its not masculine or feminime
no
You could say "une glace" (feminine).
Vanilla ice cream is "la glace a la vanille" in French
"Soda � la glace" or "Soda � la crème glacée" are French equivalents of the English phrase "ice cream float."Specifically, the word "soda" is an English loan word. The prepositon "�" literally means "at, to." The feminine singular definite article "la" means "the." The feminine noun "glace" means "ice cream." The feminine noun "crème" means "cream." The feminine adjective "glacée" means "frozen, iced, icy."The respective pronunciations are "soh-dah la glahss" and "soh-dah lah krehm glah-seh."
"The ice" in English translates to "la glace" in French which means that it is feminine.
The ice cream van is 'le camion du marchand de glaces' in French.
Type your answer here... In ice cream it is, crem di chef orl orb
My flavor ice cream is french vanilla
Many forms are, especially french barrel-churned ice creams.
glace an ice cream - une glace
Ice cream is two words, and neither of them comes from Greek. Ice comes from Old Norse, and cream comes from Anglo-French.
Crêpes avec de la glace = Pancakes with ice-cream
Ice cream in French is la glace.une crème glacée, une glace (NB glace can also mean ice)