Flavours change monthly at France’s flagship outlet of prestigious Turin gelato-maker Grom. All include sustainably sourced, high-grade ingredients like Madagascan vanilla and Peruvian chocolate chips. Find equally tempting branches in the Latin Quarter and Le Marais too.
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