While the 1904 World's Fair story is famous, the ice cream cone's origins are more complex. A year before the fair, Italo Marchiony, an Italian immigrant in New York, received a patent for a machine that molded edible ice cream cups. He had been selling ices from a pushcart and needed to stop customers from taking his glass cups. His invention was a small, flat-bottomed, fluted edible cup. Meanwhile, at the St. Louis Fair, multiple vendors, including Syrian immigrant Ernest Hamwi and Abe Doumar

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91K views · 879 reactions | In 1904, the ice cream cone made its debut at the St. Louis World's Fair, thanks to a quick-thinking pastry seller. Ernest Hamwi's rolled waffle saved the day when ice cream vendors ran out of cups. The edible container was a massive hit and a new American classic was born. | History Fact Zone | Facebook

We’ve been making ice cream the same way since 1926. And on Friday, March 7th, history is happening in Orlando. For the first time, we’re bringing the original Rainbow Cone—five legendary flavors, hand-sliced into one cone—straight to 461 N Alafaya Trail, Unit M07. And you? You can be one of the first to experience it. | The Original Rainbow Cone

Cut the ice cream cone in half and you’ll create something amazing!

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