National Frozen Custard Day

National Frozen Custard Day on August 8th knows how to scoop up a delectable feast. In many ways, frozen custard delights can be enjoyed with a smooth texture and a fresh flavor.

In comparison to cream and sugar, frozen custard is made with eggs instead of cream and sugar, similar to ice cream. The dessert comes in many flavors, as well. Franchises and custard shops all around the country are dedicated to perfecting this creamy dessert and all its delectable options. Another delectable version of ice cream is mixing it up with toppings such as syrups, nuts, and fruits.

In fact, ice cream makers, Archie and Elton Kohr, invented frozen custard on Coney Island, New York, New York, 1919. They discovered that adding egg yolks to ice cream gave a smoother texture and helped the ice cream stay cold longer. The Kohr brothers sold 18,640 cones on the boardwalk on their first weekend.

More frozen custard facts have been revealed, according to more frozen custard facts

• When frozen custard first appeared at a Chicago market at the World's Fair in 1933, it soared in 1933
• Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, became known as the world's first frozen custard capital
• The United States Food and Drug Administration (US Food and Drug Administration) has established that frozen custard products must contain at least 10% milkfat and 1.4 percent egg yolk solids
• Freeze custard must be prepared precisely because of the egg yolk
• Frozen custard is often made fresh at the point of sale

How to celebrate national frozen custard day

With frozen custard, you can refresh yourself. Invite a friend to try new flavors. Make your own at home or order from your new custard store. But don't stop there.

• Learn how to make waffle cones and demonstrate your skills
• Shop for the ultimate scoop
• Explore custard toppings and mix-ins
• Host is a freeze-off. (This will be a taste testing judge in a custard-making competition)

To post on social media, get a scoop or two and use #FrozenCustardDay to post.

The national frozen custard day celebrations have a long tradition

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