No, a macaroon is not a nut; it is a type of sweet confection typically made from egg whites, sugar, and shredded coconut or ground almonds. The most common varieties are coconut macaroons and French macarons, which are distinct from each other. While macaroons may contain nuts (like almond flour in French macarons), they themselves are a dessert, not a nut.
Macaroon molders are a pan, similar to a cupcake pan. They have shapes to mold the macaroon during baking. If you want your macaroon to be shaped like a star, heart, shell, or a variety of other things, you would pick the appropriate macaroon molder.
The girl gobbled down the macaroon, despite her mother's disapproval.
The word "macaroon" is spelled M-A-C-A-R-O-O-N.
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A macaroon is a cookie, also called a sweet biscuit or small cake. It is classed as a dessert.
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Yes, people and companies still do make chocolate macaroon cookies.
A macaroon is actually classed as a cake, because when cakes go stale they harden, but biscuit soften when they go stale!
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No, the typical macaroon cookie does not contain yeast. However, there are endless variations, so there maybe be some macaroon somewhere made with yeast.