Abacoa & Alton Neighbors - July 2026

J U LY 2 0 2 6 | A B A C O A & A LT O N N E I G H B O R S 9 Another distinction of the Macroron ® is the way that it is put together. Unlike the more traditional macaron, Munara creates each Macroron ® using elements that elevate the dessert beyond the more traditional offering. “Unlike the classic macarons with a solid ganache, each of our Macrorons® has a unique core,” she explained. “Sometimes it’s a cluster of caramelized nuts; sometimes it’s house-made berry jam.” That attention to detail, she added, extends to the ingredients themselves as well. “Our jams are not purchased from the store or a supplier. We make them all in-house from real berries.” Even the size of a Macroron ® is unique. “It’s 7.75X larger than the classic macaron,” Osmonova shared. Despite the uniqueness of the product, Osmonova has been deliberate about how the business scales. Growth has not been rushed, but instead carefully managed to preserve quality. That measured approach has allowed the company to build a loyal following, driven largely by organic demand. “Word of mouth has been one of the strongest drivers of our growth,” Osmonova said. “I’d estimate that maybe up to 2/3 of our customers are repeat customers.” As a result of that repeat business, within a relatively short time, the brand has established itself across the local market. “Within a year of opening our store in Palm Beach Gardens, we’ve been serving customers across all of Palm Beach County,” she said. That reach, she added, includes a range of both individuals and institutional clients. “We serve local businesses and organizations, including country clubs, private event planners, catering companies, and hospitality groups,” Osmonova said. That model has strengthened MacaronMaestro’s connection to the community, something Osmonova views as an essential part of the brand’s identity. “We’ve been fortunate to be part of a range of community events and organizations,” she said. From schools to charitable initiatives, the company has become increasingly involved in local efforts. “Contributing to local schools, pet charities, health-focused charities, and sporting events,” she said. For Osmonova, that engagement is not separate from the business, but an extension of its purpose.