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Neapolitan ice cream

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Neapolitan ice cream
n.
Ice cream in brick form, with layers of different colors and flavors.

Neapolitan ice cream
n
(Cookery) ice cream, usually in brick form, with several layers of different colours and flavours

Neapolitan ice cream - Gets its name from its layers resembling the Italian flag.
See also related terms for layers.
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Noun1.Neapolitan ice cream - a block of ice cream with 3 or 4 layers of different colors and flavors
ice cream, icecream - frozen dessert containing cream and sugar and flavoring


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NEAPOLITAN ICE CREAM Svelte in its cardboard sleeve, Neapolitan was always classier than its soft-scoop, plastic-tub rivals.
A house-made spumoni banished memories of those garish and evil-tasting Neapolitan ice creams of childhood.
The birthplace of the pizza and Neapolitan ice cream, Naples is also renowned for music - the romantic guitar and mandolin were invented there - not to mention stunning scenery.
 
 
 
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