If you think ice cream and gelato are the same, think again. Gelato’s soft but dense texture and rich taste are the result of its custard base, which contains less cream and more eggs than ice cream. Typically made in smaller batches, gelato is frozen very quickly with a lot less air being incorporated, yielding a velvety texture.
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Olive Oil Gelato with Balsamic Strawberries
Dark Chocolate Gelato
Chocolate-Hazelnut Gelato
Coffee-Scented Custard Gelato (Gelato di Crema al Profumo di Caffè)
Traditional Vanilla Gelato with Wild Cherry Syrup
Lemon Gelato
Toasted Almond Gelato
Portofino Gelato
Gelato alla Crema