National Ice Cream Soda Day
To commemorate National Ice Cream Soda Day, enjoy a refreshing, frothy ice cream soda on June 20th.
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Several people have disputed the dish's origins. Mr. Robert McCay Green of One such allegation was made by a Mr. Robert McCay Green. According to Green, he began making the drink in 1874 in Philadelphia when he ran out of ice for his shaved ice treats. He had a hit on his hands when he started substituting ice cream. Here lies the manufacturer of the ice cream soda," Green said in his will, "Here lies the manufacturer of the ice cream soda."
To make the drink colder, Elizabeth Mohr of Elizabeth, New Jersey, would combine soda water with ice cream. Mr. Green's argument was dismissed by his therapy as early as 1862, beating out Mr. Green's assertion.
Customers in an 1862 Newport Daily News for Sheld's commemorating Ice Cream Soda are encouraged to "try It, Try It, It," advertises the product. It was something new at the time, by the looks of it.
It was certainly a winning combination when the ice cream soda was first introduced.. We have been enjoying these creamy carbonated desserts at pharmacies and soda fountains around the country for generations.
How to celebrate national ice cream soda day. www.ice cream sodacom
One of the best ways to commemorate the day is by sharing your favorite ice cream soda flavor with a friend. These amazing Ice Cream Soda Glasses are the start of a great day for making experiments with sodas, ice cream, and a taste-off. What flavors do you think go well together? What kinds of flavors do you think go well together? We'll know if we'll know by posting #NationalIceCreamSodaDay on social media.
