Today, Toronto joins NY & Paris for the first time with its debut Macaron Day … so if you’re going to have a macaron, make it today. And why wouldn’t you? They’re light as air, the proceeds go to a good cause, and these little gems are so lovely-looking, they’re almost too pretty to eat. And you know how I feel about things that are pretty. There’s always room for silly little pretty things. Always. And the calories? Well, you can walk them off as you go from bakery to bakery.
Here’s a list of participating bakeries. A portion of the proceeds from all macarons sold will go to benefit Red Door Family Shelter.
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La Bamboche
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Petite Thuet
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Patisserie La Cigogne
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Butter Avenue3467 Yonge Street |
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J’adore Cakes Co.3308 Danforth Avenue |
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Rahier Patisserie1586 Bayview Avenue |
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Patachou
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Moroco Chocolat99 Yorkville Avenue |
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Bobbette & Belle1121 Queen Street East |
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Ma Maison4243 Dundas Street West |
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Ruelo Patisserie
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Cake Opera Co.1136 Eglinton Avenue West |
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Daniel et Daniel248 Carlton Street |
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The Sweet Escape55 Mill Street |
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Julio Bonilla623 Mount Pleasant Road |
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Frangipane Patisserie215 Madison Avenue |
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Patisserie 27401 Jane Street |
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The Wedding Cake Shop859 College Street |