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Sophia brought over some incredible cream puffs one day. They were airy on the outside and filled with cream to the max. She told me they were from Happy Lemon 40-23 Main Street, New York, NY 11354, the first kiosk on your left when you enter Sweet Season Shopping Mall (really small mall).
I had been waiting so long to have these again that I bought a box of six, not at all knowing who was going to eat all of this with me. I hopped into the car (my mom was driving) and started to dig in. I was so sad, the pate a choux was soggy on top, as you can easily see from this picture.
The inside is still stuffed with some of the best cream ever. My best guess is that there is a hint of cream cheese in there, which would explain why I love it so much.
I am now so tormented over this. It was so incredible the first time, but the soggy shell really killed it the second time. They are $1.25 each but 6 for $6. Considering how cheap they are, I’m definitely going to try it again and hope that was a fluke, but next time I’m going to buy one first and taste it before I buy a box.
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those cream puffs are so adorably-shaped!
looks better than beard papa
Mmmm, those look good! All that creamy cream cheese.
That sounds like a good plan. I’m sorry it wasn’t tasty!
My guess is you could make better!
I am sorry to hear that it wasn’t so tasty! I also think that you could make it much better!
Oh what a shame Jessica, it looks sooo good too!
EMC and Sophie, you two are making my head swell!
My mouth started watering at that third pic! They look so lustworthy!
I think the humidity made the top soggy. It’s all about storage, especially with the cream filling. I’d give them a try in “dry season”. This weather does affect pastries.
Lisa, it’s likely because they stored them in little plastic baggies in the fridge, but the correct storage is the responsibility of the seller, at least until it’s sold.
Holy cream-tastic! That looks fantastic!