This May Shock You About DiSaronno Amaretto

This May Shock You About DiSaronno Amaretto

Chef Marcus Guiliano is an award-winning chef, green restaurateur, real food activist, professional speaker, restaurant consultant & ultra-marathoner. Devoting his career to a whole food, whole life approach, Chef Marcus has coined the phrase Eco-Lectic Cuisine. The notion behind Eco-Lectic Cuisine is how Chef Marcus marries healthy food with ethically and socially responsible sustainable business practices. Marcus is often heard saying, “It's the whole picture that matters." Chef Marcus, and his wife Jamie, had to overcome a handful of health challenges in the late 90s. He was able to eliminate all of the medications he was taking and in the transition cure an asthmatic condition he had from birth. After overcoming his various health challenges, Chef Marcus was invited to contribute over 200 recipes to several Dr. Gary Null's books. In addition to successfully owning and operating the first Green Certified restaurant in the Hudson Valley, Aroma Thyme Bistro, Chef Marcus has begun to devote his time consulting and trouble shooting for other restaurants. His master consulting project is 50 mistakes website: an free online cyber coaching tool for applicable to all businesses, not just restaurants. Garnering his passion for clean, sustainable, healthy food choices, Chef Marcus has launched other activist/watchdog oriented sites including: NoFarmedSalmon dot com, ChefonaMission dot com & the controversial FoodFraudTV dot com. On FoodFraudTV, Chef Marcus has called out fellow chefs for not being honest to their patrons on their menus. Chef Marcus has a rather large following on YouTube and his videos can be found under the moniker: MarcusG dot tv. Chef Marcus has been featured on CNN, Dr OZ, New York Post, New York Times, TEDx Longdock, Best Chef's America, Sierra Club Magazine, Huffington Post, International Wine Masters, Bottom Line Publications, Smithsonian (Online) and Organic Spa Magazine. The Colorado Dept of Agriculture stated, “Marcus Guiliano is the Willie Nelson of Farm to Table”. Recently, OneGreenPlanet named Chef Marcus as one of The “5 Food Activists Helping To Make Big Changes." Most days Chef Marcus can be found pursing his passion of food at his restaurant Aroma Thyme Bistro or on pursuing his passion for running on one of the many country roads and trails surrounding his restaurant.

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[johnolmos]

I have a bottle of Disarrono when it was still an Amaretto . The bottle is Vintage and has a Tax stamp

[TonyDiscenza]

At 2:00 I think you'd agree that you misspoke when you said that "almonds are an integral part of Disaronno." You meant to say that almonds are integral to making "amaretto". Otherwise this video is 100% on point.

[GayleJLang]

Thanks for the info on this. I love DiSaronno but who knew?

[aggi]

I'm a disaronno fan and you're wrong about the labeling, it says on the back, The amaretto liqeur

[jacksonbrown]

Thanks for the lookout Marcus!
Im currently in canada and can't find anything but the mainstream stuff 😔

[warriorsoftheheart]

DiSaronno tastes better than other Amaretto brands (to me)... Knowing it isn't from almonds makes it better, since I have hay-fever and have to watch my histamine intake.. Treated myself to a bottle for xmas.. Just checked it. It simply says "originale".. No Amaretto.

[MsJcmJcm]

Yup, have used Gozio for years, like them both. Labs can produce it for less.

[HUGEbanks]

I love Disaronno. I mix it with diet 7UP

[joeluis]

I love Amerrto with dr pepper maybe sometimes with milk I also enjoy amaretto sour‘s. Deserano is to expensive for mixing so i use gozio or di amore amaretto

[fugue]

Do you have a citation? Could you update Wikipedia? I had heard this before, but haven't found a reputable source for the info.

I don't like DiSaronno. Way too sweet/syrupy and... nothing interesting going on? or something? I know there are a million brands and I've only tried about 6, but the best I found in the USA was Caffo. The best I've found in Nova Scotia is DiSaronno because Nova Scotia :'(

[roygarcia]

Don’t they use the “bitter” almonds from within peach / apricot pits. Not the pits themselves ?