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Talenti Gelato

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Ok, I can't say enough good things about this gelato.

I've tried four or five flavors, and they are all great. The Sea Salt Caramel is absolutely UNBELIEVABLE. I could crawl in a vat of it and eat my way out without regrets.

They do a great job labeling - and have many gluten-free flavors. The ingredients are simple and no HFCS. Looks like they make the gluten-free flavors in a gluten-free facility from the labels. I've never had a problem with their products.

Try it of you can!

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This gelato is so good. I can't stop eating it. It is absurd.

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Isn't it????

I thought all of it was good, especially the vanilla and dark chocolate. But the sea salt caramel should be illegal. Thank goodness the store I usually shop at doesn't carry the caramel....

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