The arrival of freezers large enough to make more than ice cubes revolutionized the frozen food industry
Founded by the folks who brought you General Motors, the brand became so popular that many Americans called any refrigerator by the name of the company
Produced by General Electric, the design was based on one by a French Cistercian monk and physics teacher, Marcel Audiffren, and primarily designed to help GE sell electricity
And it only took about a hundred more years for the phrase “on the rocks” to be ascribed to Scotch by bar staff
Scottish professor William Cullen used a pump to create a partial vacuum in the world’s first refrigeration machine