Heart of Tartlets

Sweet people making sweet tartlets. Met these ladies at the Drunken Foodie Dessert Cart event and sampled a few of their tarts. Some were a little hit or miss for me, but there were a few that were amazing, including the key lime and the raspberry ganache. Yum! Café au lait fell a little flat for me, as did the nutella.
I would be interested to try their savory tarts (this was a dessert-​themed event, so they did not have any of these available to try.) They have interesting combinations like grilled veggie with hummus and asparagus gruyère.
At 18 a doz for the savory and $ 12 a dozen for the sweet, these would be an affordable way to bring something unique to a potluck or event.

I am a foodie, anyone that knows me knows that I have a passion for food especially great foods.
Lately, desserts have not been getting their fair share of kudos, it’s mostly about celebrity chefs doing standard fare.
And whats up with all those cupcakes? They dress it up with s sugary top and leave the middle dry and bland.
I want a tasty dessert that is not overbearing and has a gillion calories in it, I just want to taste the flavor on my pallet.
These little morsels of unbelievable tastiness known as tartlets are just the thing. They are small, about the circumference of a half dollar, and about an inch thick, you can grab em and eat em. They come in a verity of flavors so you can try different ones and get a flavor burst of different sensations. And they are small enough, that even on a sugar restrictive diet, you can still have some and not feel guilty.
Today I tried the Nutella and the fruit tartlets. They were both out of this world, home runs! But I have to tell you that I liked the Nutella one a little better. I grew up on Nutella in Europe, and this little round, fluffy pastry filled with Nutella was so creamy that it was unreal. Normally Nutella is a little sticky, kind of cnsistany of peanut butter, but they make this into a moose, and put it into a great tasting buttery cup.
Fantastic stuff!
Andrew

Wow! If you want a treat then get ahold of these guys. I was just looking for a little something different for my daughters graduation party, so I googled and found «Heart of Tartlets». I ordered 150 of these amazing finger foods. But there was one draw back, I didn’t order enough! Please check out their site, you won’t believe what a couple of chefs can do with an amazing concept… Look out cup cakes here come the Heart of Tartlets… enjoy…

Cinco de Mayo is about freedom and I chose to bring a non-​Latin dessert to Mel D’s Cinco de Mayo celebration. Everyone was raving about them at the last Unilocal party and I completely missed out due to some super cra-​cra greedy Unilocalers who took around 12 tartlets at a time.
Totally lived up to the hype IMHO.
At a party with great food and other yummy desserts (like homemade cookies), this held up and people loved it.
I got three dozen consisting of the berry almond cream, strawberry supreme, and key lime. I don’t like key lime in general but these were the ones people were talking about at the Unilocal event and they were pretty good-​especially if you like key lime.
When one of the guest asked where did I get these delicious tartlets, another commented «heaven.»
For me, I loved the berry almond cream because the almond was a nice surprising texture and taste when paired with the berry, creamy filling, and wonderful crusts. It was a burst of good flavor. A lot of people at Mel’s celebration loved the strawberry supreme.
Tartlets are a unique dessert one does not commonly bake or can buy. Heart of Tartlets have flavor, service, and presentation.
My recommendation is to buy the flavors you love, then experiment. I’m sure to order again. You can call, email, or fill out the form online. The last two are easier since you might not be able to reach them when they’re baking.