I'm curious. In the US, "macaroons" are sweeten cookie-like pastry made with grated coconuts. Is this the same in the UK? The French "macarons" is completely different as they are made of almond flours and cream.
Omg...sweets, better yet macaroons. Just by looking at them I have gained some unwanted pounds! You would have to physically drag me away from this store...so did you go in and buy some of those yummy macarons? Actually we spell them macaroons but I think the idea is the same. I know what I am dreaming about tonight!
![[4K]inside Look at Laduree Paris -The Best Macaron in Paris[ Full Tour]#laduree](/img/n.gif)
True Art that you can eat!😋
Yum looking forward to trying macaroons soon
I actually quite like them
*Macarons - "Macaroon" is a different dessert.
I bought a lovely box of Laduree Macarons in London….so very delightful!
They sure are the best!
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I'm curious. In the US, "macaroons" are sweeten cookie-like pastry made with grated coconuts. Is this the same in the UK? The French "macarons" is completely different as they are made of almond flours and cream.
You are quite right. Was a typo on my part.
Both taste delicious 😋
Omg...sweets, better yet macaroons. Just by looking at them I have gained some unwanted pounds! You would have to physically drag me away from this store...so did you go in and buy some of those yummy macarons? Actually we spell them macaroons but I think the idea is the same. I know what I am dreaming about tonight!
Hi Annie
Yes we bought some and ate them under the Eiffel Tower.
They were really tasty.
Nice vid. It's pronounced macaron, not macarooons.
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