Are you visiting Italy and you crave a really good gelato? Unfortunately there are a lot of touristy place that make fake gelato. In this video we will tell you the three secrets to spot a real Italian delicious gelato from the touristy fake one. Follow our three easy clue and you will spot the fake gelato from the real one!
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hey are you coming to Italy and can’t
wait to try the local gelato well I
don’t blame you but here’s three ways to
spot the fake gelato number one if you
see a mountain of gelato this one is not
real it’s full of air just move on
number two if you see funny colors like
Reds blues and greens this is artificial
it’s no good and number three if you see
a place that’s got hundreds of of
flavors well they can’t possibly make
all of them good but here’s how you do
find a great gelateria it’s very simple
look for a long line and I just so
happened to have found one right here
let’s check it
out gelato is worth the wait looks like
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10 Comments
I love spending my holiday standing in a queue
Yeah, just follow the tourist crowd. They always get the best stuff. :facepalm:
Well, we have an ice cream store in the city here which has about 100 flavours, all homemade and all good. Not nearly all of them my taste but I know that a lot are. The air thing isn't necessarily true either.
Full of air sounds great. Means it's fluffy/creamy.
If you avoid any and all bright colors regardless of flavor, you will almost only find fake touristy places. Like the overly ornate fancy one you visited here. THAT is fake. No real local business puts this much effort into looking 'artisanal' for tourists.
At the end of the day, it's ice cream, local gelaterias sell a lot to children, and blue 'smurf' flavor is extremely popular with kids. You're looking for muted colors in the adult flavors specifically, like pistachio.
Ah yes, chillato.
Gelato literally means ice cream… Its not "fake gelato" 😂
Typical yank
Giolitti's – the best flavours!
Looked amazing.