This boozy frozen treat is currently only available in Canada.
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Countless photographs and speeches document his love for the frozen treat.
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Especially before it gets too cold to fathom the frozen treat.
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But we don't mind in it this natural frozen treat form. 3.
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Yep. Those rainbow pebbles are perfect for Instas and this frozen treat.
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The frozen treat currently retails for $7.99 in Newport Beach and $5.49 in Chicago.
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A frozen, treat-stuffed Kong can occupy my dog for up to 40 minutes.
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The limited-edition frozen treat is a twist on Wendy's signature creamy vanilla dessert.
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So surviving the summer heat with a homemade frozen treat just got $40 cheaper. Hooray.
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"Someone got her snow cone," David captioned a photo of Harper happily holding her frozen treat.
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How could we ever find another frozen treat that would top this refreshing and boozy one?
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The sweet frozen treat combines the chain's cold brew with its "Icedream" dessert and caramel syrup.
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I had high hopes for the mochi, especially since Robert had never had the frozen treat.
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It was this exact moment that I realized how wrong I had been about the frozen treat.
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The company unveiled the frozen treat last year when it began selling the bars exclusively through Walmart.
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Just because it's officially fall doesn't mean we can't still indulge in a frozen treat or two.
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You don't need a full recipe to make a frozen treat you or your kids can enjoy.
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Rita's Italian Ice started in Trevose, PA, and is the ultimate place to try the frozen treat.
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Go to McDonald's on a hot day and it might recommend a frozen treat to you, for example.
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There are plenty of dairy-free options in your frozen treat aisle already, including some from Ben & Jerry.
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Despite her Indian roots, she is not making the denser frozen treat kulfi because she thinks it's too heavy.
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The producers of this channel go across the world, finding the coolest (pun fully intended) versions of this frozen treat.
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Looks like this sweet new frozen treat could be keeping us chill — in more ways than one — all summer long.
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Thanks in part to Thomas Jefferson, however, we have been enjoying the creamy frozen treat since the late 18th century.
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Adding one of America's favorite cookies to a new kind of frozen treat makes it feel just like a classic.
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And that late in the summer, we all know it's a race to beat the heat to your frozen treat.
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At the famous Pandit Kulfi, redshirted servers prepare a frozen treat of milk, crushed almonds and cashews, sugar and cinnamon.
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On a hot summer day, there's nothing better than a refreshing frozen treat to cool you down—and get you high.
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Jump ahead to see the looks that'll go perfectly with a frozen treat in hand, and remember to enter the sweepstakes here.
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Bloomberg published a feature this week on their efforts to create a $299 pod gadget that can produce the flavored frozen treat.
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In 2016, food manufacturer H-E-B recalled the frozen treat after realizing the half-gallon tubs might have wood pieces inside.
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Earlier in July, he wielded an umbrella and a frozen treat to keep the heat at bay, for him and a child.
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Grape is a popular flavor for so many other food products, so why don't we ever see it in our favorite frozen treat?
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It was a nod to the fact that the frozen treat is produced using nearly 10 percent of U.S. dairy farmers' milk supply.
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We are already well aware that ice cream burritos and ice cream tacos have become popular ways to enjoy our favorite frozen treat.
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These are simply the daily trials of a frozen treat in a New York summer, and these are the ones I liked best.
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Wells Enterprises, a privately held, family-owned ice cream and frozen treat manufacturer, also repriced a US$175m term loan in mid-March.
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The Vermont-based, frozen treat company is honoring its historical first cookie dough creation from over 30 years ago with the new flavor debut.
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And we're starting today (as in right now) with a free frozen treat that combines two of our favorite things: Oreos AND Dairy Queen.
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These countertop gizmos promise to turn regular old bananas and other fruit into a creamy, frozen treat the texture of soft-serve ice cream.
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Most people don't have a tremendous gastrointestinal experience after their tasty frozen treat, but I think almost everyone is lactose-intolerant to some degree.
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There's the Tuxedo Mocha, the Tuxedo Hot Chocolate, and, finally, the Tuxedo Frappuccino — if you're not somewhere that's way too cold for a frozen treat.
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We've gotten our extra hour of sunlight back, rooftop lunches are back in action, and frozen-treat happy hours put a pep in every employee's step.
