No offense to Barbara or Neil, but you can skip the real flowers. Bring me gelato shaped into rose petals and we’ll talk.
Cold, sweet decadence. One taste and you’re making the kind of sounds usually reserved for the bedroom. It’s that good.
If you see one of these winged cupids flying from a store front awning, count yourself blessed, and act accordingly.
If, like mine, your part of the world exists in the desert of Amorino deprivation, get on a plane, a train, a mule. Whatever it takes because Amorino artisanal gelato isn’t a dessert, it’s an experience.
I’d like to tell you that on a recent trip to New York, I spent all my time traipsing through places like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Guggenheim, but I’d be lying.
I spent an obscene amount of time on the Upper West Side, making pilgrimages to Amorino for gelato and to Levain Bakery for cookies—but that’s another story 🙂
I love your priorities Aimee,
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LOL! Thanks 🙂
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Damn autocorrect, ☺️
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HaHa, didn’t even notice 🙂
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That looks amazing! But I know what song I’ll have in my head today.
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Sorry about that 🙂
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If the Guggenheim served gelato roses, I suspect you’d be in heaven!
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You suspect right 🙂
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It looks delicious!
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Unlike most desserts, they taste as good as they look 🙂
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WOW! I’d never heard of this! Ok. On my list of things to do someday when I get my man up to New York!!! Thank You and Cheers!!! 😀
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Amorino is In a few cities in the states, just not in Canada yet.
Houston, New Orleans, Atlanta, Raleigh, New York, Boston, Las Vegas Los Angeles, and Chicago according to their website 🙂
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Yep. That may just be worth the 6 1/2 hour drive!!! 😄 I’m spreading the word to my Atlanta buddies, though! Cheers!!! 🙂
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