Coney Island, New York 1919: Frozen Custard Mystery Cache

Brothers Archie, Elton and Lester Kohr worked on the family dairy farm and wanted to expand into the ice cream business.  After seeing other ice cream machines they decided to build their own machine that produced a particularly silky creamy texture.  They produced homemade ice cream that they delivered along with their milk in horse drawn wagon.  Their uncle urged them to setup the machine on the boardwalk at Coney Island.  The climate around the beach caused their frozen dessert to melt quickly so they decided to add eggs to stiffen the ice cream which made it taste like custard and thus was born the recipe for frozen custard.

Mystery Location: N 32°KL.SMX'   W 097°QT.NRP'

Gelato Containers throughout CP Hadley Park with Bonus Info:
Mesopotamia 3000 BC - Origins of Ice Cream (GCA79WQ)
Egyptian Pharaohs 2500 BC: Sorbet (GCA79WW)
Greeks 500 BC: Nectar of the Gods (GCA79WZ)
China 200 BC: Rice Cream (GCA79WX)
Roman 0 AD: Volcano Snow (GCA79X1)
Turkey 1000 AD: Dondurma - Stretchy Ice Cream (GCA79X7)
Inca 1400 AD: Ice Cream (GCA79X5)
India 1500 AD: Kulfi (GCA79X3)
Spanish Ice Cream 1500 AD: Ice Cream Demon (GCA79X6)
Mexico 1500 AD: Volcanic Sorbet rise to Chocolate (GCA79X8)

A Brief History of Frozen Custard | Travel Wisconsin

Frozen custard - Wikipedia

Kohr Brothers ® - How It All Began (kohrbros.com)

Celebrating 100 years of frozen custard | Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers (freddys.com)

FTF PRIZE: Andy's Frozen Custard Gift Card

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