Maine desserts

These potato candies were originally invented in Auburn, Maine, in the 1870s when a cook who worked for confectioner John Seavey at Seavey’s Sweets came up with a recipe for coconut creams—with a spud-based twist. The potato has long been

Chocolate Chip S'Mores Cookies - Homemade Chocolate Chip Cookies with classic S'Mores baked right inside for the ultimate dessert mash-up.

Do you love Maine Whoopie pies? This article offers ideas on this authentic Maine dessert along with ideas on different cakes and fillings you can use.

You may not want to eat the carbs, but there is nothing better than fresh bakery goodies.

Whether you're planning a trip or you're a local, here are some of the Best Restaurants in Portland, Maine! From bakeries to speakeasies, this charming coastal city in New England has it all!

Since our area has an annual blueberry festival, my daughters and I are always looking for amazing new recipes to enter in the cooking contest. These lovely bars won a blue ribbon one year. —Debbie Ayers, Baileyville, Maine

Maine Whoopie Pies are a decadent treat! Chocolatey cake-like cookies surround a fluffy marshmallow filling for a delicious dessert!

Chocolate Chip Cookies get a sweet and savory twist with the addition of crispy bacon and a hint of maple! These cookies are a delicious blend of rich chocolate, salty bacon, and warm maple flavor, making them a unique and irresistible treat for any occasion.

Plain blueberries are nice but even nicer is the Wild Maine Blueberry Pie and Blueberry Ice Cream combo from Fox's Lobster House in York Beach, Maine.

Some of these popular Maine foods are commonly known, like lobstah and blueberries, but others may not be if you’re not a Mainer! These are some of the most famous and interesting Maine foods you need to try during your next visit to the Pine Tree State!