0 The paragraph below is for a piece aimed to children. The essay starts with a recipe and then this paragraph follows: 02br 02br 00" What you read a minute ago is an old recipe for sweet snow –Or, as it is better known today, ice cream! The Roman Emperor Nero was a big fan of sweet snow. Because there was no refrigeration at the time, ice cream had to be prepared with fresh snow that slaves would bring down from the surrounding mountains. " 02br 02br 00Is this ackward? It doesn't sound right to me but I can't think of a way to make it bettter without it making it "too adult". Can anybody please help? 0-
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0 I think that if this is for children, you may perhaps want to write slightly shorter sentences. 02br 02br 00"What you have just read is an old recipe for sweet snow. We still eat it today, but we call it - ice cream! The Roman Emperor Nero was a big fan of sweet snow. 02br 02br 00Back then, there were no fridges and freezers. Ice cream was made with fres