Who invented ice cream?

The Arabs had a role in the history of ice cream, they also began adding milk to the ice-cream. Making it similar to today's.

Answered by Valarie W. - 746 days ago at 11:43am on Jan 25 2010

Unlike pottery, arrow heads and metal tools, traces of ancient ice creams are not really something that archaeologists can unravel. The ice cream history is therefore elusive and not very well known. Can't text? Call 1-800-2-ChaCha!

Answered by Lisa V. - 882 days ago at 1:29pm on Sep 11 2009

The origins of ice cream go back to the 4th century B.C. when the Roman emperor Nero ordered ice to be brought from the mountains.

Answered by Melinda M. - 888 days ago at 10:29am on Sep 05 2009

Charles I of England had a cook named Demirco who is credited with creating ice cream. The recipe became public in 1649.

Answered by Aimee E. - 1022 days ago at 6:28pm on Apr 23 2009

Supposedly ice cream was invented by the royal chef of Charles I of England, in the 1600s.

Answered - 1024 days ago at 5:12pm on Apr 21 2009

Ice cream can be traced to 4th century B.C. Roman emperor Nero ordered ice to be brought and combined with fruit toppings.

Answered by Michael M. - 1042 days ago at 3:42pm on Apr 03 2009

One cannot be sure of the true inventor of ice cream as it has been around since 2000b.c. Thanks for choosing ChaCha!

Answered by Morgan D. - 1049 days ago at 10:35pm on Mar 27 2009

The origins of ice cream can be traced back to at least the 4th century B.C. Early references include the Roman emperor Nero MORE?

Answered by Melissa G. - 1050 days ago at 11:29am on Mar 27 2009