Credit photos: Andra Dănilă
Prosciuto
con melone - a traditional Italian anti-pasti (an appetiser before the main course)
And,
of course, gelato (ice cream)! The word gelato is derived from the Latin word
"gelātus" (which means frozen). Gelato is made with milk, cream,
sugar, and flavoring such as fresh fruit, chocolate, nut purees. In ancient
Rome, in Egypt or in Sicily, people made frozen desserts from the snow and ice
brought down from mountaintops. The first ice cream machine was perfected in
1686 by a Sicilian fisherman, Francesco Procopio dei Coltelli. But the
popularity of gelato among larger shares of population only increased in 1920s
- 1930s in Varese, a city from Northern Italy, where the first gelato cart was
developed.
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