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Italy Explained: Gelato
Are you eating enough gelato? And, more importantly, are you eating the best gelato?
Gelato is Italy's most affordable and delicious souvenir, a treat in which every visitor should indulge as often as possible while in the country. This guide will help you find the best gelato, order more efficiently, and branch out in your flavor selections.
This book includes:
* A glossary of Italian gelato flavors
* Tips to avoid inferior gelato in Italy
* How to order gelato in Italy
* Some tidbits on why gelato is not the same thing as ice cream
Want to keep learning more? Join my Italy Explained newsletter to get Italy travel tips and find out about new books! -- italyexplained.com
From personal experience, I know that there are few things more satisfying as a traveler than the sense of accomplishment you get after planning a trip on your own, executing that plan, and – perhaps most important – being able to make decisions on the fly. As a writer, I love helping other travelers achieve that high.
I want you to own your trip.
I want you to be empowered enough to plan your own trip without turning the reins over to someone else. I want you to go into your travels with a swagger that says you’re confident enough to choose a restaurant, use the automated train ticket machine, and navigate the subway system. I want you to feel that confidence not because you know everything – no one does – but because you know enough to make an educated decision and to change plans if your first choice doesn't work out.
My name is Jessica. I'm an Italophile, and now I'm your travel cheerleader.
Gelato is Italy's most affordable and delicious souvenir, a treat in which every visitor should indulge as often as possible while in the country. This guide will help you find the best gelato, order more efficiently, and branch out in your flavor selections.
This book includes:
* A glossary of Italian gelato flavors
* Tips to avoid inferior gelato in Italy
* How to order gelato in Italy
* Some tidbits on why gelato is not the same thing as ice cream
Want to keep learning more? Join my Italy Explained newsletter to get Italy travel tips and find out about new books! -- italyexplained.com
From personal experience, I know that there are few things more satisfying as a traveler than the sense of accomplishment you get after planning a trip on your own, executing that plan, and – perhaps most important – being able to make decisions on the fly. As a writer, I love helping other travelers achieve that high.
I want you to own your trip.
I want you to be empowered enough to plan your own trip without turning the reins over to someone else. I want you to go into your travels with a swagger that says you’re confident enough to choose a restaurant, use the automated train ticket machine, and navigate the subway system. I want you to feel that confidence not because you know everything – no one does – but because you know enough to make an educated decision and to change plans if your first choice doesn't work out.
My name is Jessica. I'm an Italophile, and now I'm your travel cheerleader.
33 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 26, 2015
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About the author
Jessica Spiegel
2 books26 followersJessica is a freelance travel writer, social media manager, and gelato enthusiast based in Portland, Oregon and infatuated with Italy.
She has written about travel in Italy since 2007, and in 2014 launched her own site (www.ItalyExplained.com) helping to educate travelers on the vagaries of Italian culture so they can focus more on enjoying their trips and less on wondering whether they're missing something or "doing it wrong." From personal experience, she knows that there are few things more satisfying as a traveler than the sense of accomplishment you get after planning a trip on your own, executing that plan, and - perhaps most important - being able to make decisions on the fly.
She loves helping other travelers achieve that high.
Aside from her own site, Jessica's writing has appeared on The Huffington Post, MapQuest, Amateur Traveler, and Dream of Italy, among other travel websites. In her spare time, she's a singer in a band and an ardent footy fan. More information about Jessica is available at www.JessicaTravels.com.
She has written about travel in Italy since 2007, and in 2014 launched her own site (www.ItalyExplained.com) helping to educate travelers on the vagaries of Italian culture so they can focus more on enjoying their trips and less on wondering whether they're missing something or "doing it wrong." From personal experience, she knows that there are few things more satisfying as a traveler than the sense of accomplishment you get after planning a trip on your own, executing that plan, and - perhaps most important - being able to make decisions on the fly.
She loves helping other travelers achieve that high.
Aside from her own site, Jessica's writing has appeared on The Huffington Post, MapQuest, Amateur Traveler, and Dream of Italy, among other travel websites. In her spare time, she's a singer in a band and an ardent footy fan. More information about Jessica is available at www.JessicaTravels.com.
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