can you find macarons in KC?

[ChrisKC]

Hoping there is somewhere is KC to purchase these? Don't know if the ones I made are right when I have nothing to compare them to

[k_d]

Come on, you guys. ChrisKC is looking for macarons. And there is no frakkin way that Archway will make this product. Here's an article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaron

[amyzan]

Perhaps you meant, "you guy," as in Doug, k_d? Because certainly no one else on this thread suggested that ChrisKC buy macaroons instead of macarons. In fact, Tallulah actually gave Chris the name of a bakery that makes them. Under "patisserie" on the menu, Goellner lists the flavors below, and distinguishes them as "French" while coconut macaroons are listed separately under "cookies:"

Lemon French Macarons

Orange French Macarons

Chocolate French Macarons

Almond French Macarons

Blueberry French Macarons

Chocolate Raspberry French Macarons

Strawberry French Macarons

Blackcurrant French Macarons

Pistachio French Macarons

http://www.natashasmulberryandmott.co...

[Irishbeer4me]

They all are good but the Pistachio ones are the best!!! All their bake goods are worth the trip.

[ChrisKC]

Thanks for all the replies but I'm looking for macarons not macaroons

[Doug]

Here in St Louis, you can get Archway macaroons in the cookie aisle of the supermarket. I really, really like them.

[ms8zz]

Sometimes The Filling Station (coffee and food) at 2980 McGee Tfwy has macaroons, often coconut and chocolate, very tasty. Pretty nice vibe, too!

[Tallulah Lynn Grace]

You can find them at Natasha's Mulberry and Mott in Leawood . They have a bunch of flavors. I had pistachio, almond, lemon, and chocolate passion fruit. They were amazing, and the girl working at the counter told me they make them there everyday.

[KansasTravel]

I have a vague recollection that someone talked about macaroons on the Food Critics edition of the Walt Bodine Show on February 5 or January 23. You might try listening to them online - even if I am wrong, it is likely to be a show that interests most people that participate in this forum.

[amyzan]

Call Dean and Deluca in Leawood, but you will pay dearly for them, as they likely aren't locally made. My other suggestion would be Napoleon Bakery in Westport, though I have no idea if they make macarons. Andre's does not, as far as I know, and Artisan Francais closed gosh, almost a year ago? I've also heard there's a French bakery called Le Monde, but it's not on my beaten path.

[heatherkay]

Le Monde bakery is in the little North Kansas City downtown strip. I haven't noticed macarons, but their pastries and bread are excellent.