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How Much Do You Know About Ice Cream?

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We all love an ice cream cone at the beach in the summer. I love a nice bowl of ice cream with fruit, but how much do you know about this sweet treat?

  • Question of

    In the 5th Century BC, which country ate snow mixed with honey?

    • Greece
    • Italy
    • England
    • France
  • Question of

    Before refrigiration, Ice Cream was made in a bowl with ice and what other ingredient?

    • Sugar
    • Salt
    • Starch
    • Honey
  • Question of

    What year was the first fully processed refrigirator introduced, making the ice cream creating process a lot easier?

    • 1901
    • 1913
    • 1926
    • 1929
  • Question of

    Ice Cream is made up of 55% to 64% of what ingredient?

    • Cream
    • Salt
    • Water
    • Sugar
  • Question of

    Ice Cream is known as ‘Gelato’ in which country?

    • France
    • Italy
    • Germany
    • Switzerland
  • Question of

    Instead of using freezers to make Ice Cream, what did manufacturers start to use in the process in 2006?

    • Liquid Nitrogen
    • Pious Gases
    • Helium
    • Liquid Sulphate
  • Question of

    What is the name of the elastic, sticky, high level melt resistant ice cream favoured in the Arab world?

    • Dondurma
    • Kulfi
    • Booza
    • Halpy
  • Question of

    How many adults buy Ice Cream each year in the United Kingdom?

    • 10 Million
    • 12 Million
    • 14 Million
    • 16 Million
  • Question of

    In the dispersion phase of Ice cream making, large crystals grow to replace smaller ones. What is this process known as?

    • Ostwald ripening
    • Gelatinous mode
    • Thrust baking
    • Gamber Replenishing
  • Question of

    Ice cream is sometimes sold on beaches from boats equipped with refrigirators, in which two countries?

    • USA & Australia
    • Canada & UK
    • USA & Italy
    • Australia & Turkey

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Written by Lee Billingham

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