Frost Gelato Rolls Out Fall Flavors

If everyone is already talking about pumpkin spice lattes, I’m not at all embarrassed about bringing up the fact that Frost Gelato has rolled out its fall flavors.

Bianca Montes is the assistant editor/digital editor at People Newspapers. Out and About is a staff-generated blog that details our experiences in the community.

I don’t know about you, but I love this time of year. For me, fall feels like a really good hug and a hot cup of coffee. It’s comfortable. All my favorite holidays are in the fall. And it just smells better.

And the food is great.

There’s something about the deep flavors associated with fall food that just makes eating fun after a summer of salads and Camp Gladiator classes, which is why I am really excited about Frost Gelato’s new fall menu.

This month, the local gelateria (located at Preston Hollow Village) is dishing out some unusual flavors like Matcha, Avocado and Chai Tea, and in October they’re going full force with Pumpkin, Black Licorice, Cinnamon, and Toasted Marshmallow.

BTW, all flavors are made in-house with the freshest ingredients imported from Italy.

The popular after-school spot also has a large display of dairy-free vegan sorbets that are as tasty as they are colorful – and if you’re a fan of summer, some of the flavors will have you on a permanent vacation.

Next time you stop by Frost Gelato, share with us what flavor you’re digging into by tagging your Instagram photo #peoplenewspapersoutandabout.

 

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Bianca R. Montes

Bianca Montes is an award-winning journalist and former Managing Editor of Park Cities People. She currently serves as a Senior Editor with D Magazine's D CEO publication. You can reach her by email at Bianca.Montes@Dmagazine or follow her on Instagram @Bianca_TBD. For the latest news, click here to sign up for our newsletter.

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