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All tagged Dessert
Best donuts in Coeur d’Alene in honor of National Donut Day! Try the Davsont bavarian cream donut at Davis Donuts with the croissant like dough and flaky layers. Don’t miss their sourdough bread baked daily too! For fun seasonal themed donuts that children love try out Gross Donuts and The Donut House, and make sure to snag an apple fritter while you’re there as well as a blueberry buttermilk donut!
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho has some great dessert restaurants. Panhandle Cone and Coffee, Abi’s, and Dockside are my go-to places for ice cream. If you want freshly made cobbler, go to Anthony’s. Birdie’s Pie Shop and Bean and Pie make great pies, and for cookies head to Crumbl and Woops. Davis Donuts makes the best donuts in town.
Milk Bar Flagship opened for their grand opening on November 16, 2019 in the bottom of the Ace Hotel on 29th St. They have a Build-A-Pint station with customized soft serve pints layered with cake and toppings. Make a reservation to Build-A-Cookie or Build-A-Cake, created just how you like it. New bread bombs and cake truffles sold at this location only. Free shipping on everything through the holidays.
M&M Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies, my favorite cookies ever. Sharing two cookie making essentials that I could never bake without– parchment paper half sheets and a large cookie scoop. Using my Grandma’s vintage Kitchen Aid mixer and sharing some memories of my Grandma growing up.
Camp is a fun new toy store that just opened near Union Square in Manhattan. It has a secret door that opens up into a hidden “summer camp” with lots of fun things for kids to participate in. The theme is constantly changing. Inspired by two people who fell in love at summer camp, this place is great to take the kids, and buy a toy or two.
When visiting Morocco, be sure to eat a Moroccan pastry. They are an affordable sweet treat made from fried dough and drenched in honey. Some are filled with nuts and dates. They are traditionally eaten during Ramadan, but you can find them all year round.
My favorite pastry and dessert shops to visit when in Seville, Spain, along with fun close-by activities to do in that area, making for the perfect morning or afternoon.
