Bianco Gelato crafts gelato the old-fashioned Italian way, with fresh, all-natural ingredients, and real organic milk. The gelato is handmade in-house daily for freshness that you can taste with each spoonful.

Bianco offers a wide variety of flavors, including classics like chocolate, hazelnut, and coffee made with real coffee beans, as well as special flavors like Nutella, stracciatella, mint, pistachio, Sicilian lemon, and salted caramel. Combine flavors to create your perfect dessert, or opt for dairy-free, low-fat, or low sugar options, and enjoy it on a cone or in a cup.

Bianco has been voted amongst America’s top 18 ice cream shops by Yahoo Food, and among Miami’s best ice cream shops according to Time Out Miami, and you’ll taste why on your very first visit.

Bianco Gelato
3137 Commodore Plaza
Miami, FL 33133
(786) 717-5315
www.yelp.com/biz/bianco-gelato-miami-2

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Doggi’s Arepa Bar, one of Miami’s favorite family-owned and -operated Venezuelan restaurants, will be your new favorite go-to spot for delicious and authentic food.

For the uninitiated, an arepa is a South American culinary tradition of baked maize dough, split to construct mouthwatering sandwiches that you’ll find yourself returning for time and time again. Doggi's serves over 20 kinds of arepas, made from recipes passed down through generations. Try traditional fillings like chicken, beef, and cheese, or go for the specialty Arepa Santa Barbara, made with marinated churrasco, tomato, avocado, and organic white cheese. Other Venezuelan specialties to try at Doggi’s include the grilled chorizo, empanadas, and cachapa, which is a traditional corn pancake topped with cream and cheese. End your meal on a sweet note with churros con dulce de leche or a rich chocolate torta.

Everything at Doggi’s is made from scratch to order with the freshest ingredients and highest quality meats for truly unforgettable dishes.

Doggi's Arepa Bar
7281 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33138
(786) 558-9538
eatdoggis.com

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You want to fill your home's walls with art, but anyone who has ever tried to get something framed knows just how pricey it can be. Luckily, there are a number of great alternatives to professional framing that will still help you to show off your art in an attractive way. Here are just a few smart tips for framing art on the cheap.

• Use an online framing service. Nowadays you can do just about anything online, including framing your art. Browse the web for online framing services like Framebridge and in just a few business days, you'll receive a beautifully framed art print in the mail — often for less than $50!
• Stock up on frames. If you prefer to frame your art on your own, stock up on affordable frames at craft stores or thrift shops. You'll often find secondhand, mass-produced frames backed with craft paper and foam, but don't worry; those can be easily removed.
• Remove the backing. If you do happen to find a great deal on a secondhand frame with built-in backing, remove the layer of craft paper by pulling out the staples or simply cutting it out. Next, remove the inner layer of foam or cardboard by again removing any nails or staples.
• Add a mat. Whether you disassembled your own secondhand frame or bought one new, at this point you'll want to add a mat to create a professional look. You can purchase a mat at any craft store, so long as you carefully measure both the size of your frame (for the mat's outer edge) and the size of the print (for the mat's inside edge).
• Clean the glass. Finally, clean the glass thoroughly and let it dry before placing it back in the frame. If you removed the backing, add your own backing with more craft paper and either glue or staples.

Frugal Living: How To Frame Your Art on the Cheap [Apartment Therapy]

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