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Les Madeleines make the BEST macarons I have ever tasted (and I have tasted a few).
Les Madeleines are wonderful!!
Why aren't there any recipes here?
Not everyone is hooked on them. Had them a few weeks ago and these things are horrible! Yuck yuck yuck!
mmmm love em!
We need recipes or we won't even go to your site
I have to admit- I had the pleasure of living in Paris and LaDuree makes BY far the best macaron I have ever had. My roommate I would go there at least 1x a week for afternoon tea and macarons. Most copies I have had in the states don't come close but I am excited to give these other places a try!
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