top | item 47151028 (no title) RiverCrochet | 4 days ago What's ice cream then? discuss order hn newest adzm|4 days ago Yeah, this article brings up a good point per se, but then defeats itself with nonsensical analysis and examples LgWoodenBadger|4 days ago And even more confounding, what's "water ice?"https://www.ritasice.com georgefrowny|4 days ago It used to be iced cream, which is more descriptive.Ice cream is a shortened pronunciation. kllrnohj|4 days ago When was called it "iced cream"? The first published recipe for ice cream in 1718 called it "ice cream", not "iced cream". The first recorded mention in English at all was in 1671 and there, again, it was "ice cream", not "iced cream". load replies (1) unknown|4 days ago [deleted]
adzm|4 days ago Yeah, this article brings up a good point per se, but then defeats itself with nonsensical analysis and examples
georgefrowny|4 days ago It used to be iced cream, which is more descriptive.Ice cream is a shortened pronunciation. kllrnohj|4 days ago When was called it "iced cream"? The first published recipe for ice cream in 1718 called it "ice cream", not "iced cream". The first recorded mention in English at all was in 1671 and there, again, it was "ice cream", not "iced cream". load replies (1)
kllrnohj|4 days ago When was called it "iced cream"? The first published recipe for ice cream in 1718 called it "ice cream", not "iced cream". The first recorded mention in English at all was in 1671 and there, again, it was "ice cream", not "iced cream". load replies (1)
adzm|4 days ago
LgWoodenBadger|4 days ago
https://www.ritasice.com
georgefrowny|4 days ago
Ice cream is a shortened pronunciation.
kllrnohj|4 days ago
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