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2015-02-28
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Laduree is perhaps one of the most famous macaon makers in the world. Their Champs-Élysées patisserie has long queues of tourists and local Parisians, waiting to buy boxes of macarons. When I was in Paris, I think I bought a couple of macarons from them almost every day as my hotel was near one of their branches.Seeing as I had more than an hour before my brow styling appointment, I needed a place to sit around. As I was talking my hairstylist about macarons, I had this sudden craving for macaro
Seeing as I had more than an hour before my brow styling appointment, I needed a place to sit around. As I was talking my hairstylist about macarons, I had this sudden craving for macarons. The Times Square branch has a tea room where you can order tea or coffee, macarons or cakes and if you close your eyes for a minute, you'd can pretend your in Paris. Well...until the noise from Times Square wakes you up again.
The Melange Special Laduree. ($45). Majority of their teas cost $45 and all come in a pot. I decided on the Laudree signature blend tea which is basically a black tea with citrus, flowers, spices and vanilla. The taste was not very strong though there was a faint hint of citrus and vanilla.
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