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	IDFA - History of the Ice Cream Cone
		Hamwi saw an easy solution to the ice cream vendor's problem: he quickly rolled one of his wafer-like waffles in the shape of a cone, or cornucopia, and gave it to the ice cream vendor.
		The cone cooled in a few seconds, the vendor put some ice cream in it, the customers were happy and the cone was on its way to becoming the great American institution that it is today.
		The second type of cone was molded either by pouring batter into a shell, inserting a core on which the cone was baked, and then removing the core; or pouring the batter into a mold, baking it and then splitting the mold so the cone could be removed with little difficulty.
	www.idfa.org /facts/icmonth/page8.cfm (458 words)

	Ice Cream Cone, History of Ice Cream Cone
		Ice cream in a cup also became known as a "toot," which many have been derived from the Italian word "tutti" or "all," as customers were urged to "Eat it all." They were also known as "wafers," "oublies," "plaisirs," "gaufres," "cialde," "cornets," and "cornucopias."
		Hamwi was interviewed by The Ice Cream Trade Journal in the May 1928 issue, and he was quoted as saying that he was located next to an ice cream booth at the 1904 exhibition.
		At the close of the 1904 St. Louis Fair, the popularity of this of eating ice cream in a "cone" had industries racing to produce molds and machines to be used for baking ice cream cones.
	www.whatscookingamerica.net /History/IceCream/IceCreamCone.htm (4628 words)

	Icescreamers.com - Newsletter Article
		A vendor selling dishes of ice cream is having a banner sales day, but runs out of dishes on which he is serving his treat.
		Since 1996 was chosen by several organizations as the 100th Anniversary of the ice cream cone, some believe that Marchiony was the first to produce a cone in 1896.
		By one version he simultaneously gave an ice cream sandwich and a bouquet of flowers to the young lady he was escorting to the Fair.
	www.icescreamers.com /NewsletterArticle.html (760 words)

	Ice cream cone tray - Patent 4291805
		An ice cream cone tray in accordance with claim 1 wherein the axis of each socket is inclined tray-inwardly at such an angle that the center of gravity of a loaded ice cream cone disposed in said socket is tray-inwardly of the ice cream cone.
		An ice cream cone tray in accordance with claim 5 which is unitary and composed of thermoformed plastic material and wherein said sidewalls, exterior wall segments and interior wall segments are disposed at an angle from vertical such as to permit a plurality of said trays to be stacked in a nesting manner.
		An ice cream cone tray in accordance with claim 8 wherein said bridging structure at said short cone-supporting wall segments extends horizontally to provide tray-supporting surfaces and said bridging structure extending between said tray-supporting surfaces is arched to provide openings for entry of the fingers of a person to grasp and lift the tray.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4291805.html (2236 words)

	Brick Farm - First Ice Cream Cone
		2004 marked the 100th anniversary of two very special inventions in the history of ice cream: the banana split and the ice cream cone.
		Some historians name the ice cream vendor as Arnold Fornachou and/or Abe Doumar, a souvenir vendor, as the one who suggested the technique to Hamwi.
		And then there is the 1903 patent granted to Italo Marchiony for his mold to bake an edible ice cream dish - similar to those dishes known as "penny licks" used by ice cream street vendors.
	www.brickfarmicecream.com /cone.html (210 words)

	Ice Cream Cone History - Invention of the Ice Cream Cone
		Hamwi rolled a waffle to contain ice cream and the cone was born.
		An ice cream cone is a cone-shaped pastry, usually made of a wafer similar in texture to a waffle, in which ice cream is served, permitting it to be eaten without a bowl or spoon.
		Most ice cream from vendors was sold in serving glasses called "penny licks" (because you'd lick the ice cream from the glass, and it cost a penny to do so).
	www.ideafinder.com /history/inventions/icecreamcone.htm (3058 words)

	Ice cream cone Summary
		Ice cream itself was a popular confection in America as early as the 1800s, but was only placed in an edible container 100 years later.
		An ice cream cone or cornet is a cone-shaped pastry, usually made of a wafer similar in texture to a waffle, in which ice cream is served, allowing it to be eaten without a bowl or spoon.
		Paper and metal cones were used during the 19th century in France, Germany, and Britain for holding ice cream.
	www.bookrags.com /Ice_cream_cone (798 words)

	Saudi Aramco World : Zalabia and the First Ice-Cream Cone (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Whoever it was, his ice cream sold faster than Hamwi's zalabia—so fast, in fact, that one day he ran out of clean glass cups.
		Some mornings, Albert still runs the nearly 100-year-old cone machine, where each zalabia cooks for one minute between the cast iron platens before it is removed, rolled into a cone around a wooden form and allowed to cool and harden until crispy—all at a speed of some 200 cones per hour.
		Yet there are still further contenders to the title Inventor of the Ice-Cream Cone, according to Linda Stradley's brief "History of the Ice Cream Cone." Nick Kabbaz, later president of the St. Louis Ice Cream Cone Company, claimed to have worked for Hamwi and said that the invention was actually his idea.
	www.saudiaramcoworld.com /issue/200304/zalabia.and.the.first.ice-cream.cone.htm (1556 words)

