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Gelato

4 Verified Suppliers
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Concord, CA
 
Los Gatos, CA
 
San Rafael, CA
 
New York, NY
 
IndustryNet is the Industrial Marketplace for Gelato

The gelato industry focuses on the production and distribution of gelato, a popular Italian-style frozen dessert. Gelato differs from traditional ice cream in its composition and production process. It contains less air, resulting in a denser and creamier texture. Gelato typically has a lower fat content, as it uses more milk than cream compared to ice cream. The production process involves pasteurizing the base mixture, which includes milk, sugar, and flavorings. After pasteurization, the mixture undergoes homogenization to ensure a smooth consistency. The mixture is then aged to enhance flavor and texture before being churned at a slower speed than ice cream, incorporating less air. This churning process occurs at a slightly warmer temperature, which contributes to gelato's soft and smooth texture. Gelato uses a variety of natural ingredients for flavoring, such as fruits, nuts, chocolate, and coffee. Artisans often emphasize the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients to achieve authentic flavors. Gelato serves a wide range of applications, from standalone dessert offerings in gelaterias to being featured in restaurants and cafes. It also appears in retail settings, packaged for consumer purchase. The industry caters to diverse consumer preferences by offering traditional flavors like vanilla and chocolate, as well as innovative and seasonal options. The gelato industry serves various sectors, including food service, hospitality, and retail. It plays a role in the tourism industry, particularly in regions known for culinary experiences. The industry also intersects with the dairy and agricultural sectors, relying on the supply of milk, cream, and other raw materials. Additionally, the gelato industry contributes to the equipment manufacturing sector, as specialized machinery is essential for production. Overall, the gelato industry encompasses a range of processes and materials, serving multiple applications and industries.

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