Finally tried Laduree. Just didn’t feel right though, to have it in a takeaway bag. Definitely spoils the experience. I would skip the chocolate next time and definitely go for the rose again. The orange blossom was lovely and fragrant too but B commented that it felt like eating perfume. Didn’t blow me away after all the raves I’ve heard about the brand (I guess we can’t compare it to Paris where it’s freshly made). Even the look wasn’t perfection, but it beat a lot of other macarons I’ve had. Cost a whopping S$3.80 each. Between this and TWG’s macarons I am still a bit hard pressed to say this is much better. I guess I would need to try them both at the same sitting.
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isn’t it depressing that a few weeks ago, the queue was long but now it’s not?
yes I hope they won’t make Laduree owners change their minds about opening a tea room.
are the macarons too sweet?
B found them too sweet but I think it’s the same with all macarons.