Celebrate National S’mores Day the right way on August 10! The gooey and tasty treat is a summer favorite and is simple enough to make in your own backyard with the key ingredients. If you’re looking for a place to get a s’more in NYC you’ve come to the right place, your kids will be cheering “we want s’ more!”
If you wanna go out for a s’more…
Stop in on August 10 at Francois Payard Bakery for a little taste of heaven. Chef Francois Payard is known for his French pastries but in honor of National S’mores Day, he has created a delicious treat. Macaron S’mores is a golden brown marshmallow, with chocolate ganache middle, and a crisp graham cracker shell. Doesn’t that sound great?
Price: $6 for 2 pieces, $8.50 for 3 pieces, $29 for 12 pieces; find a location close to you on their website
At S’more Bakery, everyday is National S’more Day! Take your pick from one of their delectable treats! The creative names are nothing compared to their creative tastes. For you chocolate lovers The Choco is right up your alley or check out The Salted Sailor for a mixture of sweet and salty.
Price: $6 bag of 2, $34 dozen; find a location close to you on their website
Everything tastes better dipped in chocolate, right? At The Sweet Life, you can get a tasty s’more that is then dipped into chocolate. With each bite you take you get a little bit of everything!
Price: $3.50 per piece; location: 63 Hester Street
On Saturday, August 9, from 9am to 11pm, and Sunday, August 10 from 9am to 9pm! Treat House, New York’s premiere gourmet crisped rice emporium, has created a new campfire essential with their S’more treat. Celebrate National S’mores Day at Treat House on the UWS and get one free S’more treat with any purchase!
Location: 452 Amsterdam Ave
If you wanna make your own s’more you’re going to need the right ingredients…
First you’ll need some graham crackers…
Honey Maid Graham Crackers are a fan favorite. There original flavor is great, but to add a little extra something to your s’more you might want to try their cinnamon or chocolate flavors! They are sturdy enough to hold a jammed pack s’more!
For a spin on graham crackers…
If you want to step away from the traditional s’more try using Tate’s Cookies as a substitute for graham crackers. These cookies are delicious (especially their chocolate chip ones). For a little zest try the butterscotch pecan or oatmeal raisin. Who says that you always have to play by the rules?
Next you’ll want to get a few marshmallows…
Baked offers handmade marshmallows that melt perfectly in a s’mores filling. The soft and appealing marshmallows are made in this Brooklyn Kitchen. They come in two flavors, vanilla and chocolate.
Price: $4.50 per bag; location: 359 Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn
If you really want to play around with your s’mores, check out MitchMallows! Homemade marshmallows are made daily in a variety of flavors, banana split, crazy coconut, and vanilla dream, are just a few of the many delicious flavors.
Price: Varies on product; location: Chelsea
And last but certainly not least you’re gonna need some chocolate!
You can buy an original milk chocolate bar at Mariebelle Fine Chocolates made with the finest cocoa from South America. If you’re looking to add little flare to your s’more and get a flavored chocolate bar such as blueberry chocolate or banana chocolate!
Price: $6 chocolate bar; location: 484 Broome Street
First established in 1983, Royce’ finally came to the United States in 2012 with it’s first location on Madison Avenue. Here you can purchase the delicious chocolate that has been tasted around the world. Make a s’more this summer using white chocolate or dark chocolate!
Price: $8 chocolate bar; locations: 509 Madison Avenue, 32 West 40th Street, 253 Bleecker Street
A weekend-only store, owned by brothers, produces some of the finest crafter chocolate in Brooklyn at Mast Brothers Chocolate. Indulge in one of their signature Brooklyn Blends or a taste of chocolate from around the world such as Madagascar and the Domincan Republic.
Price: $40 for 5 bars; location: 111 North 3rd Street
