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The Gelateria makes their gelatos and sorbettos from fresh ingredients on site. During melon season you will find sorbettos made from all kinds of melons grown in Texas from pink and yellow watermelons to orange cantaloupes to pale green honeydew. You might also find floral flavors such as lavender honey or rose petal and nut flavors like butter pecan or "turtle" made with pecans grown around Brownwood and house made caramel. We support the Brownwood Farmer's Market, Windy Hill Organics, Newman's Farm, Brennan's Winery, Bluff Dale Winery, Barking Rocks Winery.
(This listing was last updated on Mar 31, 2009)
Location
512 Center Avenue
Brownwood, TX 76801
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Hours/Cuisine/Other Details:
Open Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Located across the street from City Hall in historic uptown Brownwood.
Coffee Bar featuring coffee roasted by Anderson Coffee roasters, Austin, Texas. Home made cheese cakes, breads, brownies, bread pudding with Apple Jack Brandy sauce and other sinful stuff for your sweet tooth. No high fructose corn syrups!
Contact Information
Mary Stanley
www.theturtlerestaurant.com/The%20Turtle%20Gelateria.html
325-646-8200
Association Memberships:
Chefs Collaborative (Chefs Collaborative)
Slow Food USA ()
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The Turtle Gelateria serves 16 flavors of Italian ice cream and sorbetto made fresh each week by our gelato artisan. You will be surprised and delighted by regional flavors such as Jalapeno Peanut Brittle, Denman Peach or Dulce de Leche in addition to traditional Italian flavors such as Hazelnut and Lemon. Gelato is lower in butterfat, has less air and much more flavor than American style ice cream. We use the freshest ingredients and have the friendliest servers.
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