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The model and actress spoon-fed Stamos a frozen treat from Carmella's and the pair linked arms while walking across the street with a dog in tow.
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This hack is not condoned by Disney — it's simply something clever foodies thought up, likely while waiting on the very long line to get their frozen treat.
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There's no word yet on when the new menu item will expand to other states, but there's no reason this frozen treat shouldn't expand beyond the Houston area.
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It sounds like a boardwalk gimmick until you take a bite, and another, and then realize it may be the most refreshing frozen treat you've tried in ages.
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And because this summer has seemed to mark a rise in the trendy frozen treat scene, we've gone ahead and rounded up the chillest brands to cool down with.
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Police said the child, who was left in the Allens' care, was forced to exercise intensely for hours in the summer heat as punishment for taking the frozen treat.
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Tofutti, an original icon of nondairy frozen treat space, was created so that Jews who kept kosher could avoid mixing milk and meat and still have ice cream for dessert.
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As part of its 2018 spring line of new ice cream flavors, Jeni's recently introduced Frosé Sorbet, which means frosé fanatics can now eat the boozy frozen treat by the pint.
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I was looking for big, summery flavors; satisfying, nostalgic textures; and the kind of general resilience that is necessary for a single frozen treat to thrive in a packed chest freezer.
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The couple looked flirty as the model and actress spoon-fed Stamos a frozen treat from Carmella's and the pair linked arms while walking across the street with a dog in tow.
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The child, who was in the Allens' care, was forced to perform exhaustive physical exercise, as temperatures reached into the triple digits, for taking a frozen treat from a refrigerator, police said.
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The frozen treat is a twist on Wendy's signature creamy vanilla dessert, that's mixed with the flavors of a classic birthday cake and sold in four sizes: junior, small, medium, and large.
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Their suggestion to prevent or alleviate this challenging condition: Shortly before leaving my dog alone, give him a Kong filled with a tasty frozen treat to distract from my departure and absence.
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We spent the afternoon racing to the scene of a tractor-trailer accident, following up leads on graft scandals and stopping for a refreshment of nieve de garrafa, a delicious frozen treat.
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The head gelataio — the name for the person who makes the frozen treat — teaches the session in the shop's kitchen and begins with an explanation of how gelato differs from ice cream.
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Dagher, who describes himself as vegan in his Twitter bio, thought that Zara was betraying her vegan status by giving a girl money to buy a tasty frozen treat that contains dairy.
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When we first heard this news, we immediately started to worry that we'd never again get to taste that sweet frozen treat, but it turns out there was no need for the anxiety.
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Her great-grandson and other supposed descendents still use her recipe—and her name—in their own ice cream shops, making fruity helados de paila, as the sorbet-style frozen treat is called.
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But there was no denying its popularity — and by upping the tartness and lowering the sugar, Pinkberry proved that froyo could be closer to its aspirations as a healthier frozen treat than ice cream.
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Wendy's just announced that its bringing back the coveted Frosty Key Tag, which gets you a free junior Frosty—the fast-food chain's beloved frozen treat—with any purchase for the remainder of 2020.
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According to the The Wall Street Journal, the new frozen treat makers "have fewer parts and are easier to maintain," two factors which should mean that they'll work more consistently than the previous versions.
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While it's hard to pin down one favorite food for Madison, first lady Dolley Madison popularized the frozen treat during her time in the White House and the president was one of its top consumers.
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Because of this, Civille goes as far as dividing ice cream "addiction" into two parts: One is, you can be "addicted" to the frozen treat -- all of its general flavor attributes, including creaminess and sweetness.
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"We have to learn to live with fear and risk," said Ms. Rudnicki, whose son had an allergic reaction to a chocolate-flavored frozen treat when he was in seventh grade and she wasn't at home.
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Goat Cheese with Red Cherries: Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams; multiple locations For those craving a frozen treat that tastes exactly like cherry cheesecake, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams makes a flavor that sounds strange but tastes amazing.
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Read These Stories Next:Trader Joe's Newest Product Could Become Your Favorite Frozen Treat This SummerThe Mochi Ice Cream Brands You Can Find At Your Favorite Supermarkets3 Easy Recipes To Help You Make Vegan Instant Pot Magic
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If you want to get even more play time out of these toys, fill one with peanut butter and then throw it in the freezer for a frozen treat that'll keep your dog occupied for a while.
