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FUN MAGAZINE, August, 2005.
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Gelato
Milkshakes at Tutti Fruitti
3-30, TienMu West Road
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--By Tracy Perkins, Mark Payne, Joe
Duffer Translated by Chou NaiXien & Crystal Kuo
It's an American Classic: the milkshake.
But, for summer refreshments in Taipei, this has been
taken a step further by German Jen's Finke with his
fresh, handmade Italian Gelato. So let's call this one
Taipei's best international summer refresher. It's a
simple concoction, two or three scoops of gelato and
milk blended to a frothy, slushy, cold drink. I had
an Almond Gelatto Milkshake that was a simply superb
two scoops (NT$160). It had me wondering why a cold
beer was my first choice to chill out with when this
tasty and healthy alternative was here. Healthy? Yes,
because Tutti Frutti's gelato is low-fat and low-sugar,
with no eggs and made with fresh Taiwanese fruit and
quality Italian ingredients. Gelato flavours range from
vanilla to green tea, and include some 50-plus traditional
and exotic flavours in all. Tutti Futti is so good that
a number of restaurants and supermarkets have begun
stocking their shelves with it. So, if you cannot make
it to the store for a fresh milkshake, try the alternative
and get small bucket or two at a nearby supermarket
and blend one at home.
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