Gelato Business

Tomasu · Post by **Tomasu** » Sun, 19 Sep 2004 12:30 am

Hi Hi,

everyone out there!!! gelato or ice cream lover...
I need your contributions on where are the places that serve very unique gelato or ice cream. you can also tell me how i can make nice gelato or ice-cream or any links that you ve come across and would like to share to me...

you can drop me a email at [email protected]

Really appreaciate it!!!
Thanks

PhantomX · Post by **PhantomX** » Sun, 19 Sep 2004 1:55 am

Tomasu wrote:Hi Hi,

everyone out there!!! gelato or ice cream lover...
I need your contributions on where are the places that serve very unique gelato or ice cream. you can also tell me how i can make nice gelato or ice-cream or any links that you ve come across and would like to share to me...

you can drop me a email at [email protected]

Really appreaciate it!!!
Thanks

Try Venezia at guthrie house sixth avenue Great smooth gelati

vit_c · Post by **vit_c** » Tue, 26 Oct 2004 6:53 pm

i like the pokka shop at Meida at Liang Court. the servings are great!

My opinion - i dont mind paying more but the servings have to be decent. there's one at Takshimaya's basement near auntie Annie's - the serverings are for dieters!

Wh|teLi|y · Post by **Wh|teLi|y** » Thu, 11 Nov 2004 11:25 am

U gotta try TOrino. Its imported frm Italy...i swear its fantastic!!! They sell their ice cream at China Square Central and also to a few restaurants. They have desserts like Cassata, Amaretto...etc. YuMM

Gelato yum · Post by **Gelato yum** » Thu, 17 Mar 2005 1:02 am

A great place to hang out with delicious gelato , coffee and food ! heck it out ! and it is next to a massage and manicure pedi cure place called ART OF RELAXATION. If you go for massage or nails service, you get to have FREE coffee or tea at the GELATO cafe. VERY GOOD DEAL !

herby · Post by **herby** » Thu, 17 Mar 2005 7:59 am

i believe gelato is less fattening? Correct me if I am wrong..

gelatee · Post by **gelatee** » Wed, 03 Aug 2005 12:33 pm

Found a new place for gelato lover. Newly opened at 34 Watten Rise.

Frutti Di Bosco, Nocciola, Bacio, Strawberry - die, die must try.

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Wed, 03 Aug 2005 1:53 pm

can you compare to the quality in Italy? Will give it a try asap, something I really miss here, a real Italian gelato...

thanks,

Eric

psying · Post by **psying** » Mon, 08 Aug 2005 10:23 am

i suppose its less fat..cause they always mention low fat...

i like black sesame ones...PS ones r nice..more serving den i get from taka..taka is so little..

i like the dark chocolate and black sesame..yumi

beenhere10years · Post by **beenhere10years** » Sat, 13 Aug 2005 5:39 pm

I know we're talking about gelato here, but for real ice cream, what could beat the Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop at the Zoo? Yes, I know -- it's out of the way. Luckily not for me: I pick up the kids at the American School, and there it is, right off the the BKE. It may be owned by Unilever now, but still a quality product with a social conscience.

dot dot dot · Post by **dot dot dot** » Sat, 13 Aug 2005 7:23 pm

true beenhere10years,

but to me nothing beats the real Italian gelato... But then again, it is probably the nostalgy that adds to it, wish I was just strolling along the small streets of San Gimignano in Tuscany, a gelato in one hand and the misses in the other hand

Ben & jerry's is a nice alternative though!

Eric

beenhere10years · Post by **beenhere10years** » Sun, 14 Aug 2005 8:07 am

Eric,

Yes indeed, so much of our affinities can be attributed to sentimentality and wistfulness. B&Js conjures up for me bright azur skies over green rolling hills, the smell of clover so sweet you can taste it. Cows grazing on distant pastures blanketed with wild flowers. Starkly frigid nights, dazzled by a mlillion stars with the air so cold it hurts to breathe.

Now I've gone and made myself sad.

thmejlfm · Post by **thmejlfm** » Tue, 16 Aug 2005 9:35 am

Did you try the Bravissimo Italian Ice Cream at Marina Square, level 2 inside Giant facing the cashier?

Not bad, the Raspberry, Cookies & Cream, black sesame, Tiramisu. And the special D24 Durian, taste great. They said these ice cream are 94% Fat Free for milk flavours n 99.5% fat free for Fruits flavours.

Eric from the Netherlands wrote:can you compare to the quality in Italy? Will give it a try asap, something I really miss here, a real Italian gelato...

thanks,

Eric

beenhere10years · Post by **beenhere10years** » Tue, 16 Aug 2005 2:35 pm

When people ask me what life in Singapore is like, I usually tell them my gelato story.

Years ago my friends had finished a lovely dinner on Boat Quay and decided to walk along the river for a bit. They came upon a little shop named the "Gelato Cafe'. Since gelato sounded very good to them, they went in, and after consulting the extensive menu behind the counter, made their decisions:

'May I have a have a hazelnut gelato please?' my friend ask the old man behind the counter.
"Sorry, no stock-lah', he said.
'OK, how about chocolate?'
'No, we're out of chocolate', he said.
'Lemon then?'
'No, no Lemon' he replied.
'OK. Well what flavor of gelato do you have'?
'No gelato, only frozen yogurt'.
'But isn't the name of this shop The Gelato Cafe ?!?'
'Yes, but gelato machine -- very expensive'

mel_expert · Post by **mel_expert** » Thu, 14 Sep 2006 9:28 pm

u should try the one at the basement of Paragon. Its called Bravissimmo i think. Its fabulous the D24 ice cream is heavenly. First time i have ever tried such good durian ice cream. Thier double chocolate is damn good too. must try

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