Ronco Food Dehydrator Infomercial, Part 1 of 3
Ron Popeil says, "I happen to love beef jerky, and you know how darn expensive beef jerky is today!" So, the legendary inventor created ...
Ronco Food Dehydrator Infomercial, Part 2 of 3
"If you can't pronounce it, dont eat it!" Here's part 2 of the original Electric Food Dehydrator infomercial (circa 1992) with ...
Excalibur Food Dehydrator: Nesco¿FD-1018P American Harvest 1000 ...
Who can resist an icy, frosty cold beverage on a hot day? There is nothing like a freezing cold, multi-flavored concoction such as a snow cone to bring cheer to your heart and a smile to your face on a sweltering day. So many flavor selections to make, so many varied combinations of syrups from which to choose. Where do you start? How daring do you want to be?
The basic snow cone is a sweet treat made with tightly packed, shaved ice flavored with one or more vividly colored, sugary syrups, generally fruit-flavored. One of many variations, the stuffed snow cone has a layer of soft-serve vanilla ice cream in the middle. Some snow cones need a spoon for them to be consumed, while others are meant to be held like an ice cream cone.
The snow cone is a remainder from the Roman Empire (27 BCE to CE 395). Loads of snow were lugged down the mountain tops to the city. Syrup was added to scooped snow to make possibly the worlds first frozen dessert. Enter the snow cone or snow ball .
Skipping approximately 1,500 years, we arrive at the snow cones next milestone. At that time, hand tools, such as hand-held ice shavers, were designed specifically to produce snow balls. By the late 1800s, numerous manufacturers were turning out ice shavers having the ability to shave a block of ice into soft, fluffy snow. It wasnt until the 1920s that this icy treat became popular in locales such as New Orleans.
In 1919, at the State Fair of Texas, an enthusiastic crowd was able to buy handmade snow cones from Samuel Bert of Dallas. By 1920, he had invented a snow cone-making machine. He continued selling his snow cones there, plus selling his machines worldwide, until his death in 1984.
The first known, patented motorized ice block shaver to produce New Orleans-style shaved ice, was, in 1934, created by inventor Ernest Hansen of New Orleans, Louisiana. This machine motivated him to invent a more refined and hygienic version of the already popular Italian ice sold by pushcart vendors in New Orleans. Wife Mary concocted several flavors of fresh syrups to be used in flavoring Hansens finely shaved artificial snow. Snow balls have been a popular dessert in New Orleans ever since.
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