There are very few things that you can buy in New York for $2. Before this week I thought it would get you little more than a bottle of water or a prepackaged cookie. I once went to Dean & Deluca and ordered a Rice Krispie treat, only to find out it cost $4 (I walked out without it). After living here for 3 years I have become used to high prices, but that doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate a good deal, especially when it involves chocolate.
On my way to pick up more baking accessories at New York Cake & Baking this week, I stopped at Daniele’s Piadina next door to get an iced tea. I was a little hungry and decided to order their Mudpie Square as a snack. All I knew about the square was that it was chocolate and cost $2, so I figured it would be a nice, small bite that would satisfy my chocolate craving. What the woman took out from behind the counter amazed me. Not only was the Mudpie Square a beautiful piece of chocolate, but it was HUGE. It was approximately 3″ square, and tasted like a combination a fudge, pudding and brownies. The pudding-like center made it melt in your mouth, and I savored every bite. It is one of the best chocolate desserts in the city, all for only $2! I wish I had a picture to show you, but I finished it well before I got home to my camera. I’ll use this as an excuse to go back for more.
Daniele’s Piadina
www.dpiadina.com
64 West 22nd (at 6th Avenue), NYC
Subway: N/R to 23rd street
(212) 989-1307
I’ll be in NY soon and definitely want to give these a try.
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Oh man, I gotta hurry and find an excuse to go back to the NY Cake Store!
Thanks for the tip I will forward that one on to my friends in New York!
Wow. Thanks for the info. I’ll definitely try one of those the next time I’m in NYC.
…heading for NY in mid October…will definitely! put this on my list of “must visit” place.