Macaronic

No, it’s not misspelled. It sounds wrong, but—trust me—it’s right! It actually refers to when someone mixes two different languages together.

Umm , I didn't understand it. Sounded macaronic.

Macaron

Tiny french sugar burgers. Popular among white girls and pompous wealthy people.

"Wow, those macarons look delicious!"
"Yea but we don't have enough money."

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Macaron

This is very different from a macaroon. A macaroon is a coconut pastry, that is fluffy and white. A macaron, however, looks like a sandwich and is made of a cookie-like substance. There is filling on the inside. Learn the difference, people.

"What is your favorite dessert?"

"A macaroon."
"Oh, I don't like coconut."
"Neither do I. But I love those lil' sandwich thingies."
"OH MY GOD WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU THAT'S NOT A MACAROON THAT'S A MACARON"

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Macaron

Macarons are a delicious French dessert. Hard to make, but worth it!

Girl 1: Hey, whatcha making?
Girl 2: I am making macarons!

Macaron

The name is derived from the Italian word macarone, maccarone or maccherone, the Italian meringue.

Essentially, it's a biscuit for a wanker.

"Totes just picked up some low carb goji-berry macarons from this sweet little under ground café. Lets go home and play soggy macarons"

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Macaron

French for "yummy little sugar burgers".

French Person: Bonjour, je vous aide?
Normal Person: Yo, I'd like a "Le Royal with cheese"
French Person: Oui Monsieur Pulp fiction, c'est très drôle... Mais nous sommes une pâtisserie, pas de hamburgers ici.
Normal Person: Ok, give me like 50 of those little burgers.
French Person: D'accord Monsieur, ce sont des macarons.

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Macaron

Something like an oreo but instead of cream a less soft and less cold version of icecream,

NOT A MACAROON

I loved the macarons!

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