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14 Where does the name ninety nine (an ice cream cone with a chocolate flake stuck in it ) come from?
I have been told a 99 is so named as it is 1mm short of 100mm which is the internal side of the packing box, so allowing easier packing. This seems logical but is it true???TD Southampton
The name 99 for the short Flake dates back to its launch in 1930 when the UK ice-cream industry was dominated by Italians. Legend had it that a King of Italy surrounded himself with an elite bodyguard of 99 soldiers. Therefore, to Italians, the number 99 signified the very finest quality. KA New Zealand
question 14. '99flake' quite simply it is order no. 99 on the cadbury rps product list and was the 99th. product intreoduced by cadbury. b_Emailaddress: j.viner@btinternet.com
15 Could anyone tell me if the Tonibel ice cream franchise is still up and running and if yes any contact tele no's?

According to the book '50 years of Ice Cream Vehicles' published by Trans Pennine Publishing tel 017683 51053, Tonibell was bought by American Tobacco in 1964webmaster

In reply to the question about Tonibell franchises: Tonibell Southern Counties at Codicote, Herts, still run a fleet of Tonibell vans. (10 in total)Although it is possible to buy one of these vans and operate from the depot, unfortunately franchises are a thing of the past. b_Emailaddress: catherine.hibbert3@ntlworld.com

16 We wish to ask what could be wrong with the
(ice cream) machine we currently have; the overrun is in the negative. We get less ice cream than the mixture we put in. We appreciate your assistance. Dennis Ndagijimana (Uganda)		 need to know make/model of ice cream machine - also does it have an air pump?
email me at kedge@e3.co.nz and I will help you out
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20 I am thinking of buying an ice cream van and working abroad in the Canary Islands with it. Does anyone know any laws against this and what I would need to do? Thank You To reply to question 20. Several years ago, a friend of mine had the same idea. When she checked with the embassy, she found that the health regulations were very strict, to the point of making the venture financially unviable. Things may have changed by now as this was a few years ago. Suggest contacting the Embassy Emailaddress: catherine.hibbert3@ntlworld.com