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Why is ice cream called ice cream?
Ice cream is simply named as it is cream (with or without added flavourings) simply frozen.
Why is ice cream not cream made of ice?
Ice cream was, many years ago, referred to as "iced cream." Over time, it was contracted to simply "ice cream."
What is the difference between sundae and ice cream?
ice cream is simply ice cream. a sundae usually consists of ice cream, flavored syrup, and sometimes fruit or nuts.
Home made ice cream?
I'm not sure what your question about homemade ice cream is, but you'll find lots of information on how to make ice cream, and other facts about it at the link below.
What is the simple subject of this sentence The cup of strawberry ice cream melted completely?
To put it simply, the simple subject is: Ice cream.
What is the name of the container in which ice cream parlors keep their scoop in running water?
It is simply called an "Ice Cream Dipper Station."
Is ice cream real?
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Howdo you eat ice cream?
you simply put it in your mouth and swallow
Why does ice cream melts faster than frozen yogurt?
First of all Ice Cream melts faster than Frozen Yogurt. So get your facts organized.
How can I enhance the flavor of my ice cream with mint syrup?
To enhance the flavor of your ice cream with mint syrup, simply drizzle the syrup over the ice cream before serving. The mint syrup will add a refreshing and aromatic taste to the ice cream, creating a delicious combination of flavors.
How can you tell a ice cream scooper is a wedge?
An ice cream scoop is your typical standard ice cream scoop seen all over the world. An ice cream wedge does not create the "scoops" or "balls" of ice cream. It is simply a flat wedge or flat spoon that scoops ice cream. Make sense?
What is the technical term for ice cream?
There isn't one. Other names for it, which were used in the 1850's, were "milk ice" and "creme frez". Simply put, it's just called ice cream.
