Traditionally, people call coffee Mississippi Mud. Adults and children alike are sure to love it! Mississippi: Mississippi Mud Minnesota: Cookie MonsterĮveryone knows the beloved children's character Cookie Monster, this would be his favorite ice cream! It's bright blue marshmallow flavored ice cream with Oreoand cookie dough pieces. Usually, they're raspberry, lemon, and blue moon flavors. You've heard of the Midwestern love of Blue Moon ice cream, Superman ice cream incorporates that! It's a swirl of red, blue, and yellow ice creams. Massachusetts loves their maple nut ice cream! It's a simple vanilla ice cream with walnuts and a maple swirl.
New England is known for its maple syrup. It pairs great with an espresso flavored waffle cone! Massachusetts: Maple Nut Maryland: Maryland MudĮveryone has heard of Mississippi Mud, or coffee, but have you heard of Maryland Mud? It's a decadent ice cream made with mocha ice cream, fudge swirl, and Oreo cookie pieces. It's a great summer treat for any time in Maine.
Much like Maine, strawberry ice cream can remind you of simpler times by the sea. Strawberry is another classic and traditional ice cream flavor. It's sweet and crunchy, the perfect combination! Maine: Strawberry This ice cream is a simple mix of candied pecans and vanilla ice cream. If you've ever been to the south, you know how much they love their pralines. You can't go wrong with bourbon vanilla ice cream! Louisiana: Praline Pecan Scoop some vanilla ice cream into a glass of bourbon or combine them in a milkshake. Kentucky is known for its bourbon whiskey. It's the perfect mixture of classic ice cream and whimsical cookies. You can't go wrong with cookie dough! Kansas loves the classic vanilla ice cream with cookie dough chunks. It's rich and decadent, perfect for Iowa! Kansas: Cookie Dough Bunny Tracks is a beloved flavor made with vanilla ice cream, chocolate peanut butter bunnies, chocolate-covered peanuts, and caramel and fudge swirls. Iowa is the home to Blue Bunny ice cream, a common grocery store brand known for fun flavors and high-quality ice cream. They can't get enough chocolate ice cream! This common flavor flourishes in Indiana. Indiana: ChocolateĮveryone loves chocolate, especially if you're from Indiana. This ice cream is a classic midwestern staple. It's bright blue and it tastes like Froot Loops. If you're not from the midwest, you might not know this flavor. Nothing is more quintessential to Idaho than huckleberries! Nearly every ice cream shop in Idaho has its own version of huckleberry ice cream. Ube ice cream is perfect for Hawaiian beaches. Its subtly sweet flavor and intense purple color make it a popular choice in America's tropical state. Ube is a less common fruit in mainland US. It's a classic summer dessert! Hawaii: Ube Georgia is known for its peaches, of course, their favorite ice cream is peach! With this creamy, pink treat, you're sure to have a good time. Orange creme ice cream is the perfect treat for a coastal Florida night. The Sunshine State sure loves their oranges! It's not a surprise this is their favorite ice cream flavor. It's a great mixture of sweet and tart, no wonder Delaware loves it so much! Florida: Orange Creme The perfect purple ice cream for this fair state! Blueberry ice cream is a classic flavor that even the founding fathers loved. Whether it's a beer float or beer-flavored ice cream, Connecticut is ready to scoop it! This more savory, boozy flavor is perfect for those warm New England summer nights. Colorado: VanillaĪ classic for colorful Colorado! Vanilla is sweet and versatile flavor beloved by many.
California is all about following trends! You can easily make your own boba ice cream using brown sugar boba and vanilla ice cream. California: Bobaīoba is a fun and trendy phenomenon crossing the US. Add them to sweet cream and you can't go wrong! It's the perfect sweet and fruity combination. Peaches are prevalent in this hot, humid state. It's bright, sweet, and fun! Bubblegum ice cream is always a hit. Arizona: BubblegumĪ childhood favorite of many Americans is an adulthood favorite of Arizona. However you eat it, you're sure to feel transported to Alaska. Modernly, people will use whipped cream and a sprinkling of sugar. It's known for being a mixture of berries and whipped fat. Alaska: AkutaqĪkutaq is a traditional cold dessert in Alaska. No wonder their favorite ice cream is buttered pecan! It's the perfect mixture of savory nuts and sweet ice cream. That's almost 5 gallons of ice cream! Have you ever wondered what each state's most popular ice cream is? The answers may surprise you! Alabama: Buttered Pecan The average American eats more than 23 pounds of ice cream every year (according to the IDFA).
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