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Macarons for human, what about dog?

Patisserie La Douceur macaroons
1 Day 1 World Project: The human at 4:00pm – 5:00pm (last week)

Patisserie La Douceur, Taipei

I’m hijacking the saturdayTraining post for another lifestyle post because I’m playing catchup with the 1 day 1 World Project. And because these photos look good in sepia. :P

So anyway, I took a photo of these macarons from Patisserie La Douceur before they ended up in my tummy. Yum. I think the flavours were Coffee, Chocolate, Pistachio and some Orange Flower-watchamacalit. Needless to say, the Coffee one is the best. *thumbsup*

Some photos from the night we went to Patisserie La Douceur.

Patisserie La Douceur signboard
Patisserie La Douceur shopfront
Patisserie La Douceur shop counter
Patisserie La Douceur seating
Patisserie La Douceur

Now I love macarons. And those macarons got me thinking – are there macarons for dogs at all? I know there are pupcakes, but macarons???

 

Bubba Rose Biscuit Company, New Jersey

Now apparently that wasn’t an original thought because, guess what, this couple have ran a dog bakery in Boonton, N.J. for more than 7 years. And their shop Bubba Rose Biscuit Company sells dog treats and biscuits, including macaroons for dogs.


Source NBCNews.com

OK fine, so those macaroons look more like Oreo cookies than macarons. :P

The hunt continues and wallah!!

 

Wonderpaw, Melbourne

From Melbourne, Australia, the Wonderpaw Pup Patisserie Shop sells doggie macarons that look like the real thing.


Pup Macarons™ in a pretty package, what’s there not to like?

The best-selling flavours appear to be Peanut Butter Praline and Honey Lavender. You’d think a human would know those flavours, but Wonderpaw says that while their Pup Macarons™  are ‘made with human-grade organic ingredients, they may taste a little funny to the human palate, as they’re filled with pup flavours‘.

Like human macarons, Wonderpaw macarons come in a variety of bright colours. I was curious about how they create the colours in the macarons, and it appears that the colouring is derived from organic fruit and vegetables only.

I don’t think we have macarons for dogs in Singapore, do we?

So I guess Donna will just have to wait for yours truly to master the art of macaron-making … which I’ll say is not likely. Never made a single macaron in my life and I have no idea how one derives colouring from organic fruit and vegetables in the first place! :P

Note: As the macaron is a sweet treat, Wonderpaw recommends at most 1-2 pup macarons per day only. I actually think it depends on the size of dog too. I wouldn’t feed a chihuahua a whole macaron. It’s the kind of sinful pleasure you feed your dog on special days only, I think ;P Just like I won’t eat ice cream or potato chips everyday myself. ;)

 

Where to find

Patisserie La Douceur
website
Shop address:
品悦糖 – 法式甜品专卖
台北市大安區金華街223號1樓
No. 223 JinHua St., Da’An District, Taipei City
call: (02)3322-2833
1PM – 9PM; fri/sat until 10PM

Other reviews – ladyironchef, hkepicurioushungry in taipei, citynotes (cn)

Bubba Rose Biscuit Company
Macaroons product page here
Bakery address:
236 Myrtle Ave., Boonton, NJ 07005
call: 862-209-4677
mon. – sat. 10am – 7pm, closed sundays

Wonderpaw
Wonderpaw facebook

 

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17 Comments

  1. Awesome – doggy macaroons are here in Australia. I know people who’ll love these for their dogs!

  2. Yummy, yummy macarons for humans.

    • We are lucky we have generations of foodies who created so many recipes and different food, regardless of what culture they come from ;)

  3. Hawk aka BrownDog

    Hi Y’all!

    Hmmm…I would sure love some of those! However, since the vet has me on a severe diet to help control weight and my allergies, I doubt I can convince my Human to order any for me.

    Y’all come by now,
    Hawk aka BrownDog

  4. Usually if you google long enough you will find what you are looking for! Interesting, but they do look good!

  5. So tasty! I think my favorite would be coffee too. :) Thanks for sharing your hour with us!

  6. I am not sure about the ones for pups but the ones that you had looked like a bit of heaven! Mmmmm, coffee!

    • Always interesting to know what goes into it, wonderpaw website says it has less than 2.5% overall natural sugar content. Honey makes up a great portion of this percentage. I have no basis or knowledge to say whether that’s good or bad since I’m not a dog nutritionist and this is not the whole nutritional analysis/breakdown whachamacalit. And I believe different countries/people have different definitions of what is organic and what is not truly organic.

      Ironically, I am also quite sure I ate 4 macarons – not organic and pretty sweet :P but yes, a bit of heaven. Haha!!

  7. Nice idea, but I wonder if the dogs that ate these treats would need their teeth cleaned more often. I never have anything sweet but still need my teeth cleaned once a week to stop tartar build up.

    • Honestly, regardless of what they eat, all dogs should get their teeth brushed regularly because like you say tartar builds up as long as they are eating something. :) I think dogs that sleep more and play less with their chew toys like Donna, need their teeth brushed everyday. :p but that’s me :p

  8. I wonder if a person making doggie macaroons could cut back on the sugar? I would think that would be the biggest issues for doggies, aside from adding ingredients that are not good for doggies. The ones you got look super yummy.

    • I did look that up, wonderpaw website says it has less than 2.5% overall natural sugar content. Honey makes up a great portion of this percentage.

      I have no basis or knowledge to say whether that’s good or bad since I’m not a dog nutritionist and this is not the whole nutritional analysis/breakdown whachamacalit. And I believe different countries/people have different definitions of what is organic and what is not truly organic.

      That said, I probably would only feed it on special days like birthdays! :P Afterall, we humans don’t eat it everyday ourselves.

      Ironically, I am also quite sure I ate 4 macarons – not organic and pretty sweet :P but yes, yummy. Haha!!

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