What is Eskimo Pie made of?

Answer 1

It is an ice cream treat on a stick.

Vanilla ice cream covered with a hard chocolate shell with on a stick. (Similar to a fudgsicle, but vanilla in the middle instead of chocolate all the way through.)

Answer 2

As related by Dennis D. Jacobs in his marvelous book "More or Less Loess," the Eskimo Pie was invented in Onawa, Iowa by Christian K. Nelson. According to legend, a small boy came into Nelson's candy store in Onawa one day in 1921 and couldn't decide between spending his nickel on ice cream or a chocolate bar. Nelson was inspired to try to combine the two treats, but he had difficulty getting the chocolate to stick to the ice cream. A candy salesman told him to try using cocoa butter to connect them and that did the trick. Nelson called them I-Scream-Bars, but when he joined forces to market them with Russell Stover, the famous candy maker suggested the name Eskimo Pie. The rest is history.

Answer 3

Same thing regular ice cream is made of. Sugar, milk, vanilla, etc.

Answer 4

Eskimo pie was made in Iowa

Answer 5

they are a type of pie.

Answer 6

ice cream

Answer 7

Eskimo ice cream, or, Akutuq, is a native Alaskan treat. It is commonly made out of fresh snow, berries, and usually some type of animal fat mixed with seal oil. It is sometimes said that this Eskimo treat has certain good health properties.