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Beautifully acted by a great cast (particularly Mr. Abe, who can make a sonata of frustration out of burrowing into a stale frozen treat with a spoon), "After the Storm" brings this intimate struggle to moving life.
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Extend Fertility's social media ads include a photo of a cup of frozen açaí next to a cartoon image of a woman's egg that suggest freezing eggs is as easy and cost-effective as purchasing a frozen treat.
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The Austin American-Statesman wrote that Gibbon has been charged with burglary of a residence—because he both admitted that he tried to steal property and made off with a frozen treat—which is a second-degree felony.
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The dog is the star of a video — posted Facebook on May 7 and viewed over one million times — that shows the pooch running to a pink ice cream truck, waiting his turn and politely imbibing a delicious frozen treat.
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The pops began rolling out at select retailers nationwide in May and can be a tasty option for those who want to enjoy a high-protein frozen treat but may not have access to a Subway location that's selling milkshakes.
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" If you can't bear the thought of ingesting ice cream without sharing it with your canine companion, there's always Frosty Paws, Purina's non-dairy frozen treat "fortified with protein, vitamins and minerals that dogs need with no added sugar, artificial flavors or colors.
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The former Vice President and man who spelled out the definition of rape for college guys will give the commencement speech at Cornell University's graduation on May 27, and to thank him, the prestigious school will brand a new frozen treat after him.
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On tonight's episode of THE ICE CREAM SHOW, our host Isaac Lappert explores some of the most iconic Italian frozen treat makers from across New York, among them a beloved neighborhood mainstay of Central Queens—Benfaremo's, The Lemon Ice King of Corona.
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The cost of a bowl of frozen yogurt is left to whoever installs one of the $30,000 machines, but consumers will most likely be happy to pay a premium if left with a choice between a frozen treat, or a stale bag of pretzels in a neighboring vending machine.
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Missouri: Custard At Ted Drewes Frozen CustardThis special frozen treat is separated from the pack of frozen dairy desserts by the addition of egg yolk, making for that smooth, rich texture you can't find in soft-serve or a cone of ice cream (which is the official state dessert).
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Welp, after footage of a young woman opening a tub of Blue Bell ice cream in a Texas food store, licking said ice cream, and returning the tub to the freezer recently made the rounds on social media, the frozen treat appears to be meeting the same sad fate, at least in a few stores.
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On a new episode of THE ICE CREAM SHOW, host Isaac Lappert's tour of the best ice cream shops in America takes him to Los Angeles, where he stops by Mateo's Ice Cream & Fruit Bars—home of the first Mexican "paletas" to hit LA. Isaac sits down with shop owner Priciliano Mateo to hear why he decided to bring the classic frozen treat from Mexico to Los Angeles, and tour the kitchen where the icy, fruity popsicles get made.
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In the early 1990s, Squirt Sorbet, a frozen treat, was offered in Detroit area supermarkets. Berry flavored Ruby Red and Diet Ruby Red Squirt have also been introduced. Unlike normal Squirt, Ruby Red Squirt contains caffeine. In 2008, Squirt Citrus Power was introduced.
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Dr. William Tyznik (April 26, 1927 - May 3, 2013) was a professor emeritus of the department of Animal Science at The Ohio State University where he taught for over 40 years. Dr. Tyznik invented Frosty Paws, a frozen treat for dogs, and TizWhiz animal feed.
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Otter Pops are a brand of packaged, frozen treats sold in the United States. The product consists of a clear plastic tube filled with a fruit-flavored liquid. Some varieties claim to contain 100% fruit juice. Otter Pops are a frozen treat, but stores generally sell them at room temperature and the consumer puts them in the freezer.
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Host Joseph Motiki dresses as an ice cream seller and pedals around an ice cream cart. The general public approaches the cart as if to get ice cream or a frozen treat, only to be told he has nothing in stock. Motiki explains that he only has cash as well that there are ten food, drink, and culinary related questions. The first question is for $10 and every question thereafter doubles.
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In most Spanish-speaking countries, the word piragua means a pirogue, a small, flat-bottomed boat. In Puerto Rico, the word piragua refers to a frozen treat made of shaved ice and covered with fruit flavored syrup. Unlike the American snow cone which is round and resembles a snowball, the piragua is pointy and shaped like a pyramid. The word piragua is derived from the combination of the Spanish words pirámide ("pyramid") and agua ("water").
