Started by a Sicilian immigrant in 1905, Angelo Brocato’s is a gelato and pastry shop operating in the Mid-City neighborhood. Photo credit: Jessica Tan Angelo Brocato’s Cannoli Don’t make your friends and family too jealous – bring them back a bite of the Crescent City! Gifts from Café du Monde make perfect New Orleans souvenirs. We also recommend springing for their famous beignet mix to fry up the hot, powdery pastry when you get back home. Drink a café au lait, which is equal parts scalded whole milk and chicory coffee, then pick up a can of chicory coffee as a trophy of your travels. The French Quarter institution Café du Monde is a favorite for people-watching and 24-hour deliciousness. Café du Monde Chicory Coffee and Beignet Mix Pecan pralines aren’t just a tasty treat, they also make an amazing New Orleans souvenir. But if you eat them all before you get home, we won’t tell! Pralines are just one of the treats included in our review of must-try Louisiana desserts. This Southern confection is a quintessential edible souvenir. Pralines are a delectable mix of toasted pecans, sugar, cream, and butter.
Photo credit: Infrogmation of New Orleans Pralines Rouses Markets are your best bet for fiery local ingredients. Charles streetcar to visit Zara’s Lil’ Giant Supermarket & Po’Boys ( 4838 Prytania St.).
Head to one of the popular Rouses Markets - there is even a location in the French Quarter. Grab some jambalaya mix, roux, or gumbo base. Visit any supermarket to take home a variety of Creole and Cajun favorites. 3.5 Artwork from Jackson Square New Orleans Souvenirs for Foodie Friends Creole and Cajun Staples
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