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Gelato Spots

Gelato is a frozen dessert of Italian origin. It is made with a base of 3.25% butterfat whole milk and sugar. It is generally lower in fat than other styles of frozen desserts. Gelato is creamier, smoother and silkier, as well as denser and more elastic and fluid, than American ice cream.

Gelato Spots on Long Island

Azaleas

241 Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, L.I., NY 11570


Find out more by calling 516-766-7557 or by visiting azaleasrvc.com.

Dei Coltelli Gelato & Sorbet

591 Willis Ave, Williston Park, L.I., NY 11596


Find out more by visiting deicoltelli.com or calling 516-801-1706.


Dolce Gelateria

Franklin Square:

220 Franklin Avenue, Franklin Square, L.I., NY 11010


Learn more by visiting dolcegelatonyc.com or calling 516-673-4994.


Bellmore:

2942 Merrick Road, Bellmore, L.I., NY 11710


Learn more by visiting dolcegelatonyc.com or calling 631-602-7273.


Gran Caffe

31 Hempstead Ave, Lynbrook, L.I., NY 11563


To find out more, visit grancaffegelateria.com or call 516-887-2878.


International Delight Cafe

322 Bedford Ave, Bellmore, L.I., NY 11710


To learn more, visit idcbellmore.com or call 516-409-5772.


La Nonna Bella

La Nonna Bella – a restaurant with a lovely name that celebrates grandmothers all around the world – couldn’t claim to serve authentic Italian food if they didn’t get every dish right – gelato being the most important item here.


660 Franklin Ave, Garden City, L.I., NY 11530


For more information, visit lanonnabella.com or call 516-248-0366.


Leonetti Pastry Shop

82-16 Glen Cove Rd, Greenvale, L.I., NY 11548


Learn more by visiting leonettipastryshop.com or calling 516-625-8242.


Spiga Bakery

2680 Merrick Rd, Bellmore, L.I., NY 11710


Find out more by visiting spigabakery.com or calling 516-557-2688.


St. Rocco’s Bakery

This bakery sells breads and pizza prepared in a brick oven, pastries, paninis, cookies, cakes, and homemade gelato.


4 St Rocco Pl, Glen Cove, L.I., NY 11542

Visit instagram.com/stroccosbakery or call 516-427-5333 to find out more.


Sugar Bae Dessert Cafe

The cafe serves cold and hot brews, bubble tea, mouthwatering cakes, crepes, waffles, baked goods, and plenty of gelato flavors.


259 W Old Country Rd, Hicksville, L.I., NY 11801


Visit sugarbaecafe.com or call 516-470-9598 to learn more.


ViAle Gelateria

424 Sunrise Hwy Lynbrook, L.I., NY 11563


Find out more by visiting yelp.com/biz/viale-gelateria-lynbrook or calling 516-442-0094.


Yolo Yogurt & Desserts

1355 Old Northern Blvd, Roslyn, L.I., NY 11576


Learn more by visiting yoloyogurtny.com or calling 516-200-9191.


Caffe Italia

1745 Deer Park Ave, Deer Park, L.I., NY 11729


For more information, visit caffeitaliany.com or call 631-667-0201.

Gemelli Gelato

139 W Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays, L.I., NY 11946


To learn more, visit gemelligelatohamptonbays.com or call 631-594-5600.


Fiorello Dolce

57 Wall St, Huntington, L.I., NY 11743


To find out more, visit fiorellodolce.com or call 631-424-0803.


Lic’s Ice Cream

74 Main St, Northport, L.I., NY 11768


Learn more by visiting licsicecream.com or calling 631-757-9099.


D’Latte Cafe

218 Main Rd, Greenport, L.I. NY 11944


Find out more by visiting dlattecafe.com or calling 631-477-6738.


Sant Ambroeus

30 Main St, Southampton, L.I., NY 11968



 

Ingredients: While both gelato and ice cream contain cream, milk and sugar, authentic gelato uses more milk and less cream than ice cream and generally doesn’t use egg yolks, which are a common ingredient in ice cream.

Butterfat, air and flavor: Ice cream contains at least 10 percent butterfat and usually has between 14 and 25 percent. Meanwhile, Italian gelato includes only about 4 to 9 percent fat. Yet gelato also contains less air than American ice cream — that helps keep it dense, fluid and creamy. And having less butterfat to coat your palate allows the flavors to emerge more, Morano tells The Salt.

Temperature: Another flavor enhancer: Italian gelato is served about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than American ice cream, at about 7 to 12 degrees Fahrenheit, so your mouth is less numb and better able to taste it.


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