What is the division of bananas?
The dessert of ice cream known as the division of bananas is essentially a luxurious form of ice cream cups, framed by the whole banana sliced longitudinally. This meal is traditionally created inside an elongated bowl -shaped bowl, starting with a peeled and sliced banana. Individual hills of vanilla, chocolate and strawberry ice cream are then placed in the center space.
Vanilla shoulder blade receives annae icing, while the chocolate blade usually receives a chocolate or hot pole, while the strawberry shoulder blade receives a strawberry bay. Some variations on the basic recipe are allowed to add more tops such as caramel sauce or blueberry topping. However, in any recipe for this food remains consistent, it is banana. Some say that variations similar to perfAit with horizontally sliced bananas are properly called banana royale .
The traditional division of bananas also receives generous whipped creams, chopped nuts and strategically placed Maraschino cherries. Eating one can be chaOticky but pleasant experience, because part of the attractiveness of desserts is its excessive quality. Many consumers enjoy the variety of flavors created as ice cream, icing and bananas pieces combined in an excessive bowl.
The history of the division of bananas can be best described as civic pride, fought with long plastic spoons. According to several food historians, a young employee of a pharmacy named David Strickler invented the first in 1904 in a soda fountain in a pharmacy in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. It is said that Strickler liked to experiment with new ingredients and flavors, including the exotic new tropical fruit known as a banana. Strickler reportedly ordered glass -shaped glass bowls to suit his popular new creation.
In 1907, howeverice cream flavors and topping. Hazard urged its employees to create a new dessert that would address young university students, but allegedly none of their efforts was considered appropriate. The danger itself claimed to have created the first division of bananas, apparently did not know about earlier Latobe demands.
Latube, Pennsylvania and Wilmington, Ohio, everyone claims to be home to the original division of bananas, although only Wilmington actually sponsor the annual banana split festival. The main difficulty with the establishment of the true historical birth of this dish is due to proper documentation. Strickler may have invented banana cups a few years before the danger, but there are little tangible evidence that shows claims without reasonable doubts. For example, none of the original glass bowls in the shape of a ship, for example, has not survived. First -hand interviews with both strickler and danger only confirm the basic data of their creative process, not the definitive Dby the order of the invention.