The fuel station rotates on the classic Italian Affogato

The budget friendly recipe will become a viral to direct Italian appetite with only two components that can be found in most of the road comfortables on the side of the road: coffee and ice cream sandwich.

“It is July and you know what this means: it’s the Affogato season at the fuel station,” a New York Samantha Brown’s travel expert recently on social media.

Affogato is served, which means “drowning” in English, with the fresh espresso that was poured on vanilla ice cream. But Brown, the host of “Places of Love”, was forced to improvise while he was on a trip on the last road.

“You see everyone in Italy, Busitano, Amalfi coast, but you are at the Gulf station off (Massachusetts Turn on),” she said.

To make the “fictional” experience, hold a cup of black coffee and ice cream sandwich from the gas station.

With its components stabilizing over the air pump, Brown dives the frozen therapy in the cup and takes a large bite.

“Delicious,” my mother is screaming.

“Once again in the car,” she added.

Brown said on Instagram and Tactok, Where its videos I got more than 3.1 million views and count.

Many followers commented that they loved the bound advice.

“A small wild trip,” said a woman on Instagram.

“I must love it!”

Another woman wrote: “A wild trip across Ohio and Pennsylvania comes,” wrote another woman. “I need to try it !! And the dream of the coast of Amalfi.”

“As a crushing person I couldn’t go to Italy this summer, this is invaluable,” one of Tiktoker commented.

Brown said it prefers to enjoy the light meal with the basic ice cream sandwich: the type is wrapped in the paper.

“I don’t use the Klondike or Chipwich tape,” she said to Today.com. “It is the perfect ice cream sandwich.”

The idea came to Brown while she was on a road on the road years ago with her young children.

She had noisy for coffee flavor ice cream, but nothing was found.

“So I was like,” wait for a minute, why don’t I make my country? ”

“Supreme times called for desperate measures.”