Marshmallows in PDX?

[atomic]

I'm looking for some nice, housemade marshmallows that I can buy from a bakery or chocolate shop. Anyone know where to go?

[Suds Sister]

I have tasted the ones from Whole Foods and I really like them,

[spabettie]

yum.... and you probably won't be able to get out of there with just the bag of marshmallows!

http://www.bakerybar.com/menu.shtml

[atomic]

Holy carp! I didn't know this place existed. I'll have to check it out. I got some marshmallows from WHole Foods and they were pretty good with some nice hot cocoa, but I'm definitely still looking for something better.

[purefog]

Huh, I thought I posted this answer yesterday. They have had good ones at Pastaworks on Hawthorne -- both chocolate and (IIRC) "white."

[extramsg]

Posting has been hit and miss since the site overhaul, so....

[atomic]

Awesome! Pastaworks is in my hood so I'll definitely check them out. Thanks.

[extramsg]

Baker & Spice makes them for their hot chocolate. I've never looked to see if they sell them also, but they're pretty tasty. Give them a call.

[atomic]

Oooh, baker & spice. Haven't been there in a while, and this is a good reason. Thanks.

[atomic]

Have you had them? I'm just looking for something that tastes good :)

[Nettie]

Sorry, I haven't had them--if I'm going to consume that many calories, it's going to be something I like better, such as chocolate! I searched all the CH boards for "whole food marshmallows" and saw a few positive references, if that's any use.

[Nettie]

I don't know if you would consider them homemade, but Whole Foods carries them.

[Kim D]

Steve Smith, the pastry chef at Carlyle, makes them as one of the little treats they deliver at the end of the meal with your check. I don't know if they would sell them, but they are yummy.