	History of Ice Cream
		In fact, ice cream has been a part of Seaside ever since the first tourists dipped their toes into the Pacific, and there may even be a historical footnote to the history of the ice cream cone because of Seaside.
		At the time, most ice cream from vendors was sold in serving glasses called "penny licks" (because you'd lick the ice cream from the glass, and it cost a penny to do so).
		Partly to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ice cream cone (or 101st, if you are in the Marciony camp), and partly to offer visitors a better ice cream with more diverse flavors, "Zinger's Homemade" is a combination of old-fashioned creaminess and 21st Century flavors.
	www.zingersicecream.com /history.htm (1873 words)

	Beyond The Ice Cream Cone
		Pam is now a nationally- recognized speaker on managing time, attention, and “having the time of your life”—something she experienced researching Beyond The Ice Cream Cone.
		Beyond the Ice Cream Cone is an in-depth look at the history of food at one of the 20
		If you associate the ice cream cone, iced tea, or the hot dog with the 1904 World’s Fair, you will want to read Pam’s Chapter 10 as she dispels the myths and clarifies the legends associated with food at the Fair.
	www.beyondtheicecreamcone.com (394 words)

	Ice Cream Cone
		Ice cream, in one form or another, has been a treat since at least the beginning of recorded time.
		In those days, ices and ice creams were served on a saucer and the buyer would have to stand by the cart, finish the treat and return the saucer.
		Marchiony developed a cone made of paper that made it possible to walk away with the ice cream and do away with washing dishes.
	www.chevroncars.com /learn/food-recipes/ice-cream-cone-history (785 words)

	Free Ice Cream Cone Day Egreeting From 123Greetings.com
		The perfect time to enjoy loads of yummy, crispy ice cream cones.
		An absolutely yummy ecard for a friend/ loved one who is an ice cream cone lover.
		The Ice Creamery : An old fashioned ice cream parlor serving 32 flavors of Hershey's hand dipped delicious ice cream
	www.123greetings.com /events/ice_cream_cone_day_july (206 words)

	Ice Cream Ireland
		The first is that Serendipity 3, the New York eatery and creator of the $1,000 ice cream treat - their “Golden Opulence Sundae” set a Guinness World Record back when they introduced it some years ago - has gone a step further and released “Frrrozen Haute Chocolate” at $25,000.
		The part about adding the honeycomb at the end is important, as you don’t want the pieces melting in the ice cream.
		Our best-selling ice cream in our shops is Honeycomb crunchy caramel (this ice cream flavour originates in New Zealand, where they call it “hokey pokey“), and last night I set about final testing on the recipe for the crunchy bits that make it so distinctive.
	icecreamireland.com (2209 words)

	Allrecipes \| Recipe Reviews: Ice Cream Cone Treats
		The cone was soft after baking with the batter in them.
		Instead of pouring the batter into the cones, bake the cupcakes in the regular muffin pan without the cone.
		Since you can use any kind of cake or ice cream there are lots of different flavor combinations.
	allrecipes.com /Recipe/Ice-Cream-Cone-Treats/Reviews.aspx (779 words)

	WF Myths - Food
		There are only small bits of evidence of the ice cream cone prior to the 1904 World's Fair: an 1894 recipe book for cream-filled cornets, and a 1903 patent on 'waffle cups' with handles.
		Ice cream concessionaires all over the fairgrounds began to purchase his waffles, calling them "cornucopias", and the World's Fair Cornucopia was born.
		Albert Doumar provided papers, photos, and parts of the original cone machine for the Smithsonian Institution, who has noted that though many claim credit for inventing the ice cream cone, there is no doubt the machine is the real deal.
	homepages.apci.net /~truax/1904wf/WF_Myths--Food.htm (2167 words)

	Motorized ice cream cone - Patent 5971829
		In their typical form, a cup- or cone-shaped receptacle is grasped in a person's hand in order to support and contain an individual portion of ice cream which is gradually consumed through the repeated licking actions of the person's tongue.
		In addition, none of the prior art examples anticipate one embodiment of the present invention in which a hand-held motorized ice cream cup spinner is adapted to simulate the shape and feel of a traditional ice cream cone.
		An embodiment of my invention that is adapted to receive a common edible pastry cones filled with ice cream or similar food offers the user both the novelty of eating one's ice cream while it is spinning and the familiarity of eating the cone once its filling has been substantially consumed.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /5971829.html (3273 words)

	Ice Cream Cone Treats - Allrecipes
		Place flat-bottomed ice cream cones in the cups of a regular muffin pan.
		I thought they were extremely cute, but I have to say I (and the kids) thought the cone tasted awful after baked and was rather soggy the next day.
		I recommend using whipped cream rather than frosting, so you can pile it on for a fun effect without adding a whole cupful of overly sweet fat to it.
	cake.allrecipes.com /az/IceCreamConeTreats.asp (388 words)

	ice cream cone
		Place the heavy cream and remaining ¼ teaspoon of cinnamon in a small sauce pot over moderate heat and warm until steam begins to rise and is hot to the touch.
		Using a whisk stir for 30 seconds and pour the hot cream slowly into the egg/sugar mixture stirring gently to warm the eggs and help dissolve the sugar.
		Add the reserved armagnac and run just to combine or until ice cream is well set.
	www.tasteofvegas.com /rosemarys/ice_cream_cone.html (347 words)

