Sugar high friday. That I reckon is the best way to end the work week.
With these gigantic (think the size of your palm) French inspired macarons from the cake girl aka Delectable by Su, you will definitely get a sugar rush.
These hefty babies are priced at RM10 per piece.
But judging on the quality ingredients, size and of course its cuteness personified in clear boxes wrapped with the Delectable ribbons, every sen is worth it especially if your sweet tooth craves for macarons.
My take on the three flavours:
Salted Chocolate - pretty in sweet pink with a dark chocolate ganache centre. I loved the whole combination since I'm a big chocolate fan but I honestly couldn't taste any salty bits though.
Marmalade - the marmalade filling contains fruit peel shredded to give it a slight texture contrast. However, the marmalade needs a more tangy bite to it to undercut the sweet taste of the macaron shell.
Caramel latte - the most aromatic macaron of the trio with a coffee tingling aroma. The caramel within is lovely runny texture.
I admit I was a little taken back when I saw how large these were.
But the large size works well as there's more to bite in the shell. The top part breaks into delicate shards when you gently bite into it. Hidden underneath that shell is a layer of soft ground almonds that melds with the filling, making you sigh with pleasure after each bite.
Even though it scored high with lovely texture, I felt that more tangy flavours should be offered to those who prefer less sweet options.
Nevertheless, they are still incredibly addictive and of course, simply delectable with eye candy packaging like all the goodies in the Delectable by Su's shops. One warning though. The macarons are being made in small amounts, so it is best you call ahead to check their availability or you may leave empty handed.
Delectable by Su
Lot S-213, Second Floor
The Gardens
Mid Valley City
Kuala Lumpur
Delectable Treats
Level 6 (Next to Times Bookshop)
P6.03.00
Pavilion Mall
Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 012-508 1855
(Pork Free. Open from 10am-10pm daily. More pictures in the Flickr set.)
*Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here is entirely based on my personal tastebuds and may vary for others. This review is time sensitive; changes may occur to the place later on that can affect this opinion. The reviewer also declares that she has not received any monetary or non-monetary compensation from this place for writing the review.
ah, a new macaron place! since it's quite accessible (pavilion and gardens), my parents should be able to get them... if they call. :)
ReplyDeleteMore tangy, less sweet, yes please! Braved some macarons lately and I couldn't remember anything else beyond the sugar rush and bouncing off walls!
ReplyDeleteI went looking for these in Delectable when I was in The Gardens this week but couldnt find any. I'll go hunt again this weekend.
ReplyDeleteRM 10 to buy sugar rush and clogged artery! lol
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of the marmalade macarons! I had mine with some local coffee and it was divine! :)
ReplyDeleteOMG, size of your palm!? That sounds like an immediate recipe for a sugar rush. It looks drool-worthy though! :D
ReplyDeletestupendously gorgeous!! Love your post boo!
ReplyDeletesooo cute!!! hehe
ReplyDeletedidnt realize u had already come for them.
Thanks for the feedback boo;
super constructive <3
Just like Kenny Mah, my fav is the marmalade one!!
ReplyDeleteOh my. Looks really good! :D
ReplyDelete(Hmmm.. I guess rm10 is pricey but seems more reasonable than the much smaller RM4.40++ Nathalie's macaroons...)
i need a picture next to a normal macaron to see how big it really is but rm10 seems alot but i shouldn't be complaining since i pay the equivalent over here for one.
ReplyDeleteNoooooooooooooooo! there goes the diet!
ReplyDeleteMichelle - not a new place but now they sell macarons. Hope the parents discover this place. Also sells other goodies like cupcakes, popcorn, cookies and a wickedly good chocolate mousse.
ReplyDeleteminchow - I know how u feel! I'm always wide awake after that sugar rush. Maybe eat them with coffee like what Kenny suggests?
Baby Sumo - awww, I think we were lucky to score these from the Gardens but Su did say they sell out pretty fast.
KY - but but it's pwetty!
Life for Beginners - hmmmm, coffee with marmalade macarons sounds like a great alternative to toast I reckon! Thxs for the great tip.
dropsofcontentment - I know, they're super huge but after a few bites of it, you find yourself finishing it off and asking for more...
C&C - yippee, glad to know everyone likes macarons!
Su Yin - I didn't actually, ordered them to be delivered to me vide my cute messenger boy.
J - good quality ingredients indeed and of course, Su's wonderful ribbons to give it a finishing touch.
Joe - pix in the Flickr stream. As big as your palm is the best reference. Sorry, no time to go buy other macarons to compare.
Au&Target - diet? I thought diet is a dirty word for you??
this is lovely!!! gotta go get this for my sugar fix
ReplyDeleteai wei - hope you do soon! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWowza! The palm of my hand (and I don't have big hands) is big! Need to get around to trying more macarons here, Delectable here I come!
ReplyDeletesalty chocolate is the way to go!
ReplyDeleteI love chocolate . I wish you guys would post every day.
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Hungry Female - they're huge so go slow!
ReplyDeleteeiling - yes, salt seems to bring the best out of chocolate!
lavolv - thxs.
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ReplyDeleteWow, palm size macarons are huge. That's some skills in making that. Lovely pictures. They look delicious!
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I had the raspberry macarons for the first time, and I was blown away by their flavor! The meringue's sweetness and the raspberry's acidity go together like magic. Eager to give it another go.
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