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Italy Considers Fining Vendors Who Put Extra Air Into Their Gelato
Plus, the use of artificial flavors and coloring could be banned. Apr 22, 2021
Italy is known for its top-tier gelato, so it’s no surprise the country wants to maintain that status. And to do so, it’s considering laws dedicated to the quality of the frozen treat. The proposal ties bad gelato-making practices to fines and even suggests banning ingredients like artificial flavors and colors.
According to
The Telegraph, the proposal aims to rid the country of “cheapskate vendors posing as gelato artisans, who have been known to sell tubs which contain more air than ice cream.” Vendors who add extra air to the dessert, instead of vigorously mixing it, to give it a fluffier texture could face fines of up to 10,000 euros (around $12,000). The law would cap the amount of air in gelato at 30 percent.