It should be Shanghai dialect. In 1926, American businessmen opened Haining Foreign Firm in Hongkou, Shanghai, producing popsicles, ice cream and other products with the trademark "Beauty Brand".

Before p>1948, the factory was resold to the Logistics Department of the National Government (now Yimin Food Factory No.1), and Haihe Co., Ltd. (referred to as Haihe Foreign Firm for short) was established as a joint venture with the British merchant Yihe Egg Factory, which still produced cold drinks such as ice cream. In 1951, it was changed to Yimin Food Factory No.3 with the trademark "Guangming Brand".

The word ice cream can be verified from Shanghai dialect.

The pronunciation of "ice cream" and "cream" in Shanghai dialect is very close.

In addition, Shanghai now has the name of "margarine", which means margarine. As for the sequence of the two words, there is no textual research for the time being.