Top Israeli Gelaterias Offer Refreshing Sorbet Flavors to Beat the Heat
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By חיליק גורפינקל
What happened
Amid a heatwave in Israel, several gelaterias in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are offering a variety of refreshing sorbet flavors. Shops like Emilia, Gelalucci, Mousseline, Cassata, and Stefan Bakery feature unique and classic sorbets ranging from dark chocolate and mango to unusual flavors like toasted rice and lemon-ginger. Prices vary from 16 to 31 shekels per scoop, providing a light, cooling dessert option for the summer.
- 01Sorbet is the preferred light dessert during Israel's current heatwave, replacing heavier ice creams.
- 02Emilia Gelateria in Tel Aviv offers Italian-certified sorbets including dark chocolate and limoncello.
- 03Gelalucci, a new Tel Aviv gelateria, serves classic Italian sorbets like 80% dark chocolate and mango.
- 04Jerusalem's Mousseline is famed for diverse sorbet flavors like grapefruit-basil and passion fruit.
- 05Cassata in Tel Aviv features hipster sorbets such as sesame and toasted rice.
- 06Stefan Bakery in Tel Aviv pairs sorbets with Campari, offering unique flavors like lemon-ginger.
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