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What are creamy pralines?

Aunt Sally's Creamy Pralines are a blend of American-style pralines and Creole French Family traditions. We created the American Creamy Pralines by adding a secret blend and some cream, making pralines that have a texture and taste like rich, indulgent fudge with the sweetness of our Original Pralines. ...

How long do Aunt Sally's creamy pralines last?

Aunt Sally's Creamy Pralines can last up to eight months. We pioneered the creation of American Creamy Pralines by adding a secret blend and some cream to make pralines that feel and taste like a rich, indulgent fudge with all the sweetness of our Original Pralines. They are also available in bite-size pralines that we named pralinettes. ...

Where can I buy pralines in New Orleans?

Today, Aunt Sally’s Pralines operates two retail stores in the heart of our home city, New Orleans. At our stores and online we sell New Orleans gifts and souvenirs, including excellent cookbooks, collectibles, and local goods. And, of course, our Original, Creamy, and Chewy pralines. ...

What are the ingredients for making pralines?

To make pralines, you will need: 2 cups pecan halves, 2 cups granulated sugar, 2 cups firmly-packed light or dark brown sugar*, 1 cup evaporated milk, 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into small pieces, and 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract or bourbon (optional). The type of brown sugar used will determine the color of the pralines. ...

Where did Aunt Sally's pralines come from?

Aunt Sally’s Pralines was founded in the tightly knit French Creole community of New Orleans in the early 1900s. In 1935, Diane and Pierre Bagur opened the first Aunt Sally’s Praline Shop in the French Market. They sold handmade pralines, along with a collection of retail merchandise representing New Orleans culture and Creole traditions. ...