There are nine large colorful macarons in the main arrangement, but a few smaller treats are tucked into the spaces between them.
Answer: 12 macarons. Count the nine large macarons, then add the small purple one behind the top row, the small pink one between the middle macarons and the little mint-green one near the bottom row.
It’s easy to overlook the smaller treats when the bright colors of the larger ones draw your attention first. Did you find all twelve?
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