I love ice cream! That cold creamy goodness can be found in so many flavors!

What's your favorite?

For me it depends on so many things. Vanilla can be boring, and yet its the most versatile if you're going to add things like fruit. Its also the best for soft serve ice cream cones.

MAN ICE CREAM IS LIFE tho i have come to prefer froyo lately but i digress like, as a kid going out with my friends and buying ice cream was highkey one of the best parts of summer asdfghjkl

i love all flavours it's. a problem 😂 i'm indecisive af hnn a big all time fav is zuppa inglese which i don't think exists outside of italy!! also coconut and lemon :>

and for store bought ice cream i rly love liuk which i also dunno if it exists outside of italy, which is lemon and the stick is made out of liquorice 👌

oh my yes! Ice cream on a stick is fabulous!

And that zuppa inglese looks amazing!

I grew up in Michigan, so Moose Tracks is more or less my favorite. Something about the nostalgia of the fudge and peanut butter cups makes it so good to me and I'm actually kind of sad I can't really find it outside of MI and a few surrounding states now that I've moved away.

I do have to agree that vanilla is nice sometimes, though. I can make my own caramel and fudge sauces, and every now and again it is good to have a plain ice cream to just load up with whatever I feel like putting in there.

Peanut butter and chocolate (especially the one from Baskin Robbins), green tea, mango and red bean are probably my favourites. I don't eat ice cream very often, though. Sometime this week I'm going to pick up some green tea ice cream though because I've been craving it and I need other things from the one store in town that sells it, lol

Oh also Drumsticks are really good, especially the peanut butter or caramel ones. :D The cones are great too and are probably my favourite part ngl

right?? like honestly italian ice cream is lowkey one of the things i miss the most when i leave asdfghjkl

I had some amazing ice cream the other day called Raspberry Bugaboo. It's raspberry ice cream with fudge all through it and little chocolate candies with raspberry goo inside. It's amazing.

I also love this one called Munchie Madness from a local place called The Spotted Cow. It's got Reese's cups, M&M's, pretzel bits, caramel, and chocolate swirl, in a cream cheese flavored ice cream. It's so damn good.

I also really love this mint ice cream that's mint flavor with fudge all through it and little chocolate cups with mint goo in them, but I can't seem to find it anymore which makes me a sad panda.

I started making my own. So far only vanilla, and a cactus fruit sorbet. Its a little expensive, but usually I make it for someone who I think deserves it.

I might go for Mortar and Shingles next. (Peanut Butter and Pop Tarts)

Pecan is probably my favorite. I also feel like the only person I know that doesn't like mint-flavored ice cream.

Vanilla is actually one of my favourites, but it has to be real vanilla. Vanilla is a superb flavour but when I purchase something and notice it's not real vanilla, I get really disappointed. Buying something from the supermarket is easy because I can read the list of ingredients, so try that next time, see if there's actually vanilla in the product. But I bought a "vanilla" milkshake from a fast food restaurant this summer and well I could really tell that they had some fake stuff in there.

Other than that, saffron is a favourite for me, or gingerbread or coffee.

Vegan, of course.

Mint chocolate chip.

I've heard people say it tastes like toothpaste. I call bull. If not mint chocolate chip, then chocolate peanut butter ice cream.

The cactus fruit sorbet sounds tasty. What is it made from? Do you have maybe the receipt?

My favourites always lemon ice, 'cause i like lemons. Yummy.

I found a pint of coconut ice cream back in 2016 or 2017 in germany's largest supermarket corporation. I can't remember the name nor how the package was looking like. I loved the coconut ice cream and some days later I visited the supermarket again but the ice was sadly out of stock. Now, after 3-4 years I came weekly to the supermarket but the ice cream was not in stock.

Last week I bought a pint of Sea Salt Caramel from HALO TOP (the site is switched in english ^^). I liked it.

I used cactus pears, my crop is purple in color.

I followed a standard recipe.

30 or so pieces of fruit for pulp and juice. (24oz of fruit, and 4 cups of juice) 1 cup of Apple juice 2 cups granulated sugar ( I used the equivalent of agave nectar) 1/3 cup lemon juice

Peel and remove seeds, then puree mixing Apple juice and 1 cup of water. (I also strained the seed material.) Add sugar, then boil for 4 minutes. Pour in a large glass bowl, chill for 2-4 hours. Process mixture with ice cream machine according to instructions.

The first thing you'll notice is its strong fragrance, suggestive of the flavor. The small amount I made was a hit with almost every person who sampled it.

I like a good vanilla, something rich and creamy. I do miss when Sonic had these things they called "cements' but in reality they were custard base ice cream. So yummy. I'd usually get oreo bits in mine.

I am also a fan of chocolate - but I'm pretty picky about it.

My favorite ice cream flavors are butter pecan, soy sauce, and fresh baked bread (a flavor at a famous parlor near me). Favorite combo is mint chocolate chip with coffee topped with hot fudge and almonds with whip cream and a cherry. My little boy loves the flavor Cherry Jubilee, we got him a chocolate cake/cherry jubilee ice cream cake for his birthday recently and it was B O M B.

i love the simplicity of clotted cream ice cream...so rich and delicious... ^_^

I'm a sucker for anything with cookie dough in it. Also, cake/brownie batter ice cream is delish! :^P

banana ice cream or green tea ice cream w/ chocolate syrup are probably my favorites

also a fan of certain cake batter flavors (some are better than others tho!)

i love ice cream too! my favorite flavor is green tea! weeee! :3

Freshly picked blueberries slightly crushed in vanilla ice cream ...oh my :)