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- 3. Where people originally had to sit to eat ice cream.
- 5. Legal document granting rights to inventors like Marchiony.
- 7. cream, A cold, sweet dessert enjoyed worldwide.
- 8. Characteristic that differs among cone types.
- 10. Made it faster to bake and shape cones.
- 12. Place where cones began to be mass-produced in the 1920s.
- 13. Fair, Event in St. Louis where the ice cream cone gained fame.
- 15. The edible container invented to hold ice cream.
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- 1. The year the ice cream cone became popular at the World’s Fair.
- 2. cone, A light and airy type of ice cream cone.
- 4. The thin, crispy pastry Ernest Hamwi used to make a cone.
- 6. cone, A sweet and crunchy type of cone.
- 9. Hamwi – Vendor credited with creating the first ice cream cone at the 1904 World’s Fair.
- 11. Marchiony, Inventor of a mold for edible ice cream containers.
- 13. cone, Large and sturdy cone that holds scoops well.
- 14. Louis, The city where the 1904 World’s Fair took place.
