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Sugar Rush: Yogurt, Uvetta, and Mandorla Gelato at Grom

"I would never think of pairing these three flavors together, but somehow it works."

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20090512gromint.jpgWhile all of the flavors on Grom's regular roster are outstanding, it's always nice to mix things up. The featured flavor for May at this venerable gelato parlor is Yogurt, Uvetta, and Mandorla: Italian yogurt studded with raisins and Sicilian almond chips. The yogurt base is intensely creamy but still refreshing, its texture much closer to a traditional gelato than any airy soft-serve. Its tang is tamed with tiny flecks of nuts and the rare, juicy golden raisin. I would never think of pairing these three flavors together, but somehow it works. Like granola-topped yogurt, without the oaty bits. In any event, it’s a refreshing almost-summer treat.

Grom
233 Bleecker Street, New York NY 10014 (map)
212-206-1738

2165 Broadway, New York NY 10024 (map)
646-290-7233
www.grom.it

2 Comments:

I just had this tonight. I found it just a bit too mild for my taste...I would have liked it more tangy/yogurty. But it was nice, especially the texture.

No Contest, Van Leeuwin ice cream truck or Jacques Torres ice cream is more flavorfull and also priced better. These two use great ingredients and the people working on the truck or in Mr. Chocolate's know what they are doing, are nice and have an interest in serving a great product. GROM is a automaton atmosphere for a very grainy product.

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