a fantastic, whiffy and gross game that is lots of nostril abusing fun; What’s That Smell? I am constantly amazed at how people use games and craft ideas from my little corner of the internet. If there is a tie, the tied players take part in a rapid smell-off round where each player gets 15 seconds to name the smell of a random mystery card.Come on in and I’ll share how we Played Guess that Smell Christmas Game for the Whole Family to Play! We opened the app and selected Party Mode followed by the number of smells we wanted to play with (2 to 6, this would be the number of players) and then the number of seconds per round (30s, 45s or 60s). Forgive me for interrupting the Halloween and Fall posts with a little Christmas fun to share with you all. If you are using the app you can film their reaction on the ReekCam in slow-motion and share with your friends on social media. I’m going to do one “gag” bag with a cotton ball soaked in beer and toss in some form of tobacco for a “creepy Uncle from out of town” smell.

They open the first fold of the card, so that the smell zone is visible but not the answer and place it in their cardholder.Start the timer, pick a mystery whiff card, brush it gently with a Whiff Strip and try to guess the scent! It would be fun to throw in something stinky– like the a smell version of the jelly bean game – bean boozled.

I set up the jars at the table and only let one person at a time come into the room to guess *The reason for that was that I didn’t want the person guessing to persuade the next person in any way.

When the time is up pass it on to the next player and do it all over again until the smell round is over. I'm a mom of 4, a wife, a former elementary school teacher, and volunteer field editor at Taste of Home Cooking Magazine.