A History of Ice Cream

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The surprising history of Ice Cream is both ancient and modern, and steeped in myth and legend enough to make you shiver on a sunny day.
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4 июл 2024

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@rickcraft4345 16 часов назад

I am the Great Great Grandson of Jacob. His daughter Carrie was my Father's Grandmother. We have a large collection of items concerning the history of the start of his Ice Cream Company.

@tomclayton6875 16 часов назад

I would like to pass on a little known secret about Ice Cream that helps alcoholics trying to quit drinking as a substitute for a drink. It has sugar, is very pleasant to eat, and acts as a positive sensory reward for not having alcohol. I ate a lot of Ice Cream in 2005 but am thankfully sober today, thanks in no little part to Ice Cream (and AA).

@patmcbride9853 16 часов назад

The Taylor company hasn't done well when it comes to keeping the McDonald's soft serve machines working.

@michaelgwfrogwelge 16 часов назад

You scream,😯 I scream... 😯The police come, and things get awkward... 👮‍♂👮‍♀👮😳

@dylanhuculak8458 16 часов назад

Melted ice cream deserves to be remembered.

@jonadabtheunsightly 16 часов назад

Ice cream also gained substantially in popularity in the first half of the twentieth century, not only because the technology to make it became more available, but also partly due to the influence of the US Navy, which used it as a morale-booster because it was something desirable that could be made on board ship, and which could be served to men on duty without impairing them (as contrasted with e.g. the British Royal Navy's rum ration). After the war, former service members returning to civilian life brought their ice cream habit with them. Some historians also credit the prohibition of alcohol, with boosting the popularity and social importance of ice cream in America; and its prominence in American entertainment has contributed to its popularity worldwide.

@gillbaldwin712 14 часов назад

The Marco Polo story always bothered me because the Chinese historically didn't eat dairy

@angustaylor5204 14 часов назад

Margaret Thatcher ice-cream story: When this is told in Britain it is said like - "She invented soft serve so she could charge the public the same price for less product" - This tale is more about the Conservative party attitude to it's own people than the ice-cream itself.

@SgtMjr 16 часов назад

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice Cream!

@lancerevell5979 16 часов назад

I was born 67 years ago, and can still remember the jaunty tune as the Ice Cream Truck made it's rounds of the neighborhoods in my childhood. Mom would give my sister and me some change to buy a treat. I was around six at the time. 😊

@robertjensen1438 16 часов назад

Where do you learn to make ice cream?

@cbrewitt 14 часов назад

35 years ago I rode an ice cream bike for a summer. How fast to pedal was an art. If you made the kids run too hard to catch you, they’d give up. But if you got it just right, they’d be hot and tired enough to buy two instead of one.

@martinthompson4707 16 часов назад

As a veteran Ice Cream man, i appreciate your work on this piece!

@BT_aka_PET_ROOSTER 16 часов назад

I could go for some vanilla bean ice cream on top of warm peach cobbler now…. 🤤

@stevenwiederholt7000 16 часов назад

13:03

@petesheppard1709 16 часов назад

"...to the oldest of...Presidents" Well played, sir!

@njpaddler 16 часов назад

As a child of the '60's near Philly, Basset's French Vanilla was it for me. Today, as an old non-dairy geezer, it's Talenti Non-Dairy Cold Brew Coffee, wordlessly satisfying, or So Delicious Mint Chocolate Chip that light my lamps. I still miss the Good Humor truck, though.

@alikaperdue 16 часов назад

I think "milking the buffalo" is the easy part of making ancient ice cream

@mrs.g.9816 16 часов назад

I noshed on a chocolate mint Klondike Bar while watching this! Ice cream has got to be my favorite dessert. The Good Humor truck with it's jingling bells and the man in the white uniform was a big part of my summer when I was a kid in the early 1960's.

@chaddnewman2699 16 часов назад

I live in Florida. A new, small batch, house made ice cream shop opened in our neighborhood a couple of years ago. It’s going gangbusters and I’m doing my part to ensure they stay in business, especially in the hot summer months.