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OMGelato expects to open Oct. 10 at 3829 W. Spring Creek Parkway, Ste. 103, Plano. The business uses liquid nitrogen to make made-to-order gelato. Customers will have the option of
combining more than 60 base flavors with mix-ins and toppings, such as candies, nuts and fruits. www.facebook.com/omgelatoplano
combining more than 60 base flavors with mix-ins and toppings, such as candies, nuts and fruits. www.facebook.com/omgelatoplano
By Olivia Lueckemeyer
Olivia Lueckemeyer graduated in 2013 from Loyola University New Orleans with a degree in journalism. She joined Community Impact Newspaper in October 2016 as reporter for the Southwest Austin edition before her promotion to editor in March 2017. In July 2018 she returned home to the Dallas area and became editor of the Richardson edition.
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