Now for someone who doesn't like sweet stuff to not only like sweet stuff but to eat 8 portions of it within 20 minutes really says something. For those of you who haven't heard of Ladurée, it is renowned for its Macrons - small, round meringue-based cakes made with egg whites, icing sugar, granulated sugar, almond powder or ground almond, crisp on the outside, with smooth soft ganache in the middle. Heavenly.
Coconut, pear and chestnut, praline, pistachio, rose petal, cinnamon, caramel with salted butter and almond marshmallow |
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Flagship entrance |
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Macarons at Ladurée Paris |
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Other treats at the famous tea room |
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Christmas window displays |
However, for those of you who do not have the luxury of being able to travel to Paris, there are Ladurée stores in London at Harrods and more recently, in Covent Garden. If you worry that you won't get the same experience as you would in Paris, have no fear - you will get the same experience, complete with rudeness. Sadly, despite my love of their Macarons, the bad attitude of the staff left a bitter taste. I think someone should tell them they they work behind a counter.
On that note, I think it might be about time to try Pierre Hermé at Selfridges.
Ladurée, 1 The Market Covent Garden, London WC2E 8RA, Tel:
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