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| Frutiera (strawberry, peach, orange), banana, mango, and a complimentary sampling of apple |
While ostensibly about ice cream, this post could also be aptly titled "Latin men heaven".
At the ice cream parlor, a 6' 2'' footballer-lookalike opened the door for me, and not because I was looking hot myself! Two strapping grown men eating ice cream together in public, and to open the door for me on my worst-looking day ever (sans make-up, in glasses, sneakers) - what is there not to love about Latin men?
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| Footballer-lookalike is in white and shades on the lower right-hand corner |
Super like! I am salivating at the abundance of fresh and gorgeous food there!
ReplyDelete這邊冰淇淋的口味繁多（不過沒有舊金山的花俏/奇特），gelato是我的最愛！
ReplyDeleteThe ice cream flavours in Argentina sound very fresh and authentic. does that mean the weird/different ones in San Francisco are not as scrumptious...? Or is it just gelato in Argentina, and no ice-cream? Gelato is denser, so the flavour is much more intense.
ReplyDeleteSF ice cream is different, but not as 原味, I would say. Interesting point you made about gelato being denser - because there's no milk and cream mixed in, right?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1531917/gelato_vs_ice_cream_which_is_healthier.html?cat=51
ReplyDeleteGelato is dense because of less amount of air churned in. And it uses milk more than cream. So yes it is slightly healthier!