GelatoChoosing the Right Gelato
When in Italy, stay away from the gelato shops with beautiful, colorful gelato piled high topped with fresh fruit in the case—this means it’s whipped and not the good, hand-made stuff. One way to spot the real thing is by looking at the color. Banana (banane) should be grayish, not bright yellow, and mint (menta) should be white instead of green. This delicious tip came from contributor Jennifer Dombrowski (@jdomb), who shares more wisdom on the subject in her latest story, Venice’s Biggest Tourist Traps and How to Avoid Them.

 

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3 Comments On "Travel Tip of the Day: Choosing the Right Gelato"
  1. naoma4|

    Best gelato I ever ate was a short walk from the Trevi Fountain. When I was in Italy I tried a lot of gelato. It must be made fresh daily.

  2. Gelato&IceCream_WV_NYC|

    Awesome tip! Ice cream and gelato is so important to my daily diet I’m bookmarking this one ;-)

  3. FT|

    Love the tip! We are huge gelato fans as we travel the world for free

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