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No, Augusta Jackson an Africian-American refined ice cream and helped to make it a popular food, but people have had ice cream prototypes for centeries before Augusta Jackson. But Augusta Jackson is noted for inventing it.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y agoProbably not. The Italians have been making frozen desserts since the days when the Roman Emperors brought ice to Rome from the Alps.
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What food did Thomas Jefferson eat in his lifetime?
Thomas Jefferson was a vegetarian but also like ice cream, pudding, and also an ice cream called Macaroni.
What was Thomas Jefferson favorite dessert?
Ice Cream balls with special cream
What important events happen in in Thomas Jefferson's office?
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