New York City-Part 3

Are you ready for another sugar loaded NYC post? I sure hope so, because this one is extra sweet.

I started my day at Bouchon Bakery with Amanda, Jenny, and Lori. We ordered a little bit of everything.

Several of you asked how we eat everything, well we don't. We all take a taste and move on. Look at the damage we did to these tasty treats. I hate wasting food, but we were on a mission to visit as many bakeries as we could. We had to pace ourselves.

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We all fell in love with Bouchon's macarons. We tried the peanut butter and jelly and vanilla macaron. The vanilla was dreamy! I wish I would have ordered a dozen.

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Next, we stopped at Magnolia Bakery. We ordered a few treats to go. We all enjoyed the red velvet cheesecake.

Levain Bakery was our next stop, where we met up with Susan from Doughmesstic. I have heard about their famous cookies for years, so I was super excited to try them. We ordered a chocolate chip walnut cookie and a peanut butter chocolate chip.

The cookies are humongous! The cookies are served warm and really are amazing. They really do live up to the hype. I personally don't appreciate nuts in my cookies, so I would get rid of the walnuts, but overall, these cookies get two thumbs up. My favorite cookie in NYC.

We took a break from the sweets to have lunch with Maggy, from Three Many Cooks. We enjoyed NYC pizza at Patsy's Pizza.

Fresh Mozzarella, Basil, and Tomatoes. So delicious!

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For dessert we went to Momofuku. We tried the cereal milk ice cream, birthday cake truffles, crack pie, and compost cookie. Honestly, I didn't care for anything. Too odd for me:)

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After a little break in our hotel room, we headed out again to try Billy's Bakery and Lulu's.

Jenny let me sample the chocolate Twinkie she ordered from Lulu's. It was fantastic! I need to try making them at home:)

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We took a cab over to Two Little Red Hens, a super cute bakery. In my opinion, they have the BEST cupcakes in NYC. The marble and Brooklyn Blackout were out of this world! I usually am not a cupcake person, but I could eat these every day!

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Our last stop, Serendipity. We had to go. We all split a frozen hot chocolate and I am glad we did because it is one mighty dessert. Loved it though!

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Next stop, BED! I hope you enjoyed my sugar tour of NYC! I hope to go back some day, I had a fabulous time sampling sweet with my favorite blogging buds!