I scream, you scream, we all scream for... gelato. In a city that heats up fast (and with little relief), the summer means New Yorkers happily reach for the nearest ice cream cone. And while the truck with the tunes that rolls down the street can offer a bit of nostalgia, a scoop of gelato can offer a richer treat.

Gelato means "ice cream" in Italian, and it's a serious matter on the other side of the Atlantic. But it differs slightly from the ice cream we all know and love. Gelato contains less air and fat than standard ice cream, and is made with a higher concentration of flavor and sugar. The result? Something unparalleled.

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