If you love trying new and different frozen treats, you’ll love to see all the unusual ice cream flavors there are out there. They aren’t always all that easy to find, but if you can get your hands on them, it’s always fun to try them out. Ice cream is a great dessert because it’s cold, sweet and easy to eat. Ice cream makes a great choice for a party too. Check out these unusual ice cream flavors if you want to get out of a rut and eat something totally tasty.
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1. Honey Jalapeno Pickle
Sound good? I’m not so sure. This is one of those unusual ice cream flavors you’ll have to head to a specialty store to find. It’s featured at Sweet Action Ice Cream in Denver, Colorado. But, if you have an ice cream maker at home, you can probably make your own version. The finished product is a little bit salty and a little bit spicy. If that’s your thing, you’ll probably love this frozen flavor.
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Sure, it might seem like a dare more than a dessert, but adventurous taste buds will be intrigued by this bold combination. Picture the sweetness of honey weaving through the fiery personality of jalapeño, while the classic coolness of ice cream tries to balance the two. This flavor is not just about taste, it's about experience; the contrast in flavors makes for a unique ice-cold fiesta in your mouth. If you're someone who loves a culinary challenge or simply enjoys walking on the wild side of the freezer aisle, don't miss the chance to try Honey Jalapeno Pickle ice cream. It's a taste rollercoaster that'll leave you craving more!
2. Curry and Mint
Granted, curry and mint are used together in a variety of ethnic dishes, but mixed with ice cream is something entirely different. The concoction contains turmeric, coriander, chocolate chips and paprika in addition to the curry and mint. If this sounds super delicious to you, check out the recipe: cookingchanneltv.com. Let me know how it tastes.
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3. Southern Lemon Pie
Lemon pie sounds much more like a flavor for a dessert. If you’re the kind of person who likes to shop for your ice cream at the supermarket, try Southern Lemon Pie from Turkey Hill. It has a great lemony flavor as well as marshmallows and shortbread pieces. I think I would tend toward this flavor more than any of the others. When I indulge in ice cream, I want it to be sweet rather than savory.
4. Trail Mix
One of the great things about trail mix is that you can modify it to your exact specifications. And making trail mix ice cream is a snap to do right at home. Start with your favorite flavor of ice cream and toss in mini chocolate covered candies, pretzels, chocolate chips, dry cereal or dried fruit. Mix to combine all the ingredients and then get ready to enjoy your creation.
5. Goat Cheese Cashew Caramel
If you ever find yourself in Chicago, head to Black Dog Gelato for a sample of this sweet concoction. I know that sweet and savory mixed is something that many people love. If you’re one of them, this is probably a flavor of ice cream you’ll like. Goat cheese has a pretty distinctive taste, but the caramel and cashews help balance it for a creamy bowl of ice cream that might just become your new favorite.
6. Queen City Cayenne
You might not be able to find this flavor at any supermarket, but the product from Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream can be found at some grocery stores. This flavor is a little bit of hot mixed with a little bit of cold. If you really want to sample something totally different, this is the flavor for you.
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Queen City Cayenne from Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream is a unique flavor, combining the heat of cayenne pepper with the sweetness of ice cream. This flavor is a perfect balance of hot and cold, and the cayenne is just enough to provide a bit of a kick. The ice cream is made with a base of cream cheese and cream, and the cayenne pepper is added to give it a spicy flavor.
The flavor was created by Jeni Britton Bauer, the founder of Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream. She wanted to create a flavor that was both unexpected and exciting. She was inspired by the city of Cincinnati, which is often referred to as the "Queen City," and wanted to create a flavor that was unique to the city.
This flavor is only available at select grocery stores, so it may be difficult to find. However, if you do manage to find it, you won't be disappointed. It's a unique flavor that is sure to tantalize your taste buds. So if you're looking for something out of the ordinary, give Queen City Cayenne a try. You won't be sorry.
7. Cilantro Lime Ice Cream
I will admit that cilantro and lime are ingredients with a refreshing flavor. I’m thinking in salsa rather than ice cream though. However, if you want to transfer that taste to a dish of ice cream, you’re going to love this recipe. Check it out: cookingchanneltv.com.
What’s your favorite flavor of ice cream? I recently tried red velvet cake with brownie chunks and I’m not sure I’ll ever choose anything else. Would you ever eat any of these flavors?
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KaReN: my husband wud love the first one lol!
Pugpugpugpug: I recently visited Italy and had the pleasure of trying pine flavored Gelato, it was amazing. At a ice cream shop near us, they have cool and crazy flavored such as Cheese
Maria: I love sea salt ice cream
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