affordable french macarons?

Re: affordable french macarons?

• estimi

  

  October 2012

  Are you using them for favours? Keep in mind they don't keep long before they lose their crispiness. We have had luck storing ours in the freezer. It's a hard price to beat, but if you can find a friend who knows how to make them (rather tricky to make as baked goods go) you can save a bundle.

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• Jewel224 member

  

  October 2012

  I know there's a Brampton macaron place...I`ll find out the name for you.

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• souptin member

  

  October 2012

  In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_canada-toronto_affordable-french-macarons?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local Wedding BoardsForum:613Discussion:0da3d905-02f0-4ffa-a8cc-4bae0ee5a4edPost:58a0685f-e6e0-43b8-9227-48172c3a01e5">affordable french macarons?</a>:
  [QUOTE]can anyone reccomend a good place for french macarons in or around the city? price to beat is $0.89/piece at <strong>vincenzo's in waterloo</strong>! around $1.00 a piece would be sufficient so I don't have to drive there...
  Posted by nmcarthur[/QUOTE]
  
  I actually dont have anything helpful to add but I wanted to say.....
  LOVE that place! Funny enough FI worked there all through his undergrad (but at the old location on belmont)

  

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• colz87

  

  October 2012

  update: whole foods does it by weight.. and i think i was able to price it out at about .70 cents per piece of i was correct, but still open for options. whole foods imports them in from somewhere, and they're really, really hit/miss on freshness. 

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