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Tag Archives: ice cream parlor
Sanders
During my last blog series (Old Time Ice Cream Parlors), I ran across a story about a Detroit Ice Cream Parlor that started in 1875. The founder began selling candy but later added ice cream, ice cream sodas and sundaes. … Continue reading
Posted in Ice Cream Shops, Trivia
Tagged candy, Detroit, Detroit Edison, Fred Sanders, Henry Ford, Ice Cream, Ice cream cakes, ice cream parlor, Ice cream rolls, innovator, repairman, Sanders, Uncle Harry's
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Sweet Nostalgia
The year America declared independence from Great Britain just happened to be the same year the first ice cream parlor opened in New York City. This was unfortunate for Colonial soldiers since the British occupied the city from 1776 until … Continue reading
Posted in Trivia
Tagged $200, 1776, 1784, Big Apple, British occupation, First ice cream parlor, George Nopoulos, George Washington, Ice cream cakes, ice cream cones, ice cream parlor, Iced Phosphates, Mister Hall, New York city, Revolutionary War, soda fountain, Thelma Nopoulos, Uncle Harry's, Wilton Candy Kitchen
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Milk Makes The Ice Cream
It’s a given that the ice cream you enjoy from the supermarket or the local parlor is made with cows’ milk. And why wouldn’t it? Cows are one of our most common livestock, their milk is nutritious and a single … Continue reading
Posted in Trivia
Tagged cow's milk, ice cream parlor, Ice cream rolls, milk production, Uncle Harry's Ice Cream Cakes
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