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It's Stone Fruit Festa at Eataly Flatiron!
4 days ago | By Eataly
It's summertime, amici, and with the arrival of warmer weather comes some of our favorite seasonal produce - stone fruit!
Join us from July 11-24 for Stone Fruit Festa at Eataly! We'll be highlighting all of this season's most delectable stone fruit: from yellow and white peaches and nectarines to plums, apricots, cherries, and more! Whether you're piling them atop a sweet panna cotta or throwing them on the grill to pair with a dollop of mascarpone, sink your teeth into this season's best.
If you think grilling ends after the main meal, think again. Grilled fruit, especially stone fruits...
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