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]]>Palazzo del Freddo Fassi is a historic Roman gem that has been delighting locals and tourists with its artisanal gelato since 1880. As a small family-owned business, they’ve perfected the art of gelato-making over the generations and continue to offer a wide range of flavors crafted from high-quality ingredients.
In the heart of Rome, just a few minutes walk from the Trevi Fountain is Venchi, a legendary gelato shop with a history dating back to 1878. Along with ice cream, the shop also specializes in handcrafted chocolate candies and beverages. All Venchi products are made with natural ingredients using traditional methods, and, in recent years, a number of vegan options have been added to the menu.
Since 1900, Giolitti has been making artisanal gelato, Italian pastries, and mouthwatering hot chocolate using fresh, local ingredients. A visit to this shop, not far from the Pantheon, feels like a trip back in time thanks to its classic decor and elegantly-dressed servers.
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]]>This gelato shop is the oldest in Florence at almost 100 years old. Vivoli uses seasonal fruit and whole milk to create quality gelato from simple ingredients. They also have delicious coffee and pastries available—we recommend their affogato, which is a scoop of vanilla ice cream in a shot of espresso.
Suso is the go-to spot for anyone looking for dairy-free gelato. They offer both traditional and vegan options as well as gluten-free cone options. Stroll through the canals of Venice with a scoop of dark chocolate. Paradiso!
Using local, organic ingredients to create their gelato, Latteneve serves some of the best Italian ice cream you can find, in a variety of delicious flavors. They even have eight different kinds of chocolate!
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]]>Soaked in espresso and a little bit of rum, ladyfingers are the basis of this dessert which is made complete with a nice dose of mascarpone cheese and a little bit of cocoa powder. Nothing is a better way to end a dinner than a piece of this delicious treat.
If you love ice cream, you must take time to stop at one of Italy’s many gelaterias which served up this rich, dense ice cream that you can find in all kinds of flavors. This dessert is especially popular during Italy’s scorching summer months.
Are you looking to try a unique dessert that is oh-so-Italian? Panna cotta is made with a base of sweetened cream which has been molded with gelatin. On top of the cream base, you can find everything from honey and nuts to berry sauces. It might seem strange at first look, but you are sure to love it.
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]]>To make sure the vendor is selling gelato with no artificial colors or flavors, pay attention to banana or pistachio gelato. If they are bright yellow/bright green, you’ll know that’s not the natural color bananas and pistachios come in so you’ll probably want to move on to the next place.
Ice cream that can be stacked high is not what you want. If the vendor is able to make tall desserts with it it means that it has plenty of air and not an intense taste you want. Go for creamy, heavy textures that offer full flavor instead.
If you’re getting fruit flavors and have made sure that the vendor makes fresh gelato, you’ll want to taste fruits that are actually in season and at their best flavor. Eat strawberry gelato in May, but skip it in November.
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]]>But Italy isn’t only a treat for the eyes, it can also be one of the best experiences for your stomach! There are hundreds of dishes that are worth trying while in Italy, but these are the five most iconic that definitely should not be missed!
A food so iconic today it doesn’t need an explanation, try it in its place of origin!
Another world famous and favorite specialty, Italy provides the opportunity to try the original version, which will definitely knock you off your feet.
You can’t even think about Italy and not think of pasta. This dish is one of the favorites among Italians, and if you want to taste the real deal always ask the locals for recommendations.
Apparently having its roots as far back as the Roman era, this traditional dish will make you want to move to Italy. Even though it’s not as popular as the pizza and pasta, ravioli is really common on the Italian tables.
The classic Italian ice cream – remember to enjoy a scoop or two as it’s the best ice cream you will ever try!
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]]>The post Where to Find the Best Gelato in Rome appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Palazzo del Freddo Fassi is a historic Roman gem that has been delighting locals and tourists with its artisanal gelato since 1880. As a small family-owned business, they’ve perfected the art of gelato-making over the generations and continue to offer a wide range of flavors crafted from high-quality ingredients.
In the heart of Rome, just a few minutes walk from the Trevi Fountain is Venchi, a legendary gelato shop with a history dating back to 1878. Along with ice cream, the shop also specializes in handcrafted chocolate candies and beverages. All Venchi products are made with natural ingredients using traditional methods, and, in recent years, a number of vegan options have been added to the menu.
Since 1900, Giolitti has been making artisanal gelato, Italian pastries, and mouthwatering hot chocolate using fresh, local ingredients. A visit to this shop, not far from the Pantheon, feels like a trip back in time thanks to its classic decor and elegantly-dressed servers.
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]]>The post The Best Gelato in Italy appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This gelato shop is the oldest in Florence at almost 100 years old. Vivoli uses seasonal fruit and whole milk to create quality gelato from simple ingredients. They also have delicious coffee and pastries available—we recommend their affogato, which is a scoop of vanilla ice cream in a shot of espresso.
Suso is the go-to spot for anyone looking for dairy-free gelato. They offer both traditional and vegan options as well as gluten-free cone options. Stroll through the canals of Venice with a scoop of dark chocolate. Paradiso!
Using local, organic ingredients to create their gelato, Latteneve serves some of the best Italian ice cream you can find, in a variety of delicious flavors. They even have eight different kinds of chocolate!
The post The Best Gelato in Italy appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Don’t Leave Italy Without Trying These Desserts appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Soaked in espresso and a little bit of rum, ladyfingers are the basis of this dessert which is made complete with a nice dose of mascarpone cheese and a little bit of cocoa powder. Nothing is a better way to end a dinner than a piece of this delicious treat.
If you love ice cream, you must take time to stop at one of Italy’s many gelaterias which served up this rich, dense ice cream that you can find in all kinds of flavors. This dessert is especially popular during Italy’s scorching summer months.
Are you looking to try a unique dessert that is oh-so-Italian? Panna cotta is made with a base of sweetened cream which has been molded with gelatin. On top of the cream base, you can find everything from honey and nuts to berry sauces. It might seem strange at first look, but you are sure to love it.
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]]>The post How to Find the Best Gelato in Italy appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>To make sure the vendor is selling gelato with no artificial colors or flavors, pay attention to banana or pistachio gelato. If they are bright yellow/bright green, you’ll know that’s not the natural color bananas and pistachios come in so you’ll probably want to move on to the next place.
Ice cream that can be stacked high is not what you want. If the vendor is able to make tall desserts with it it means that it has plenty of air and not an intense taste you want. Go for creamy, heavy textures that offer full flavor instead.
If you’re getting fruit flavors and have made sure that the vendor makes fresh gelato, you’ll want to taste fruits that are actually in season and at their best flavor. Eat strawberry gelato in May, but skip it in November.
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]]>The post Five Foods You Have To Try While In Italy appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>But Italy isn’t only a treat for the eyes, it can also be one of the best experiences for your stomach! There are hundreds of dishes that are worth trying while in Italy, but these are the five most iconic that definitely should not be missed!
A food so iconic today it doesn’t need an explanation, try it in its place of origin!
Another world famous and favorite specialty, Italy provides the opportunity to try the original version, which will definitely knock you off your feet.
You can’t even think about Italy and not think of pasta. This dish is one of the favorites among Italians, and if you want to taste the real deal always ask the locals for recommendations.
Apparently having its roots as far back as the Roman era, this traditional dish will make you want to move to Italy. Even though it’s not as popular as the pizza and pasta, ravioli is really common on the Italian tables.
The classic Italian ice cream – remember to enjoy a scoop or two as it’s the best ice cream you will ever try!
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