Winter is traditionally not the time of year you'd think of indulging in gelato, but true aficionados of the stuff don't care... they indulge all year 'round.
This can be said of the people at Gelatissimo, who live and breathe it.
And so, Gelatissimo introduce: Sweets of Italy, their brand-new range of traditional Italian, mouth-watering winter flavours, available in all Australian Gelatissimo gelaterie from July 22 to September 8.
Sweets of Italy, the grand finale to
Gelatissimo’s year-long 'Flavours of Italy'
campaign, is such an Italiano experience. The range consists of eight
flavours, based on the traditional sweets and desserts of popular Italian regions.
Each flavour is rich and indulgent – typical of what Italians in Italy expect
of desserts in winter.
Hot
on the heels of Gelatissimo’s recent success at the 2013 Dairy Industry
Association of Australia Awards of Excellence (brilliant!), where they walked away with no
less than nine awards for their quality gelato including the top gong for
frozen confectionery, the Sweets of
Italy range is made with the highest quality ingredients, prepared fresh
in-store daily.
I have trialed all the flavours and... yum!
Early fave - before a single taste - was...
Cannoli Siciliani: a sweet ricotta base with crispy pieces of cannoli shells, pistachio nuts and chocolate drops all the way through.
Early fave - before a single taste - was...
Cannoli Siciliani: a sweet ricotta base with crispy pieces of cannoli shells, pistachio nuts and chocolate drops all the way through.
Because... this:
True, right?
No self-respecting Italophile would EVER leave the cannoli...
And you know what, after immersing myself in this flavour, this is the BOMB.
And you know what, after immersing myself in this flavour, this is the BOMB.
The other seven indulgent flavours are:
Tiramisu Toscano: a creamy mascarpone base, layered
with a coffee dipped sponge and a touch of Marsala wine, dusted with cocoa
powder.
Cassata Siciliana: rich and colourful, this flavour is
enriched with pieces of candied fruit depicting cherries and slices of citrus
fruit characteristic of Sicily.
Gianduiotto Piemontese: a deliciously smooth choc-hazelnut base,
which combines the richness of chocolate with the finest taste of Italian
hazelnuts.
Zabaione Lombardo: a delicious smooth and creamy
flavour of whipped light custard with a touch of Marsala, topped with dark
chocolate flakes.
Amaretti di Saronno: a ‘bitter’ almond base with crunchy
bites of amaretti biscuits in every mouthful.
Torroncino Veneto: a milk chocolate base flavoured with
honey and roasted nuts, and enriched with chocolate coated crunchy torrone (nougat) bites.
Zuppa Inglese Romangnola: an aromatic toffee vanilla custard
base layered with sponge soaked in Alchermes liquor, topped with chocolate
chunks.
Says joint-CEO of
Gelatissimo Domenico Lopresti: “Gelato is a year-round indulgence in Italy.
Rather than go for lighter sorbets such as Lemon and Mango, Italians expect
rich, warm, dairy-based flavours during the cold months, such as those we have
chosen. Our Australian customers can be assured that, with this range, we are
bringing them a true, Italian Winter gelato experience, presented in these
rich, alluring flavours of Italy.”
For more on Gelatissimo click here.
And, as promised, Josie's Juice has vouchers to win!
Gelatissimo has been kind enough to offer up 3 x $20 vouchers to trial these babies.
So, three winners will each win $20 of Gelatissimo vouchers to spend on this sensational new range.
To enter, here is what you do:
- 'Like' the Josie's Juice Facebook page
- 'Like' the Gelatissimo Facebook page
- Follow me on Twitter here and on Instagram here if you are on these social media platforms
- Tell me in the comments section below why you'd like to win, and which flavour/s you can't wait to try
- Email me at josiegags@optusnet.com.au with your address so I have those details if you are a winner
*Competition open to Australian residents only
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