Macarons ? Macaroons??

[justjakki]

The Italians would like a word about the macaron origin 🤣

[fruitlooprainbow]

My niece taught me this at an Easter buffet one year. Thank you for bringing back the sweet memory. Macarons were her favorite dessert then, too.

[caslikesdinos]

“Do you know the difference between a macaron and a macaroon”
Me who hates coconut with a passion: it’s mandatory that I know the difference, yes.

[tamaraking]

There are several people in my family with almond allergies. The difference is important!

[neontd]

"I want macaroons on top"
"You mean macarons?"
"Nah. I meant what I said."

[proximusmaximusrosetteboub]

As a french person, we say "macaron" but the pronouciation is different. When we talk about macarons we don't even think about macaroons, since we don't really know what that is....

[fruitytrip]

"Do you know the difference between macaroon and macaron?"

Me who has been making macaroons for years and has had to correct people a lot: "My time has come."

[junithebaldestrat]

FR LIKE I GET SO ANNOYED WHEN PEOPLE ARE LIKE “whatever they’re the same.”

[PixelCodes]

"Do you know the difference between a macaroon and macarons"
French me: *_yes_*

[FIREFIREWORKS]

Her: macarons or macaroons?
Me who says : * macaroonees *

[darinadymytrova]

I get stressed when are like “Macaroons are delicious i love the filling.” and then they call the ACTUAL MACAROONS “MACARONS” LIKE

[rnny]

as someone who has been baking macarons for years, I am in love with this video.

[lonelygovernment]

"do you know the difference between a macaron and a macaroon?"
French me: tf is a macaroon?

[ajtrink]

As a Canadian, I call these "those little neon dessert hamburgers".

[Emerald_]

Macarons are definitely those cookies. Macaroons are a totally different thing. I love how coconuty they are and with chocolate chefs kiss.

[breez]

Already heard this conversation on another channel with a far less condescending tone and more information and less grainy end product

[CherryXXCola]

As someone born and raised in France who manages a small patisserie, absolutely preach.

[Nanagos]

"What is the difference between macaroon, macaron and macron?"

[sladkootsmokini]

Then imagine our confusion when in Bulgaria macarons, macaroons and macaroni are all the same word - макарони...

[anonymous]

Yes!! So many people get mad when I call a "macaroon" a macaroon, even though that's what it is