Question 1: What does a sundae mean? It's an ice cream forest in KFC.

Question 2: What does a sundae mean? What does it mean in the network?

Question 3: What's the point of a girl asking me to treat her to a sundae? Please eat a sundae and think so much. You'll know after eating.

Question 4: What is a sundae? An ice cream with sauce (jam, chocolate sauce, etc.) is called a sundae in a cold drink shop. It's a transliteration of English sunday. The source of this name is: a city in the United States stipulates that ice cream is not allowed to be sold on sundays. In order to break this rule, a cold drink shop sells an unusual special ice cream on Sundays, that is, ice cream with sauce, and it is called Sunday. Because the name and form are different from ordinary ice cream, the authorities cannot punish it. Had to let it sell. Since then, this cold drink food has been very popular and has been passed down to this day.

Question 5: What's the difference between ice cream and sundae? The main differences between ice cream and sundae are: 1, physical and chemical indexes of products: generally speaking, the physical and chemical indexes of ice cream are higher; 2. Production technology: Ice cream products generally need hardening technology, that is, the ice cream produced from the freezer is immediately frozen in an environment below -35 degrees, and the sundae does not need hardening; 3. Selling methods: Ice cream is sold more widely, including cold drinks shops, fast food restaurants, supermarkets, hotels, hotels, etc., while sundaes are generally more in cold drinks shops and fast food restaurants. The hometown of "sundae" is in the United States. As early as 1897, Americans ate "sundae" ice cream. It is said that the "sundae" ice cream was invented by an ice cream shop owner named George in Wisconsin. George did something unconventional, poured cherry syrup on the ice cream and put a sugar-cured cherry on it to sell to customers. At first, this mixed ice cream was only sold on Sundays. Later, people thought it was very delicious and the demand was increasing, so George supplied it to people every day. Since this kind of ice cream was originally sold on Sunday, the shopkeeper named it Sunday. But Sunday is the Sabbath of Jesus, and the church thinks it is blasphemy to use this day as a trade name. Therefore, Sunday had to be renamed Sundae, which has been used ever since. In order to avoid taboos, Sunday ice cream has also used some other names, such as sundi and sondhi. There are many members of the "sundae" family, including chocolate sundae, pineapple sundae, mixed fruit sundae and so on. There are two kinds of sundaes: English and French: ice cream is placed flat in a glass or a glass plate, and fresh fruit, fresh cream, red and green cherries and waffles are added to make French: also known as Buffy, the difference from English is that a barrel-shaped tall glass with feet is generally used as a container, and besides English materials, red wine or syrup is added. I hope you are satisfied with my answer ~ ~!

Question 6: What is an ice cream sundae? baike.baidu/...ll.jpg

The name of sundae originated in the United States. A state thought that Sunday was the Sabbath and ice cream was not allowed to be sold, so ice cream makers covered the ice cream with fruit pulp and fruit, and named it sundae with the pronunciation of English Sunday.

There are two kinds of sundaes: English and French:

English: Ice cream is placed flat in a glass or glass dish, and made with fresh fruit and whipped cream, red and green cherries and waffles.

French: Also known as Buffy, the difference from English is that a barrel-shaped tall glass with feet is generally used as a container, and in addition to English materials, red wine or syrup is added.

The hometown of "sundae" is in the United States. As early as 1897, Americans ate "sundae" ice cream. It is said that the "sundae" ice cream was invented by George, an ice cream shop owner in Wisconsin. George was unconventional, pouring cherry syrup on the ice cream and selling it to customers with a sugar-cured cherry. At first, this mixed ice cream was only sold on Sundays. Later, people thought it was very delicious and the demand was increasing, so George supplied it to people every day. Since this kind of ice cream was originally sold on Sunday, the shopkeeper named it Sunday.

But Sunday is the Sabbath of Jesus, and the church thinks it is blasphemy to use this day as a trade name. Therefore, Sunday had to be renamed Sundae, which has been used ever since. In order to avoid taboos, Sunday ice cream has also used some other names, such as sundi and sondhi.

There are many members of the "sundae" family, including chocolate sundae, pineapple sundae, mixed fruit sundae and so on.

Question 7: What does a sundae mean? The name of a sundae originated in the United States. A state thought that Sunday was the Sabbath and ice cream was not allowed to be sold, so ice cream makers covered the ice cream with fruit pulp and fruit, and named it a sundae with the pronunciation of English Sunday. Sundae, or fruit ice cream. It is said that the "sundae" ice cream was invented by George, an ice cream shop owner in Wisconsin. George was unconventional, pouring cherry syrup on the ice cream and selling it to customers with a sugar-cured cherry. At first, this mixed ice cream was only sold on Sundays. Later, people thought it was very delicious and the demand was increasing, so George supplied it to people every day. Since this kind of ice cream was originally sold on Sunday, the shopkeeper named it Sunday.

Question 8: What is a chocolate sundae? A sundae is a name for ice cream. Originally, in an American state, Sunday was considered as the Sabbath, and it was not allowed to sell valve ice cream, so ice cream makers covered the ice cream with fruit pulp and fruit, and named it a sundae with the pronunciation of English Sunday.

Question 9: What does it mean to send yogurt on sundae? It has no special meaning. Don't think too much. I wish you good health.