Best Milkshake- Fairfield Cty- Very Thick so that it takes
a few hours to finish and with the best ice cream? Where, what is your favorite flavor and what type of ice cream do they use, not cold stone? Or westchester but prefer close to Stamford, have a serious craving.
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have you tried Lucky's in your neighborhood. Jfood went when it first opened and it wasn;t bad.
But jfood favorite is in Weston at Scoops. Thick as can be.
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re: jfood
Yes...Since Sante pulled out of Stamford years ago (he owned Gelato Paradiso, in the building in the back of the Cove Pizza parking lot in Stamford, and supplied most of the restaurants in the area that featured gelato), this is the first good gelato I've had. Filomenucia (sp?) does almost as nice a job, and I'm cosistently and pleasantly surprised by the traffic, even in winter, and given the not-inexpensive prices...
Half and half is the way to go, as long as it's half nociolo, half cocco.
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re: amanda3571
I believe he's long gone. After pulling out of Stamford (dispute with Cove, who apparently was getting pissed about parking lot issues), he went up to the Wilton/Ridgefield border on Rt 7, and was there for a year or so. then, one day, I was in the area, stopped in, and he was gone...sold, and I was told move to FLA somewhere.
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re: nbermas
hopefully you do not mind jfood answering as well. He believes the difference is milk in gelato versus cream in ice cream. Jfood thinks they make it right on the premises in the back since they are in such small containers. It is located on Forrest St down the street from Gates and Bistro Bonne Nuit.
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re: nbermas
I beleive gelato also has less air content vs. ice cream, and lower butterfat...as jfood say, milk is used, rather than cream. But it is hard to believe that when you taste it, since it is so rich.
As far as flavors go, I tend to be a purist, and go with nociollo (hazelnut), which is to gelato what vanilla is to ice cream...the "standard" flavor. But baccio ("Kiss", which is hazelnut/chocolate, and others are fairly traditional. And other classics include pistachio and coconut. also worth trying are in season fruit flavors, which she makes...in season. All good
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