Today, because I'm an ex-teacher/grammar nerd who enjoys sweet treats, we are going to discuss the difference between a macaron and a macaroon. It could be worse. I could be putting you through a lecture outlining the correct use of your vs you're or two, too and to or even their, there and they're. So count yourself lucky that today's little lecture involves the very delicious macaron and her less attractive cousin, the macaroon. You're welcome x
Now put your hand up if you've learnt something new today. Thought so. My work here is done. Mrs Smith over & out xox
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Thank you Kirsten. Wish people would get this write (or is that right?) LOL
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LOL! Pleased to be of service Anne x
DeleteI had just assumed it was a dialect thing but no I was clearly wrong and that's okay, I love learning new things lol. I AM ashamed to admit tho I never know when 'too' is appropriate or not :0/ oh well. Also... Never have I tried a macaron... What am I missing?
ReplyDeleteTo be honest, you're not missing out on much! Macarons are nice but give me the choice between a chocolate eclair and a macaron and the eclair is definitely the winner x
DeleteLove a good Macaron!
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