Ice Cream Through History and Modern U S Popularity
Ice cream has ancient roots from Romans to sherbet origins in Italy and spread to France, with Catherine de Medici credited for bringing it to Europe. In the United States, George Washington reportedly paid $200 for it in 1790, and today Americans lead per capita consumption with a $2 billion market value and a $200 million payroll for frozen dessert makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
World
Africa
Japan
Evans
Italy
Catherine de Medici
France
Henry I
Catherine
Alexander Dumas
Paris
Beethoven
Vienna
United States
William Bladen
Maryland
New York
Ice Cream Shops and Dairy Stores Across Lincoln
A survey lists numerous ice cream and frozen dessert dealers in Lincoln. Includes Goodrich Dairy Store locations on Holdrege and Fremont, Ice Cream Parlour on 48th, and Skyline Dairy Store on 1417 N Street. Also noted are Korn Popper Skyline Dairy, Overton and University of Nebraska Dairy Store at Philley Hall on East Campus. Zesto at th and South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Evans
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Lincoln
48Th
Neb
Korn Popper
Skyline
Little America
Overton
Cornhusker
University of Nebraska
Philley Hall
Unl East
35Th & Holdrege
South St
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Sue Kletchka
Davidsons
Ethan Met Sale
Ethan Allen
Ethan A
Omaha
Americard
Dodge
War Dorn
A&w
D.j.’S
Goodrich
58Th & Fremont
Holdrege
Antelope Creek Rd
Randolph
Bonnie Cashin
Downtown
Regency
Philip Sills
Jersey
Bonnie Cash