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50 Unique Ice Cream Flavors From All 50 States

Flavors that will either make your mouth water or your stomach cringe.

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50 Unique Ice Cream Flavors From All 50 States
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Summer is the perfect opportunity to try new ice cream flavors, and the United States is filled with crazy flavors for the lickin'.

Alabama: Black Walnut

The sharp taste of black walnut is balanced by a sweet cream base at Cammie’s Old Dutch Ice Cream Shoppe in Mobile.

Alaska: Fireweed and Honey

A sweet flavor made from the bright pink plant served at Rochelle’s Ice Cream and General Store in Chugiak.

Arizona: Basil Lime

The perfect ice cream flavor for dinner at Sweet Republic in Scottsdale.

Arkansas: Buttermilk

Enjoy this thick and tangy taste at Loblolly Creamery in Little Rock.

California: Asian Art Museum

Hibiscus flowers and rose water are combined with locally sourced pureed plums to create this refreshing flavor at Humphry Slocombe in San Francisco.

Colorado: Blueberry Pop Tart

This fruity flavor is the perfect excuse to have ice cream for breakfast, served at Ice Cream Riot in Denver.

Connecticut: Butter Beer

Calling all Harry Potter fans to try this butterscotch-tasting flavor at Walnut Beach Creamery in Milford. Transport to Hogwarts after just one bite!

Delaware: Catching Fire

A scorpion carefully placed on top of orange, mango, and strawberry swirls creates that Hunger Games' vibe with this flavor at The Ice Cream Store in Rehoboth Beach.

Florida: Coca-Cola

An American classic at Azucar in Miami.

Georgia: Rum Bisque

Jazz your go-to ice cream flavor up with this rum-based flavor mixed with homemade almond macarons at Leopold’s Ice Cream in Savannah.

Hawaii: Ube

Purple yams are blended with creamy vanilla ice cream at Dave’s Ice Cream in Pearl City.

Idaho: Huckleberry

A flawless mix of sweet and tart at Reed’s Dairy in Idaho Falls.

Illinois: Kitty Kitty Bang Bang

Cheesecake ice cream with swirls of raspberries and pieces of Oreos at George's Ice Cream and Sweets in Chicago.

Indiana: Superman

This multi-colored scoop of blue moon, cherry, and lemon ice cream is fit for any superhero at Valpo Velvet in Valparaiso.

Iowa: Pina Colada

One lick of Whitey’s Pina Colada ice cream in Davenport will make you feel like you're relaxing on a beach in the Caribbean.

Kansas: Pineapple Cilantro

A blend of sour and sweet at Glace Artisan Ice Cream in St. Leawood.

Kentucky: Bourbon Ball

Kentucky takes its Bourbon seriously, and The Comfy Cow in Louisville is no exception. Old Forester is mixed with homemade pecan pie and cookie dough to create the bourbon balls in this rich and creamy delight.

Louisiana: Champagne and Violette

The perfect flavor for an elegant evening at The Creole Creamery in New Orleans.

Maine: Lobster

It's no surprise that lobster ice cream is a popular flavor at Ben and Bill’s Chocolate Emporium in Bar Harbor.

Maryland: Balsamic and Fig

An end-of-summer, start-of-fall flavor. This savory ice cream is perfect for a crisp autumn day at Moorenko’s in Silver Spring.

Massachusetts: Peppermint Stick

Celebrate Christmas in July with this flavor at Four Seas in Cape Cod.

Michigan-Hot Cocoa

Get your hot chocolate fix without burning up in the summer heat at Moomer’s in Traverse City.

Minnesota: Cardamom Black Pepper

For anyone who likes a spicy kick, Sonny's Black Pepper ice cream in Minneapolis is the way to go.

Mississippi: Blackberry Goat Cheese

I think the picture says it all. An extra creamy scoop at Area 51 in Hernando.

Missouri: Red Hot Cherry Twizzler

It's like eating Twizzlers straight out of the bag at Sparky’s Homemade Ice Cream in Columbia.

Montana: Black Licorice

For all those licorice fans out there, this flavor is for you at Big Dipper in Helena.

Nebraska: Circus Popcorn

No better flavor to enjoy while watching a movie, served at Ted and Wally's Premium Homemade Ice Cream in Omaha.

Nevada: Black Sesame

A popular flavor in Asia that is starting to make its mark in the U.S. at Perfect Scoop and Boba Tea in Las Vegas.

New Hampshire: Ginger Fruit

A sharp fruity taste at Annabelle’s Natural Ice Cream in Portsmouth.

New Jersey: Ricotta Pistachio

For a more refined palate, served at The Bent Spoon, Princeton.

New Mexico: Bellini

The ideal scoop of ice cream for watching the sunset served at Frostgelato in Albuquerque.

New York: Lox

Why not spread this lox ice cream on a bagel? Served at Max and Mina’s Ice Cream in New York City.

North Carolina: Summer Corn with Blueberry Jam

The South in a scoop of ice cream at The Parlour in Durham.

North Dakota: Juneberry

This scoop of ice cream has an almond, cherry flavor at Pride Dairy in Bottineau.

Ohio: Cleveland Whiskey

Taste that slight spiciness and bitterness of Whiskey in this popular scoop at Mason’s Creamery in Cleveland.

Oklahoma: Carrot Cake

Enjoy pieces of carrots mixed with nuts in this flavor at Marble Slab Creamery in Oklahoma City.

Oregon: Pear and Blue Cheese

A sophisticated scoop of ice cream at Salt and Straw in Portland.

Pennsylvania: Honey Lavender

Perfect to serve at a tea party! Find this calming flavor at Owowcow in Wrightstown.

Rhode Island: Nutella Espresso

No better combination than Nutella and coffee, served at U Scream Ice Cream in North Providence.

South Carolina: Lemon Poppy Seed

A good scoop of ice cream to bring on a picnic, served at Sweet Cream Company in Columbia.

South Dakota: Spearfish Valley Rhubarb

Try this tangy flavor at Leone’s Creamery in Spearfish.

Tennessee: Firecracker

This scoop of ice cream from Clumpies in Chattanooga is sprinkled with Pop Rocks to set off fireworks in your mouth.

Texas: Roasted Beets and Mint

An odd combination, but somehow it works at Lick’s in Austin.

Utah: Blue Mint

Don't let this scoop's blue coloring throw you off. This flavor at Aggie Ice Cream in Logan is still extra minty.

Vermont: Roman Holiday (grapefruit curd ice cream spiked with Aperol)

For the days when you need an extra kick, served at Lu Lu in Bristol.

Virginia: Guinness

Head over to The Split Banana in Staunton on St. Patrick's Day. No better way to celebrate than with a scoop of Guinness ice cream.

Washington: Molasses

A slightly bitter scoop of ice cream from Mallard Ice Cream in Bellingham.

West Virginia: Grape Pineapple

An interesting combination of fruit that will wake up your tastebuds at Austin's Homemade Ice Cream in Kenova.

Wisconsin: Hearty Breakfast (French toast, bacon and a drop of whiskey)

A great way to start your day, served at Calliope Ice Cream in Madison.

Wyoming: Kashmir Green Chai Tea and Honey

This scoop of ice cream is sure to attract tea-drinkers, served at Moo’s Gourmet Ice Cream in Jackson Hole.

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