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Retrieved January 14, 2008. Reproduction of an old tin sign advertising Picaninny Freeze, a frozen treat (1922) In the U.S., by the 1950s, the NAACP had begun calling attention to such portrayals of African Americans and mounted a campaign to put an end to blackface performances and depictions. For decades, darky images had been seen in the branding of everyday products and commodities such as Picaninny Freeze, the Coon Chicken InnCoon Chicken Inn Photos and history of the restaurant chain. restaurant chain, and Nigger Hair Tobacco.
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He was the president of the Classic Literature Club and the writer for the anthology "Hyouka". The title means "frozen treat" in Japanese, but actually refers to the English words "ice cream": it is a pun on "I scream", thus revealing Jun's silent anguish. He is thought to be lost in India and is later declared legally dead by the authorities for being missing for so many years.See Novel: Hyōka Volume 1, Chapter 7 ; : :A third-year student at Kamiyama High School and the president of the Newspaper Club.
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Since he was not able to foil the game itself, after dinner, Bill noticed a nearby trattoria selling ice cream and bought some (eating it very quickly), complaining he was still hungry after the less-than-satisfying homemade pizza (as the players neglected to wash their hand when making the pizzas). Darwin, spotting Bill with the frozen treat, was interested too. Bill gave him some money, and he bought some ice cream of his own. This was a violation of the rules regarding the pizza challenge, since players were expressly informed that the pizza they ate for dinner was to be the only food available to them that evening.
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Vanilla fruit drying The dried seed pods of one orchid genus, Vanilla (especially Vanilla planifolia), are commercially important as a flavouring in baking, for perfume manufacture and aromatherapy. The underground tubers of terrestrial orchids [mainly Orchis mascula (early purple orchid)] are ground to a powder and used for cooking, such as in the hot beverage salep or in the Turkish frozen treat dondurma. The name salep has been claimed to come from the Arabic expression ', "fox testicles", but it appears more likely the name comes directly from the Arabic name '. The similarity in appearance to testes naturally accounts for salep being considered an aphrodisiac.
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It has retained its recipe of cream, sugar, eggs and flavorings, and has avoided changing the recipe during health trends or amid competition from healthier frozen treat brands, or those using artificial sweeteners. Though it is gravitated to more all-natural ingredients in recent years, including substituting beet juice instead of food dye and sourcing dairy products from hormone-free cows. There are some exceptions, such as vanilla that is imported from Madagascar. In the Cincinnati market it has continued to out-sell Ben & Jerry's and Häagen-Dazs ice cream at Kroger locations in the Cincinnati market, making the city the only place in the country where those brands are not top sellers in the supermarket.
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A piragüero in NYC posing with his Piragua pushcart in the 1920s Puerto Ricans began to form their own small "barrios", in The Bronx, Brooklyn and in East Harlem (which would become known as Spanish Harlem). It was in East Harlem where the Puerto Rican migrants established a cultural life of great vitality and sociality. They also participated in some of the sports, such as boxing and baseball which were first introduced in the island by the American Armed Forces after the Spanish–American War.Historia del Beisbol en Puerto Rico Puerto Ricans who moved to New York not only took with them their customs, traditions, they also took with them their piraguas, a Puerto Rican frozen treat, shaped like a pyramid, made of shaved ice and covered with fruit flavored syrup.
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Reproduction of a tin sign from 1922 advertising Picaninny Freeze, a frozen treat Although the Oxford English Dictionary quotes an example from 1653 of the word pickaninny used to describe a child, it may also have been used in early African-American vernacular to indicate anything small, not necessarily a child. In a column in The Times of 1788, allegedly reporting a legal case in Philadelphia, a slave is charged with dishonestly handling goods he knows to be stolen and which he describes as insignificant, "only a piccaninny cork-screw and piccaninny knife – one cost six-pence and tudda a shilling". The anecdote goes on to make an anti-slavery moral however, when the black person challenges the whites for dishonestly handling stolen goods too – namely slaves – so it is perhaps more likely to be an invention than factual. The deliberate use of the word in this context however suggests it already had black-vernacular associations.
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