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I remember hearing a while ago that the macarons at Payard Patisserie & Bistro are gluten free? Can anyone confirm this? I also have heard that their flourless chocolate almond cake is too?

Any help would be much appreciated.

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I just wanted to let everyone know that I went there today and spoke with a few different people. They told me that the Chocolate flourless cake is gluten free but that is made for "special order" only. All of their macarons are gluten free-they come in 5 different flavors (coffee, chocolate, raspberry, passion, pistachio). They also sell huge "flourless and butterless chocolate chip cookies" that are gluten free. The macarons are great...I haven't tried the cookies yet.

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This sounds tasty...I'm going to go this week. What's your favorite flavor?

Guest Addicted2Gluten
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Of the macarons...my favorite flavors were chocolate (I'm a complete chocolaholic) and raspberry.

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I also wanted to add that I am going to check again for all of the ingredients in the cookies. I tried one of the cookies after 3 people at the store assured me that they were gluten free. Later that day I had a horrible stomachache, like the ones that I get when I mistakenly eat gluten. The cookie also tasted, in my opinon, too good to be gluten free. However, it may have been from something else that I ate that day or perhaps I was allergic/intolerant to something else in the cookie...since I have a corn allergy.

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Guest laughs8
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I finally went, and you're right; the macarons were super. No raspberry or passion ones, but they had blueberry and vanilla instead--pistachio, I think, was my favorite (hard to tell). The chocolate mousse was also very good, if you like your mousse not-too-sweet. To top it off, the waiter we had (we sat in the front) was beyond friendly; he gave us extra macarons to take home. I'll definitely be going back.

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