Once upon a time... in a land far far away... ok serious na me! Ice cream has come a long way since its early days. It was the ancient Romans who invented first the sorbet. This semi frozen dessert, made from snow, fruit and honey, this just plain fruit flavor. The word "sorbet" and "sherbet" are probably Arabic in origin because during the middle ages the Arab chef was in production of sorbet. It said the classic sorbet was made mainly of water, which the predecessor of modern day ice cream. A turning point of was reached with use of milk, eggs, and flavoring that produce a creamy, tasty mixture. At the year of 1600's they even have an ice cream debut by the french king for high society.
An early age they don't have any machines like refrigerator yet, though they managed the making of yummy ice cream pretty well. At first, they've used two containers made of wood or pewter, one inside the other and the mixture was prepared in the smaller one, and the space between the two was filled with ice and salt because as we all know that salt is good for preservation or preservatives. Then after the ingredients were combined, the mixture was left in the container and the ice cream was ready. You know where the ICE come from? centuries ago people discovered that ice could be made and stored by gathering snow in the winter and packing it into pits that were covered with straw and with oak branches. Then in the 19th century, ice-making machines were invented and so on so fort, ice cream became a mass production until then. So no matter what ice cream was a famous thing to eat by all means what ever taste it is. Thanks for the people who invented first! Enjoy your favorite one ya'll!