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Reply to "There's a gelato university in Italy where you can learn how to make ice cream — here's what it's like to go there"

Classes range in size from 10 to 30 students, and more than half of students come from outside Italy.

Classes range in size from 10 to 30 students, and more than half of students come from outside Italy.
Students learn during hands-on instruction.
Photo courtesy of Carpigiani Gelato University

Kelerstein said that he began his intensive gelato-making course in the summer of 2014. He comes from a family of ice cream-makers in Mexico, and had always wanted to open his own shop in South Florida. Cartigiani was the next step toward achieving that goal.

"It's set up like a summer study-abroad program," Kelerstein said. "They get you into a nice hotel with accommodations, pick you up every morning, and take you to the university. You're there for eight hours a day, five days a week. I was in the same room as an 18-year-old kid who had just graduated from high school and a 65-year-old entrepreneur from Australia."

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