• @Fetus
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      58 months ago

      In Australia, gelato just refers to Italian style ice cream, with sorbet being used to refer to the fruitier ones that usually have no dairy.

    • @TheWonderfool
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      18 months ago

      I just thought it was a fancy way to call it so that stores could overprice it (never been to the US yet, but I have seen shops call it like that all around Europe). Today I discovered I was very wrong!

      • @AngryCommieKender
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        8 months ago

        I forgot the correct term. I meant sorbet

        Suffering from Sun poisoning and a bad first degree sunburn since I was stupid and forgot that UV rays penetrate the clouds with no interference unlike visible light.

        • @TheWonderfool
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          28 months ago

          Sorry to hear that, take care!

          Thanks for the clarification, now I learned even more! Here we have something with a similar name (sorbetto) that is actually very different (it’s a beverage)… So confusing!