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May 29, 2014

True Food Kitchen’s Silky Sorbet

The sweet spot

By Archana Ram | Photo by Sam Wells

Move over, ice cream: you’ve got some competition from True Food Kitchen‘s soft, silky sorbet as the ultimate summer treat. Sans dairy and egg, the seasonal flavors include lemon ginger, pistachio, and orange sea buckthorn. 7007 Friars Road, Mission Valley

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