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Frozen salads are made by freezing ingredients in a mold and serving them in glassware or in slices, often over a leaf of lettuce. Until the 1920s in America, frozen salads were consumed by the few who could afford expensive restaurant visits or large home refrigeration systems. As electric refrigerators made freezing at home more accessible, the dish gained popularity, helped by its convenience and enclosed presentation, which

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