Where to eat the best homemade ice cream in Barcelona?
Let’s be honest, we want to eat ice cream at any time of the year. Something sweet is always welcome before, during or after a meal.
But there are also two basic truths in terms of ice cream. The first is that it’s much better in summer and the second, not all ice creams are great.
For these two reasons, we will focus on the art of making ice cream, especially the rich and tasty homemade ice creams.
Although the ice cream itself, was invented in 1966 by an Italian, after many years, we have seen it evolving until it was reinvented itself, but still according to the original base:
Ice creams are classified by types and there are 5 different types:
• 1. Ice cream
• 2. Milk ice cream
• 3. Skimmed milk ice cream
• 4 Water ice cream
• 5 Sorbet
It only remains to know which one is your favorite and in which one you will order next time.
In Barcelona, we are blessed with a huge selection of ice cream shops, but there aren’t too many where they make homemade ice cream themselves. If your favorites are candy, fruit, with different flavors and textures, take note of these places.
Dela Crem: Located on Enric Granados, 15, you can enjoy delicious ice cream, without having to worry about whether they are gluten-free, vegan or if they have little fat. They are ideal for everyone. Nobody can resist eating these. www.delacrem.cat
Gelaaati Di Marco: If you are in the center of Barcelona, you’re in luck. This Italian ice cream shop offers an incredible assortment of ice creams. You can try: sorbets, lactose free ice creams, vegan ice creams, granitas, etc. Everything you can imagine is at your fingertips. www.gelaaati.com/es
Arcobaleno: These ice creams are made with organic milk, and they are up to date to satisfy all palates and all types of customers. For the same reason, they use foods derived from organic and proximity farming. Fresh and healthy www.gelateria-arcobaleno.es
Uncle Che: This glacier located in the Poblenou district has a lot of history behind it. It is one of the oldest and most renowned glaciers in the city. Where they offer not only homemade ice cream but a very good horchata. Every day, dozens of people line up to enjoy their products. www.eltioche.es/helados-artesanales-barcelona/
Gocce di Latte: Located in Pla de Palau 2, it will be your great ally if you are near Borne or Barceloneta. Ideal to stop for a delicious ice cream on the way to the beach or back from a sunny day. Its owners introduced the art of Italy into their crafts and created a delicious ice cream. www.facebook.com/heladeriagoccedilatte/
you will have only two dilemmas …
At which ice cream shop go? and … Which flavor to choose?