The CIA's attempt on Castro's life was purportedly prevented because the poison pill had frozen to the freezer coils and broken., foiled, The process to make it was quite involving a lot of effort, and its main ingredients — sugar, salt, and cream — were expensive., laborious, The political uncertainty and disorder of the late 1880s brought Italian immigrants to cities like London, Glasgow, and New York, where many took up jobs as street vendors, turmoil, When the sale of alcohol was banned in 1920, a great deal of American breweries turned to producing ice cream., pivoted to, The failure of the attempt on Castro's life granted him many more days to satisfy his sweet tooth., satiate, Fidel Castro, the Cuban leader, was known to eat up greedily up to 18 scoops of ice cream after lunch., devour.

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