Italian Ice?
Italian Ice?
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Not spumoni...although that too does look delicious...
Like Luigi's italian ice...I was in Jersey last year but never tried it...I just realized last night they had it in my local store and tried it...and love it...
Like Luigi's italian ice...I was in Jersey last year but never tried it...I just realized last night they had it in my local store and tried it...and love it...
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Coming from Chicago, I grew up with the stuff. Italian Ice, or Italian Lemonaid...as it was called, was sold out of Italian Lemonaid stands. Lemon was the only flavor that I ever saw. Lemon is still my favorite. With the 'real' stuff from the stands, you'd sometimes get a few seeds in it. Brings back good summer memories.
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ive had it too, its great stuff. its hard to describe what exactly it is, kinda like creamy, flavored ice. ice, but softer.
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Italian Ice is basicly the same as sorbet. It is real fruit flavored shaved ice that is sweetend. It is mixed up first and then shaved so no syrup.
MMMMMMMM Italian Ice
Blueberry is also very good
There is A store out on the Outer Banks that sells like 50 flavores of Italian Ice.
MMMMMMMM Italian Ice
Blueberry is also very good
There is A store out on the Outer Banks that sells like 50 flavores of Italian Ice.
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From: Pineville PA
Around here (Philly area), we call it "water ice". My grandfather used to make it occasionally.
Yeah, it ain't no snow cone.
There is a fairly large chain around, Rita's, which makes a decent product for being a large corporation. There are also many independent shops. I'm pretty sure it's that way in NYC as well.
Also works well at parties for making "italian margaritas"
(I just invented that name).
Yeah, it ain't no snow cone.
There is a fairly large chain around, Rita's, which makes a decent product for being a large corporation. There are also many independent shops. I'm pretty sure it's that way in NYC as well.
Also works well at parties for making "italian margaritas"
(I just invented that name).
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Originally Posted by Noonan
Around here (Philly area), we call it "water ice". My grandfather used to make it occasionally.
Yeah, it ain't no snow cone.
There is a fairly large chain around, Rita's, which makes a decent product for being a large corporation. There are also many independent shops. I'm pretty sure it's that way in NYC as well.
Also works well at parties for making "italian margaritas" (I just invented that name).
Yeah, it ain't no snow cone.
There is a fairly large chain around, Rita's, which makes a decent product for being a large corporation. There are also many independent shops. I'm pretty sure it's that way in NYC as well.
Also works well at parties for making "italian margaritas"
(I just invented that name).
