Bakerzin

We'd been gifted with this yummy housewarming pressie from a very thoughtful friend, who'd checked out my blog for my favourite foods and gone to get one of my favourite macarons from Bakerzin. LOVE!

From top left column to bottom ($2 ea): Yuzu, Bitter Chocolate, Hazelnut, Raspberry, Pistachio
Middle column from top to bottom: Pistachio, Chocolate Orange, Gula Melaka, ango, Scarlet
Rightmost column from top to bottom: Gula Melaka, Yuzu, Raspberry



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