In 1846, a gal by the name of Nancy Johnson patented a hand-cranked freezer that established the basic method of ice cream making still in use today. William Young patented the similar "Johnson Patent Ice Cream Freezer" later in 1848. These were some of the earliest examples of ice cream makers available to the general public. Commercial ice cream makers began to appear in the late 18th, early 19th century, when advances in refrigeration technology made the concept more feasible and the ice cream product began to rise in popularity.
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It was Jacob Fussel, who opened the first ice cream factory, but Nancy Johnson made the first hand cranked one, then sold the idea to a richer man.
The 1st ever ice cream machine was made in 1843
One can find a soft serve store when one goes to shops that sell frozen yogurts. One can go to a store like Baskin-Robbins. This store has many locations in Canada.
It was Jacob Fussel, who opened the first ice cream factory, but Nancy Johnson made the first hand cranked one, then sold the idea to a richer man.
FIRST - make ice cream with the ice cream machine. SECOND- sell the ice cream THIRD - make money you're welcome.
Ernest Hamwi in 1904
Technically, he invented it in 1904 at the St. Louis Fair but he was officially granted the patent for the first ice-cream cone and machine in 1920.
1936
The first ICE-CREAM SODA was sold in US in 1874.
Thaddeus S. C. Lowe invented the first compression ice maker. He invented it in 1866. An ice making machine was invented in 1851.
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Nancy Johnson invented the first hand cranked ice cream freezer in 1843. Nancy sold the patent to William Young. He marketed the machine as the Johnson Patent Ice Cream Freezer.
The pharohs invented ice cream by taking snow from a mountain and blending it with fruits and juices long ago, but the actral "cream" part came during the 1800s when Nancy Johnson invented the first hand-cranked ice cream making model in 1847. They called it "ice cream" because it was cream which was cooled or "iced"
1958
Vanilla obviously