katz20two's video: Random Thoughts by katz20two: Ice Cream

spontaneously made tonight. yup, went with my lil' challenge to self... practically unedited. now... heading to bed, just wanted to toss a lil' random one out before a busy weekend. won't be able to answer comments until tomorrow arvo, so if there are any problems with the upload... I'll see if I can fix it then! cheers! katz YAY!!! ANSWERS!! THANKS!!!! AnnaDenise77 Hehe perhaps it used to be IcED cream? As in frozen? spwolftech To answer your question. Ice Cream is called that because when it was first made. A dish of cream would be placed in a bucked of ice and salt. The ice was used to chill the Cream. Hence you get "Iced Cream" and was shorted for who knows why reaced to "Ice Cream". hope that helps lobomeanswolf it was called iceD cream but over the years the lazy people dropped the D. and i love it when it gets a little melty along the edge Nyxion95 But ice cream used to be called "iced cream" and iced means "to chill with ice" but not by adding iced, just using the cold from it. People got lazy and started dropping the d because it's easier to say. Also they don't use ice to chill it now-a-days of course, but the word stuck. ... and now you know, the rest of the story.