Gelato vs ice cream

Ice cream vs gelato …

Although "gelato" means ice cream in Italian, there are several differences between these two frozen desserts. From the ratio of milk to cream, how the mixture is churned, and the texture of each.

We all scream for ice cream! Or sorbet. Maybe even some gelato.

Third stop: Milan, Italy After stumbling through multiple train and subway stations, with no signs in English, we successfully made it to our next destination: Milanooo! Our visit was very short, but boy did we do some damage -- they weren't kidding when naming Milan the "shopping capital of the world." During our quick stay, we made a trip to the longest {greatest} shopping street in the world, gawked at the beautiful cathedral (Duomo) and ate all-things Italian. The Italian food was…

Gelato has long been known as Italian ice cream, but what you may not know is there are actually many differences between the two, especially when it comes to our gelato! One of the main differences is that gelato generally contains less fat than ice cream, as gelato uses whole milk while ice cream is made with cream. This means you can have more gelato, and isn’t that reason enough to choose between the two? If you need any further convincing, here’s a few more 😉

gelato vs. cream

Get the scoop on your favorite frozen desserts with this handy rundown of all the sweetest things in our freezer aisle!

Gelato vs. ice cream: what's the difference, you ask? It all comes down to a few key factors. Learn what they are and what sets these treats apart!

I had an opportunity to design some funf little graphic and wall prints for a local artisan gelato shop! I love these colors, but the final prints used a slightly different color scheme. The design aesthetic is meant to feel really fun and casual. The inf…