Celebrate The 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade With A New Godiva Dessert

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is a time of true wonder. All your childhood classics take to the sky to fly! Families around the country tune in for one magical day each year. For 100 years in a row. Yes, that’s right. You’re old! I am, too. It’s okay, though, because we’re getting something sweet this year to celebrate the 100th year of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parades.

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Godiva Is Giving Us the Goods

Godiva has partnered with Macy’s for a special seasonal collaboration. Aimed to give consumers a sweet treat to make holiday planning a little easier or just something to snack on while they watch the balloons pass on down the street. It’s quite the meeting of minds, too. Godiva’s Executive Chef Chocolatier Thierry Muret has partnered with Chef Jakob Sleight of Macy’s Herald Square’s Stella 34 Trattoria to create an exclusive dessert featuring Godiva Masterpiece at its core.

The Masterpiece Ganache Torte

This special Godiva Masterpiece Ganache Torte, a rich and velvety layered chocolate creation, will be the perfect festive addition to Macy’s signature holiday experiences. Whether you’re eating breakfast with Santa or taking part in a Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Viewing Party, this mound of chocolate is hard to pass up.

The Masterpiece Ganache Torte by Godiva is inspired by Godiva’s Centennial celebration and signature Masterpiece Dark Chocolate Ganache Chocolate. The decadent dessert features layers of chocolate ganache, finished with crème fraîche, and edible gold leaf for an elevated seasonal treat.

Check It Out In Person

Unfortunately, there’s only one location to taste this delicate dessert. In New York, of course. You have to have it for the main event so naturally this is only found where the actual parade takes place. Specifically it can be found at Stella 34 Trattoria on the sixth floor of Macy’s Herald Square in New York City. It’s available from November 1st through December 31st so you have some time to check it out. You can find it on the dessert menu for lunch, dinner, brunch, and bar/lounge service.

Whether you’re checking it out in person or tuning in on TV, be sure to check out the 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on, you guessed it, Thanksgiving Day (November 26th). I’ll unfortunately have to be watching from home so I can’t dig into this divine dessert. I’ll still be looking for my friends Snoopy and Pikachu from afar though.