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Popsicles

Popsicles. Music: free play music, Hip Hop, Rap 10/4/2010 www.freeplaymusic.com. Chris 9/28/2010 Per.7 Com. No . 10. Invention: Popsicle. Frank made the popsicle at age 11. He mixed a soft drink one winter night in 1905 made with soda, water powder, and water.

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Popsicles

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  1. Popsicles Music: free play music, Hip Hop, Rap 10/4/2010 www.freeplaymusic.com Chris 9/28/2010 Per.7 Com. No. 10

  2. Invention: Popsicle • Frank made the popsicle at age 11. • He mixed a soft drink one winter night in 1905 made with soda, water powder, and water. • He put it on his front porch over night and in the morning there was a fruity substance on his front porch. • The popsicles gained popularity very quickly. • First made with birch wood sticks and sold for just a nickel. • Today hundreds of millions of popsicles are eaten in the U.S every year. • There are more than thirty flavors including Grape, Lemon, Lime, Banana, Cherry, and Raspberry. • The most popular flavor for year and years is Classic Orange.

  3. Inventor: Frank Epperson • Frank was born in 1894 and raised in San Francisco. • He the made the best creation to me the popsicle • Though he is said to have tasted it and shown to all his friends. • He sold his rights to the popsicle to Joe Lowe Company in New York.

  4. Lemelson Mit, Frank Epperson Popsicle, 9/29/2010, http://web.mit.edu/invent/i-archive.html

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