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From Fresh Milk to Frozen Delight: How is Gelato Made?

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Gelato making? It’s part art, part science, and all heart. At Anita, we’ve been perfecting our process for over 20 years using the highest-quality ingredients. Feeling inspired? Scoop up our pro tips and try making your own at home!

Sweet Beginnings: What Was the First Ice Cream Flavor?

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Think gelato is just a treat? Think again! From Alexander the Great’s frozen delights to the first sorbetto, its history is as cool as the scoop you’re about to dig into. So, what was the first ice cream flavor? Let’s dive into one of the sweetest stories ever told!

Sweet Harmony: Magic of Pie & Ice Cream Combinations

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Pie and ice cream? That’s the ultimate duo, and we’re not just saying that. Vanilla ice cream is a classic topping, but why not spice things up? An awesome pie already nails texture and flavor with that crispy crust and fruity filling. But to elevate your treat, you’ll need gelato! Check out our top pie and ice cream combinations, and get ready to make your dessert dreams come true. Pick your favorite, or go wild and try them all!

What is the Difference Between Gelato & Ice Cream?

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One of the most important differences between gelato and ice cream is the way they get their flavor. From the classics to the more creative, there are tons of options out there for both sweet treats, but you might have already noticed that they aren’t quite the same. it comes back to the unique way that each one is made.

Gelato vs. Sorbet: Which Should You Choose?

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Sorbet and gelato… both sweet, often fruity, and more than a little delicious. But what’s the difference between the two? Treat yourself to a creamy scoop of nougat Wafer gelato or a Strawberry sorbet, and find out!

Behind the Scoop : What is Gelato, Anyway?

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In italian, the word “gelato” means any ice cream, but in the rest of the world, it has come to mean a specific type made according to traditional italian methods. this smooth, silky treat has exploded in popularity over the last few decades. ice cream is nice, but gelato offers something more.