英[ˌmækə'ruːn]美[ˌmækə'ruːn]
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来自意大利语maccarone，一种面团制成的食物，可能来自maccare，捣，压碎，词源同macaroni.后用于指这种面团制成的糕点或饼干。
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A macaroon is a cookie or small cake that's usually made with almond paste or coconut. Macaroons are soft, sweet, and chewy.
Macaroons are not the same thing as “macarons,” the brightly colored French cookies made with sweetened egg white and various flavorings, but the words are closely related. The Italian dialectical root of both (as well as the word macaroni) is maccarone, which generally describes a variety of pasty foods, like dough or batter. Coconut macaroons are a popular Passover treat, and are sometimes dipped in chocolate.