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Different Flavored Macaroons - gluten-free, soy,corn-free too


LilyR

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I found a tasty treat in the clearance section of Price Chopper today.  Cans of macaroons.  The were marked down to $3.47 a can.  They are certified gluten-free and says so on the front of the can, but I also do not see soy, corn, or xanthan gum in the ingredients.  (I also noticed online they have a sugar-free one, but not sure what all the ingredients in that are).

I tried the chocolate, which are chewy and yummy, like the texture and flavor of a brownie with coconut in it.  Then I also tried the hazelnut chocolate.  Those didn't have much chocolate flavor at all to me, but I loved them.  They have a very nice hazelnut flavor. It seems like a nice substitute for a biscotti.  I am going to go back to the store tomorrow and pick up a few more cans since they are marked down. They seem to have a good seal on the cans and a plastic lid on top of that, so I am hoping they will store well.  

I looked up the brand online and found they have several flavors.  I'd like to try the almond, and also the carrot cake sometime. Other flavors are cappuccino chip, mint chocolate, and more. Here is the link - Open Original Shared Link 

It says you can buy them online at a few places, but amazon has some crazy, ridiculous prices for them.  A better place to order seems to be : Open Original Shared Link 

But you can also look in your local grocery stores.  I wouldn't be surprised if they are more common to buy in town during Passover or other Jewish holidays and if they are not in the gluten-free section of the store would probably be in the aisle with the other kosher, Jewish holiday items. (Then be sure to check after the holidays too, for clearance prices! :) )

I found the ingredients for the SUGAR FREE ones....click on the "food allergen and nutrition info" here - Open Original Shared Link

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