Magnifico Curiosity
While both gelato and ice cream are frozen treats that bring joy to people around the world, they are distinct products with unique characteristics. Let's delve into the fascinating world of gelato and ice cream, exploring their origins, production methods, and sensory differences.
In 1984, President Reagan decreed a day for ice cream (every third Sunday in July).
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If you are always adherent to a healthy and balanced diet, you could afford a few minor sins today. So, feel free for a day to snack a little. Enjoy your favorite chips, gelato...
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Let’s learn some Italian: the word “gelato” literally means “frozen”. Still, the terms gelato and ice cream are not switchable! Even though the primary ingredients are the same (both contain cream, milk, and sugar), the proportions and the process are different...