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| | Herrell's Ice Cream - Northampton Ice Cream and Hot Fudge (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | This drink was originally called "soda et creme" (from the French, "soda and cream"); New Yorkers dropped the "soda" in the name, and instead of saying "et creme" found it easier to say "egg cream." Ever since, everyone has wondered why there are no eggs in it---which there are not. |
 | | A low-overrun ice cream is richer, creamier, lingers longer in the mouth, is more filling, melts more slowly, stands up better to hot fudge and soda water, and makes for thicker milkshakes (frappes). |
 | | The person on the staff of an ice cream store who is responsible for the removal of frost, snow, and ice from the walk-in freezer, as well as cleaning the floor and shelves therein and similar frigid tasks. |
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