	Ice Cream Cones
		After several decades of boasting that, like the hotdog bun and the hamburger, the ice cream cone was invented at the St.
		Marchiony had been selling lemon ice in cones from his pushcart since 1896, and was issued a patent on his mold on December 13, 1903, after having applied for the patent in September of that year.
		It has been noted that there were around fifty ice cream stands at that Fair in St. Louis and a large number of waffle shops.
	members.cox.net /jjschnebel/icrcones.html (386 words)

	ice-cream cone definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
		ice-cream cone definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
		cone-shaped wafer: a hollow cone-shaped wafer designed to hold a serving of ice cream
		cone-shaped wafer containing ice cream: an ice-cream cone containing a serving of ice cream
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/features/dictionary/DictionaryResults.aspx?refid=1861692244 (92 words)

	Ice Cream: Ice cream cone history, icecream (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After several decades of boasting that, like the hotdog bun and the hamburger, the ice cream cone was invented at the St. Louis Fair in 1904, it turns out that a New Yorker named Italo Marchiony had a U.S. patent on just such an item several months before the fair opened.
		Marchiony had been selling lemon ice in cones from his pushcart since 1896, and was issued a patent on his mold on December 13, 1903, after having applied for the patent in September of that year.
		It has been noted that there were around fifty ice cream stands at that Fair in St. Louis and a large number of waffle shops.
	www.freemanriver.com /Ice_Cream/ice_cream_cone_history.htm (374 words)

	dispensers ice cream cone dispensers
		When you're seeking high-class information relating to ice cream cone dispensers, you will find it hard separating superior advice from misguided ice cream cone dispensers suggestions and advice so it's prudent to know ways of moderating the information you are given.
		A good hint to follow when you're presented with help or advice concerning a ice cream cone dispensers website is to research who is behind the website.
		Doing this could reveal the owners ice cream cone dispensers authorizations The easiest way to reveal who owns the ice cream cone dispensers site is to look for the 'about' page.
	www.software-for-all.com /dispensers/ice-cream-cone-dispensers.htm (293 words)

	Hanging Ice Cream Cone Decoration
		Hang your ice cream cone decoration on your wall and enjoy a bit of summer all year long.
		While the paint on the cone is drying, it is time to paint the styrofoam balls to look like the scoops of ice cream.
		Squeeze a line of glue around the inside of the rim of the cone and press one of the painted styrofoam balls in to the hot glue, holding it in place briefly until secure.
	www.mycraftbook.com /craftidea.asp?craftID=340 (715 words)

	How To Eat An Ice Cream Cone
		ice cream … It is a grim moment.
		so that the ice cream settles farther and farther into the cone.
		Be very careful not to break the cone.
	www.icecreamhomemade.com /cone-eating.htm (860 words)

	Make a PSP7 Ice Cream Cone
		Since I already did something which can be used to create ice cream, I needed a cone to put it on.
		Fill either or all your cones if you wish with the ice cream made using tubes from my Icing lesson.
		You can tint your ice cream to be any flavor.
	www.wallek.com /monica/psptut/icecreamcones/index.shtml (509 words)

	Strawberry Ice Cream Cone Cupcakes
		Place a cone in each opening, wrapping foil around cone to make it fit securely into pan opening.
		Whip cream: In a chilled large bowl, beat cream, confectioners' sugar and vanilla at medium-high speed until firm peaks form.
		Cupcake cones can be eaten out of hand or propped individually in a small glass or serving dish.
	www.chocolate.com /recipes/strawberry-ice-cream-cone-cupcakes.html (856 words)

	Ice Cream Cone - Glossary - Hormel Foods
		A pastry that serves as an edible container for ice cream and various ice cream types of dessert.
		The cone is typically a semi-hard to stiff, waffle-textured creation that can range in taste from sweet to bland.
		Cones are available in various shapes and sizes, all serving the purpose of being a convenient holder for the ice cream while it is being eaten.
	www.hormel.com /kitchen/glossary.asp?id=36327&catitemid= (132 words)

	"self-licking ice cream cone" definition from Double-Tongued Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One senior general compared the existing force to a “self-licking ice cream cone”—so small and weak that it consumed most of its resources in the effort to supply and defend itself.
		This is the “self-licking ice cream cone” approach to analyzing results of experiments or exercises: decide what result you want to achieve and then build an event to meet success.
		The “self-licking ice cream cone” that is the Congress of the United States prevents the closure of redundant factories and is satisfied by minor reforms, such as procuring a few items “off the shelf.”
	www.doubletongued.org /index.php/dictionary/self_licking_ice_cream_cone (594 words)

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