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Boston's best home-made Napoleon! Cheap big bowl! 🍰

🍰 Bazaar Supermarket: Boston’s Hidden Gem for Russian Treats & More This Russian supermarket is a treasure trove—beyond cured meats and Chinese snacks, their desserts are next-level. If you’re a fan of buttery, not-too-sweet pastries, add this to your list immediately. 🌟 The Star: Napoleon Cake Hands down my favorite in Boston—I ate 2 pounds in two weeks (no regrets). Sold by weight, it’s affordable and generous (perfect for sharing, though you might not want to). Two versions, both amazing: Butter layer: Rich, thick, and nostalgic—tastes like the creamy, crumbly cakes of childhood. Custard layer: Silky, smooth, and lighter, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. Neither is cloyingly sweet—just buttery, flaky perfection. 🍯 Runner-Up: Honey Cake Moist, slightly sweeter than the Napoleon, with layers of coffee cream and a hint of caramel. Dense but not heavy—great with tea. 📌 A Note on Other Desserts Their tiramisu missed the mark (a rare letdown from years back), but the rest? Worth exploring. The display case is full of tempting small cakes and pastries—take a chance, you won’t be disappointed. 🛒 Why It’s a Must-Visit Vibe: No-frills, family-friendly, and packed with hard-to-find goodies (Russian, Eastern European, and Chinese). Price: Budget-friendly, especially for the dessert portions. Bonus: It’s not just sweets—stock up on cured sausages, snacks, and ingredients while you’re there. #BostonMarkets #RussianDesserts #NapoleonCake #HiddenTreats

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Boston's best home-made Napoleon! Cheap big bowl! 🍰

🍰 Bazaar Supermarket: Boston’s Hidden Gem for Russian Treats & More This Russian supermarket is a treasure trove—beyond cured meats and Chinese snacks, their desserts are next-level. If you’re a fan of buttery, not-too-sweet pastries, add this to your list immediately. 🌟 The Star: Napoleon Cake Hands down my favorite in Boston—I ate 2 pounds in two weeks (no regrets). Sold by weight, it’s affordable and generous (perfect for sharing, though you might not want to). Two versions, both amazing: Butter layer: Rich, thick, and nostalgic—tastes like the creamy, crumbly cakes of childhood. Custard layer: Silky, smooth, and lighter, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. Neither is cloyingly sweet—just buttery, flaky perfection. 🍯 Runner-Up: Honey Cake Moist, slightly sweeter than the Napoleon, with layers of coffee cream and a hint of caramel. Dense but not heavy—great with tea. 📌 A Note on Other Desserts Their tiramisu missed the mark (a rare letdown from years back), but the rest? Worth exploring. The display case is full of tempting small cakes and pastries—take a chance, you won’t be disappointed. 🛒 Why It’s a Must-Visit Vibe: No-frills, family-friendly, and packed with hard-to-find goodies (Russian, Eastern European, and Chinese). Price: Budget-friendly, especially for the dessert portions. Bonus: It’s not just sweets—stock up on cured sausages, snacks, and ingredients while you’re there. #BostonMarkets #RussianDesserts #NapoleonCake #HiddenTreats

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