The ice cream sundae, a beloved American dessert that has survived 124 years of hardship, prosperity, and holidays, was first created. Continue reading to learn more about the late 19th-century origins of this well-known dessert. The sundae was one of the few reasonably priced indulgences available during the Depression; during WWII celebrations, sundaes were distributed…
Three historical probabilities are the most widely accepted when historians debate who invented the ice cream sundae: Version One – Evanston, Illinois In the Midwestern parts of United States, laws were once passed that prohibited the selling of soda water on a Sunday. The town of Evanston, Illinois was one of the first towns to…
The path of chocolate syrup, from highly valued currency in Mesoamerica to a household staple in the 19th century, adds a diverse and rich flavor to breakfast dishes. Classics like Nutty Chocolate Waffles and Classic Chocolate Pancakes are elevated when they are liberally sprinkled with chocolate syrup. Advice includes trying out different flavors and imaginative…
