Top NYC Marzipan (Preferably Downtown)
Hello! So my girlfriend has been craving Marzipan for the past few weeks. Given that V-Day is coming up, I'd like to service that request with some of the finest Marzipan New York has to offer. I live downtown so it'd be easier if it were downtown, but if there's something somewhere else thats not to be missed, I can travel.
The trouble is, I don't know what it is - never had it, never even thought about it. So I'm totally lost. Can someone help me out on this? Appreciate it!
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Randy
the best marzipan in the entire world is made at a bakery in Bensonhurst Brooklyn. It's a place called Villabate on 71st street and 18th avenue.
I mean the best ever!Well, at least according to me!
I love the stuff , and have had the best and most expensive available and I have had it all over the world as well - No one makes it as good as the bakery in Bensonhurst!
First of all it is absolutely beautiful to look at, but more importantly - the taste is almondy and not too sweet. The inside is always soft and has a perfect texture in the mouth.Trust me when I tell you - it is worth the trip to Brookly (I think the B train is your best bet)
I did a google search and came up w/ this - it has some photo's of the marzipan too.
http://www.bridgeandtunnelclub.com/bi...
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http://www.leonidas-chocolate.com/mar...
While searching for marzipan makers, I found this thread. The above link takes you to my absolute favorite marzipan maker in NYC....but I'd love a few new rec's for Mother's Day!
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bakery on sw corner of 28th and 3rd - maybe called delise. homemade and as good as any you'll ever have!
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How far downtown did you mean?
Veniero's on 11th St just west of 1st Ave carries marzipan.
I've never tried their marzipan, but you usually won't go wrong with their other products.
http://www.venierospastry.com/Merchan...›1 Reply -
Teuscher offers chocolcate marzipan pieces that are very good. Dean & Deluca sometimes carries some very cute hand-formed marzipan figures in the French style(mostly animals)... some Italian bakeries will carry pretty, hand-painted Sicilian marzipan in fruit and animal forms. You should try and find out what kind she prefers, though. For instance, I really enjoy the German type, which you can find in many specialty/gourmet food stores throughout the city (Garden of Eden), as well as at the German/Austrian stall in the food market at Grand Central.
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I love it but try to stay away from it - but I think Dean & Deluca carries it. Will post back if I think of anything else - too bad the little German candy store - Elk - closed.
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