When the temperature starts to rise, it’s only natural that you’d reach for some ice cream. A scoop of homemade ice cream is one of life’s best treats. But sometimes, life requires you to buy some ice cream instead. Link
This summer’s–and this Memorial Day’s–best frozen treats don’t require an ice cream maker. In fact, these five great ice cream flavors only require a trip to the supermarket (or an overnight delivery). These are our tried-and-true editor favorites. Link
Thill mom’s taste buds this Mother’s Day with a pint of all natural Talenti Gelato and Sorbetto. Link
Okay, yes I’ll admit I’m not a single girl, but I do have single girlfriends and believe me, I’ve been there… the tears, the empty feeling and the urge to tear apart every heart-shaped piece of merchandise in sight. Well ladies, everything is going to change this year. Who needs a man? Grab a few of your closest friends, follow my tips below and you’ll be celebrating in no time. Link
There’s no feeling quite like having guests gush over a dish you’ve made from scratch. Then again, there’s no feeling quite like turning up to your own party too exhausted to mingle because you’ve been slaving over a hot stove, either. Link
It’s December 19, and there’s officially less than a week until Christmas – so if you aren’t on top of your yuletide merrymaking, it’s high time you got into the spirit! Link
No need to keep fresh eggs on hand for whipping up batches of eggnog when you can just store a few pints of Talenti’s Old World Eggnog gelato in your freezer. Link
Talenti Eggnog Gelato – Cold and creamy with just a hint of nutmeg. Link
Even when the weather outside is frightful, this frosty treat will delight with tasty notes of vanilla and nutmeg. Link
Riding the coattails of the artisinal trend in formulating all types of foods with sea salt, Talenti Gelato e Sorbetto, Dallas, introduced Sea Salt Caramel gelato this summer. Link
It’s amazing the gluten free finds you can make when you just look around and see what’s in a grocery store. The newest great find is Talenti Gelato. Link
A requirement during any trip to Italy is the consumption of massive amounts of gelato. Link
The closest thing to traditional-tasting gelato we found at the store. Link
Fruit ices are thousands of years old, dating back to ancient China. But gelato, the first type of ice cream (see below for the difference between the two), is comparatively recent. It likely dates to Florence, Italy in the late 16th century. Link
Why should you be grateful to Bernardo Buontalenti? Born in Florence, Italy around 1531, he was a genius: painter, sculptor (he studied under Michelangelo), architect to the Medici royal court, theatrical designer and military engineer. Link
When it comes to ice cream and frozen desserts, the KitchenDaily editors drive a hard bargain (see the comments in the aforementioned taste tests for proof). We’re picky about depth of flavor, creaminess and texture, so it’s not often we unanimously worship one particular brand. Link
Try one of our Test Kitchen favorites. Link
Happy July, everyone! It’s National Ice Cream Month, which is quite fitting around here, as holiday-weekend weather in New York City makes me want to stick my head in the freezer. Link
Today, an amazing gelato maker, Talenti came to the F&W office with 18 flavors for us to sample. Link
This product is a HIT! If you are looking for a new ice cream flavor check out this Sea Salt Caramel with pieces of chocolate gelato. Link
Talenti, which makes scrumptious gelato and sorbetto in exquisite flavors, has introduced Sea Salt Caramel. Link
If you have not tried real gelato from Italy, the closest thing I have found is Talenti Gelato from your supermarket. Link
As food editors and test kitchen professionals we are often faced with very difficult, challenging tasks. We recently had to sample 18 varieties of gelato and sorbet in the test kitchen and I am pleased to say that we sampled all 18 and survived the mission. Link
I know what some of you are thinking. How cruel of me to write about something so utterly decadent! Link
Okay, so gelato’s not exactly a health food, but this splurge is so worth it. Link
The tangy, deep orange flavor of this sorbetto makes eating just a bite feel like a trip to Tuscany. Link
It was during the Reagan Administration that ice cream finally got its place in history, with our 40th president designating July as National Ice Cream Month and the third Sunday of this month as National Ice Cream Day (which is Sunday, July 16). Link
A week or two ago, the DMN published a feature on gelato, providing brief descriptions of various gelaterias in and around Dallas. Unfortunately, the descriptions didn’t amount to “reviews,” since there was no effort to evaluate the pros and cons of various establishments, rank them comparatively, etc. Link