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International Celebration of ICE CREAM
A Not-So-Brief History
The story of ice cream has traveled the world and dates back to ancient times. Interestingly, for most of its history, ice cream was a delicacy enjoyed exclusively by royalty.
13th century, Italy
500 BC, Persia
18th century, America
European settlers bring the recipe for ice cream to America.
The People of the Persian Empire are believed to have invented the frozen dessert first; they would pour juice or syrup on snow to eat during hot summers.
Marco Polo returns from his travels in the east and brings a recipe for ice cream as we know it today back to Italy.
Ice cream innovation and production take off.
Italian duchess, Catherine de' Medici, introduces ice cream to France.
The emperors of the Tang Dynasty are believed to have been the first to eat “a frozen milk-like confection” made with milk, flour, and camphor.
20th century, America
16th century, France
618 – 907 AD, China
A Not-So-Brief History
You’ve never seen an ice cream cake made like this!
A Worldwide Phenomenon
As ice cream made its way around the globe, different parts of the world came up with different ways
of making this frozen dessert.
United States:
Ice Cream
Germany:
Spaghettieis
Mexico:
Paletas
Greece:
Pagato
England:
Clotted Cream
Ice Cream
China:
Fried Ice Cream
Iran:
Faloodeh
Thailand:
I Tim Pad
Italy:
Gelato
Malaysia:
Ais Kacang
Israel:
Halva Ice Cream
Philippines:
Sorbetes
India:
Kulfi
Delicious Fun Facts
www.icecream.com
Delicious Fun Facts
The Top 5
Countries in the World for Ice Cream Consumption
8
6
4
2
0
Gallons per capita per year
Sweden
Finland
Australia
United
States
New
Zealand
A cow produces enough milk to make 2 gallons of ice cream per day!
How Much
Ice Cream Can
a Cow Make?