“Delicious” in Italian: 10 Words & Phrases for Good Food
- Buono! The first word all learners should add to their Italian vocabulary is the adjective buono.
- Squisito! If you want to pay someone the highest compliment for their cooking, an excellent alternative to buono is the word squisito meaning exquisite or delicious.
- Ottimo!
- Eccellente!
- Gustoso / Saporito.
- Spettacolare!
- Delizioso!
- Invitante / Allettante.
- its nutrient content
- the quality of ingredients
- the presence of additives, such as preservatives, artificial sweeteners, and natural or artificial flavors
We can say that gelato is healthier than ice cream as it contains less sugar and fat. As explained above, ice cream has 14 to 17 percent milkfat; gelato contains just 3 to 8 percent milkfat. Take an ordinary vanilla ice cream : a portion of 100 grams (3.5 ounces) contains, on average, 125 calories, 7 grams of fat, and 14 grams of sugar.
While Italy cannot take credit for truly inventing ice cream, it has arguably done more for the evolution of iced desserts than any other country. It was in Italy that the ancestors of ice cream and gelato turned into more than just regional treats.