
Vanilla Bean Éclair
$6.50Madagascar vanilla crème pâtissière, fondant glaze. The one everything else is measured against.
The weekly lineup rotates, so treat this as the repertoire rather than a fixed list. What is actually available in any given week goes up on the homepage on Sunday evening. Order by Wednesday for Sunday pickup.
Pâte à choux is the whole reason this exists. Piped, baked, and filled the morning of pickup — never the night before, because a choux shell holds its crisp for about six hours and then it does not.

Madagascar vanilla crème pâtissière, fondant glaze. The one everything else is measured against.

64% Valrhona crémeux, cocoa nib craquelin, hazelnut praline.

A cracked sugar lid baked onto the shell so it shatters instead of squashing. Filled to order.

Hazelnut praline mousseline in a ring of choux, toasted almonds on top. Made for sharing and rarely shared.

Six shells, vanilla cream, warm chocolate sauce poured at the table.

Bare choux, pearl sugar, nothing inside. The one you eat walking home — and the only one on this list that is shelf-stable.
One box, one bake, every Sunday. The lineup rotates — you find out what is in it when the menu goes up on Sunday night. Subscribers get first refusal before the box opens to everyone else.

Four pastries, whatever the week is built around. Enough for one person to feel spoiled.

Eight pastries across the week’s lineup, always including at least two choux. The one most people settle on.

Sixteen pastries. For a table, an office, or a household that does not share well.
Made to order with three weeks’ notice, and only a couple a month — a cake takes a full day and there are only so many of those. Every one starts with a conversation, not a form.

Layered mousse cake, mirror glaze, built around whatever the occasion is. Serves 10–12.

Four layers, dark ganache, salted caramel between. Serves 12–16.

A tower of choux bound in spun caramel. Built on site because it does not survive a car. The showpiece.
Orders close Wednesday, 11:59 pm. Pickup is Sunday, 12:00–3:00 pm in Downtown Toronto.
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