- Baskin Robbins once made ketchup ice cream. This was the only vegetable flavoured ice cream produced. However, they discontinued it since they thought it would not sell well.
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- Back in the 1790's a cookbook had recipes available for ice cream flavors such as parmesan, and ginger ice cream.
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- Baskin Robbins plain vanilla ice cream is the number one selling flavour and accounts for a quarter of their sales.
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- Great Britain has the highest consumption of ice cream than any other European nation.
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- The largest ice cream sundae was made with 4,667 gallons of ice cream, was 12 feet high and had 7000 pounds of toppings on it. This was made in Anaheim, California in 1985.
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- Eighty percent of the Vanilla Beans which are used to make ice cream is grown in Madagascar.
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- In 1984, Ronald Reagan declared the month of July to be "National Ice Cream Month."
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- In 1988, the largest ice cream sundae in history was made. It was made in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and weighed in at over 24 tons.
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- Of all the days of the week, the most popular day for people to eat ice cream is Sunday.
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- One out of five people that eat ice cream binge on ice cream in the middle of the night. The person is usually between 18 - 24 years old.
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- The Ice Cream cone was invented in the summer of 1904 by Charles Menches. It made its debut one year later at the St. Louis World Fair.
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- In 1945, the first "floating ice cream parlor" was built for sailors in the western Pacific. This "floating ice cream parlour" could produce ten gallons of ice cream every seven seconds.
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