Ice Cream Party - How to Throw Great Parties For Your Kid in Less Than 30 Minutes!

Want to have an ice cream party but don't know where to begin? It sounds like great fun! But how do you plan great ice cream parties easily and hassle free?

Whether you want to have a kid party with ice cream or you are just bored and you need to add some spunk to your next party, playing with ice cream can be a delicious treat or project for kids and adults alike! You can throw an ice cream sundae party, an ice cream dessert party, have an ice cream picnic...there's no limit to what you can do with ice cream!

Below are some specific directions and a list of ideas about the ice cream you need for your ice cream party.

You may have an upcoming birthday party you are hosting for one of your children or you might be wondering what to serve for your next get together. Ice cream is an all-time favorite during any time of year, so dig in and find some great ideas for ice cream parties below!

* Ice Cream Sundae Party

An ice cream sundae party is always fun. Everyone can make their own dessert - just the way they like it! Whether it be lots of chocolate, lots of fruit, or lots of sauce - everyone will be able to enjoy their own delicious sundae creation! When getting toppings for the sundaes, you can choose to get a variety of toppings or choose to go with a theme. Topping themes could include only chocolate toppings, only fruit toppings, only Christmas-theme (or other holiday) toppings...let the toppings help re-enforce the theme of your party!

* Flower Bouquet Ice Cream Dessert

What looks gross yet is really yummy? Dirt Ice Cream! Imagine your guest's or family's confusion when they see dirt and yet they taste the yummy ice cream! This is a simple recipe and yet is quite decorative. It is served in a flower pot along with flower-shaped cookies that are planted in ice cream. It's perfect for any kid party with ice cream. You can find the directions for this Flower Bouquet Ice Cream Dessert in the link below.

* Ice Cream Picnic

Another great ice cream party idea is to take advantage of the bright sunny day and all your excellent helpers. What could be more fun than making ice cream outside! If you wait till you make it at your picnic, you won't have to worry about it melting before it hits your mouth. You brought other food with you on your picnic, didn't you? Did you keep it cold with ice? You can use that ice to make your ice cream! Ice cream parties are memorable and fun for kids when they get to make their own ice cream!

In order to throw the perfect ice cream party picnic, you'll need certain ingredients and equipment.

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Ice Cream Trivia:

Fun facts to Accompany Americas Favorite Summer Time Treat!

In 1984 President Ronald Reagan declared July National Ice Cream Month saying that patriotic Americans should honor the month with "appropriate ceremonies and activities." So grab yourself a double scoop of your favorite flavor and learn some fun facts about this American classic!

It is believed that in the first century the Roman Emperor Nero was a big fan of ice cream in its earlier stage. He would send his slaves up mountains to collect snow and ice so he could enjoy his flavored ices.

The first documented mention of ice cream in America was written in the 1700s. It was written to the governor of Maryland praising the ice cream and strawberry dessert he had served at a dinner party.

In 1776 the first ice cream parlor opened in New York City. During World War I ice cream became a symbol of pride for America due to the fact that a newspaper had quoted a German officer declaring, "We do not fear that nation of ice cream eaters."

In the 1920s, immigrants who arrived at Ellis Island were given ice cream to introduce them to a "typical" American treat. Many thought it was frozen butter and tried to spread it on their bread...

In 1939 Stoelting built the first soft serve ice cream dispenser for the Home Made Ice Cream Company, known today as Dairy Queen, helping to create the soft serve industry as we know it today. It has been over 100 years since Stoelting's creation and the company is still a leading manufacturer of equipment that brings us this delicious treat every day. Today, the average person in the U.S. consumes around 48 pints of ice cream per year, more than any other country! Its not just the kids either, adults consume nearly half of all the ice cream bars, popsicles, and the like every year.

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