What's in this bag ?
A couple of weeks back, our guest from France gave me something sweet from his homeland. The paper bag says "Laduree." I am not familiar with it but he said it is macaron.
Founded in 1862, Laduree is a French luxury bakery and a well-known top seller of double-decker French macaroons.
The macaroons are placed in a charming and artistically made box. It is like a jewelry box... beautiful ! Great packaging !
The French double-decker macaroons has a light and delicate texture and pretty colors. It has a variety of flavorful fillings
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1 comment:
Elvie, you had me at “French”! :-)
>The paper bag says "Laduree." I am not familiar with it
- Neither was I. Laduree does not remotely sound like ooooh, macaroons. Sigh.
>It is like a jewelry box... beautiful ! Great packaging !
- Totes! The colourful visual on the outside is a great preparation for similar glory on the inside.
>A couple of weeks back, our guest from France gave me something sweet from his homeland.
- Well done, Elvie’s Guest From France! For skipping the traditional Toblerone (yawn!) and other mainstream items and bringing her something unusual.
Changing lanes to spiritual food.
Last week, I received the following via e-mail from a cousin of mine. I think the little boy is of Filipino origin. Immediately, I thought of my Filipino friends. I’ve just sent this link to my other friends. Here it is for you:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=565874703479003
Even if I’m wrong about his roots, he’s still a delight to watch and listen to. Appropriate for Holy Week, me thinks.
A bit early I know - I wish you, Elvie, your parents, sister(s?) and your schweet lil’ bow wows a Happy Easter! Enjoy yourself baking and enjoy treating your loved ones to the labour of your love.
Kate
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