The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
- All great photos of dressings on this topic you will find on the web,
- Your personal photos dressage on this topic ...
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
- All great photos of dressings on this topic you will find on the web,
- Your personal photos dressage on this topic ...
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
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The origin of icecream and sherbert date back to the 2nd century Before Christ.
There were many strategic players with a variety of ethnicity that played essential roles in the creation of this beloved dessert.
Under Emperor Ying Zong during the Song Dynasty, during the years of 960 – 1279, the Chinese would pour snow over salt petre, and added fruit syrups. It was called Ice Cheese.
Alexander the Great, enjoy the mixture and of snow drizzled upon honey, floral and fruit nectars.
During the Roman Empire, Nero Claudius Caesar, in the years 54 – 86 After the death of Christ, sent teams into the mountains to bring him snow. He would then, have his kitchen staff flavor the snow with fruit nectars.
The Persian Empire, poured grape juice over snow that was put in large bowls and they drizzled rose water to this concoction. The Arabs from Pakistan under the Moghul Kings added milk to their snow and fruit.
To move on, Marco Polo had brought back a recipe for Sherbert from the Far East. Historians credit this recipe as the Godfather of Icecream.
In the 16th century, The French called this concoction Cream Ice.
France had created numerous desserts of sim ilarity and in 1553, Catherine De Medici, the wife of King Henry II of France had her kitchen staff blend together: milk, cream, eggs, and butter to create ice cream.
The first Café of Paris, Café Procope still prepares icecream with the same original ingredients.
This Visions Gourmandes Photographic Folder presents a collection of artistic icecreams in all 21st century textures and forms, with a new spin on the iconic dessert.
In this thematic album, you will find some inspiration on different ways to present on this topic...
To enrich this album, you can send us :
- All great photos of dressings on this topic you will find on the web,
- Your personal photos dressage on this topic ...
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