Oh sugar, where art thou?
Flavors: green tea, lavender honey, peach
Flavors: Rose, Cassis (blackcurrant), forgot the other one.
Look at what I stumbled on my way to fashion avenue in midtown. It's a small French cafe off 36th street. They sell this pastry called Macaroons. For some reason, I always associate macaroons with something with coconut. Of course, this is the French version.
After I got my first taste, I stopped by again to try the other flavors. I was surprised to know that the flavors kept changing everyday. A flavor called Rose seem intriguing. It does taste like like the flower. Even though, I haven't chewed rose but then again, there is always a correlation between the olfactory and gustatory senses. Have you heard when someone says it taste like soap, somehow you understand.
Also, they sell sandwiches and crepes. I still have to try the the sandwiches, the crepes are nothing fancy but above average. Most of the items were a bit pricey, those macaroons cost $1.95 each.
Flavors: green tea, lavender honey, peachFlavors: Rose, Cassis (blackcurrant), forgot the other one.
Look at what I stumbled on my way to fashion avenue in midtown. It's a small French cafe off 36th street. They sell this pastry called Macaroons. For some reason, I always associate macaroons with something with coconut. Of course, this is the French version.
After I got my first taste, I stopped by again to try the other flavors. I was surprised to know that the flavors kept changing everyday. A flavor called Rose seem intriguing. It does taste like like the flower. Even though, I haven't chewed rose but then again, there is always a correlation between the olfactory and gustatory senses. Have you heard when someone says it taste like soap, somehow you understand.
Also, they sell sandwiches and crepes. I still have to try the the sandwiches, the crepes are nothing fancy but above average. Most of the items were a bit pricey, those macaroons cost $1.95 each.
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