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montreal desserts

Montreal's food scene is on fire this week, offering everything from jiggly, cat-shaped desserts to exclusive brunch events that'll cure any Nuit Blanche hangover.

Aside from the seasonal return of McDonald's Shamrock Shake and the chance to craft your own pasta bowl at a new restaurant, you can sip local wine at a Saint-Henri café or score Montreal macarons for a steal.

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Right beside Jean-Talon Market, there's a new dessert spot that's as intriguing as its name. In the southwesternmost corner of Villeray, Nanana is the latest and greatest dessert boutique to land in Montreal.

Opened on July 12, it’s a place that turns the average pastry shop on its head. Nanana is where you want to go to try weirder and wilder high-end desserts that match its Italian Memphis Group-inspired interiors; think of lots of bright pastel colours with a postmodern look that pops.

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When it comes to Montreal's ice cream scene, the 514 has its refreshing dessert game on lock. So, with temperatures getting hot and humid, you can keep your cool during the next heatwave at one of the city's most creative creameries.

With so many ice cream spots to choose from, there's certainly no need to stoop for a scoop of classic vanilla when you can try the velvety new chocolatine and jam donut ice cream flavours at Dalla Rose or fill half a watermelon or pineapple with swirls of homemade sorbet at Le Blueboy. Talk about the summer ice cream, right?

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Looking to satisfy your sweet tooth? We've got you covered. Montreal ice cream and waffle shop, Gaufres et Glaces has introduced a brand new caramel milkshake, and the best part of it all? It has an entire Caramilk ice cream bar in it.

Located in Laval, Rosemont, and the Plateau, Gaufres et Glaces is certainly no stranger to some seriously sweet creations.

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This spring, if you require self-indulgence, be your own Easter Bunny! And then ask: Could there be a better way to treat yourself than with a Mini Eggs cannoli?

You read that right — a Montreal café has created the perfect combination of the divine Italian pastry and everyone's favourite Easter treat put together into one!

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When it comes to satisfying your sweet tooth, Montreal is home to so many sweeteries for some delish desserts — but nothing quite hits the spot like Mr. Puffs.

The puffs foodie experience was first founded back in 2004 by Billy Siounis and now has 40 locations across the province, with their newest spot opening up in St-Henri.

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Montreal is home to some of the most delish cafés and bakeries offering up decadent sweet treats that are bound to make your mouth water, Bernie Beigne being one of 'em. This Mile-End bakery serves unique donuts that are out of this world, including their most recent deluxe Twix donut with a full chocolate bar inside.

Bernie Beigne told MTL Blog that donut is stuffed with an entire Twix chocolate bar, then dipped into chocolate and topped with whipped cream. It doesn't end there: the donut is then drizzled with caramel and finally finished off with crushed Twix pieces on top. Uhh, yes, please!

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Narcity Québec has confirmed that Tim Hortons' beloved mini egg donuts are coming back as of March 23 this year. The seasonal treat consists of pastel Hershey's Eggies* chocolates arranged in a nest of sprinkles atop a glazed donut.

The dessert, dubbed the Easter Nest Dream Donut, is only available for a limited time. It will disappear from shelves after April 18. In 2021, it was on the menu from March 15 to April 6 and cost $1.99. It's unclear if the price will change because of record inflation in 2022.

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Fun fact: Did you know that Canada produces 85% of the entire world's maple syrup? With sugaring season well upon us, there's no better time for some maple-inspired teats, and Gaufres&Glaces is doing it just right. The Montreal ice cream and waffle shop introduced two brand new items for maple lovers across the city — a waffle, and a milkshake.

"It's sugar shack season and Gaufres&Glaces is always there for your sweet tooth," they wrote on Instagram. "Introducing our new maple syrup waffle."

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When it comes to treats and sweets, Montreal is home to some of the best cafés that are bound to satisfy your sweet tooth. Well, it looks like there's another spot to add to the list...Blonde Biscuiterie! The Montreal cookie café just opened its second location in the heart of Montreal's Gay Village and their cookies look so decadent.

Blonde Biscuiterie officially opened its doors on March 12 in the Gay Village where they'll be serving up some of the yummiest cookie creations you've ever set your sights on — and we can't keep our eyes off of 'em.

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Bomboloni Boss, the Italian stuffed donut purveyor that became a lockdown sensation, is expanding to the Montreal West Island with a new location on autoroute 40 in Dorval. And this could be just the start.

In an email sent to MTL Blog, co-founder and co-owner Christina Pomponio suggested the Dorval shop will be a launchpad for future Bomboloni Bosses.

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It's almost Christmas and that means restaurants across Montreal are unveiling their holiday menus. And the beloved Mr.Puffs has quite the unique one.

You can now enjoy new limited-edition flavours at your local Mr. Puffs and it's safe to say they're tasty enough to put a smile on even the Grinchiest of people.

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