How to pronounce“tudor”in English

- Tudor went all in, sinking a full $10,000 of mostly borrowed money into the venture, which is the equivalent of over a quarter million dollars today.

Tudor wrote, "I found myself without money and without friends, and with only a cargo of ice in a torrid zone to depend on

- Tudor even showed them how to make ice cream, which became an instant hit, especially in Cuba.

Tudor's ambition didn't end there, and he wrote that, There was "an experiment I have been desirous of making for 20 years."

Tudor started this icy empire by harvesting natural ice in the dead of New England winter, then delivering it first across the United States and

Tudor understood that until every port had an ice house, there was no cross Atlantic ice trade.

- In Tudor's own words, "A man who has drank his drinks cold at the same expense for one week can never be presented with them warm again."