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Compared to American and French ice creams, Italian-style gelato is made with less cream. <a href="http://www.saveur.com/pistachio-gelato-recipe">Get the recipe for Pistachio Gelato Ice Cream »</a> (Matt Taylor-Gross/)This story originally featured on Saveur.Gelato is a totem.Yes, it's a dessert, but at this point in the collective American unconscious, it's also an idea. An aspiration. Gelato is the sophisticated European answer to everything crassly American. More pure. More worldly,...
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