Laduree in Paris

We diligently tried all the best french macarons in Paris, but nothing compared to Laduree! Maybe it was the pastel colors, or the uber cute shop, or the matching ribbons and tissue paper with the Laduree insignia, but nobody does it like Laduree!

Bakery in Paris - Laduree — Laduree in Paris

Napoleon pastry at Bakery in Paris - Laduree — Napoleon pastry at Bakery in Paris – Laduree

matching ribbons and tissue paper with the Laduree insignia — Caramels wrapped in tissue paper with the Laduree insignia and matching ribbon.

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sappyginger December 19, 2013 at 9:19 am

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It lookes super cute! I wish I could try them ^^

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