Crazy Ice Cream Flavors You Can Try Right Now

Traditional vanilla and chocolate will always be a hit, but if you’re looking to step out of your comfort zone, you will always find a variety of crazy, bizarre and strange flavours available in stores and shops. Here’s a list of the crazy ice cream flavours you should be buying right now.

Ice cream and cheesecake
Both are favourite desserts for many but imagine that you can enjoy both at the same time! The combination of both is what created the amazing Blue Strawberry Cheesecake Bunny Snacks. The best part is that they’re low in fats than you can imagine and you can have them in a single-serving size.

Hidden Zucchini in Peekabo Vanilla
This crazy ice cream has a flavour of classic vanilla and actually looks like it, but it has zucchini hidden in it for fiber and nutrients like Vitamin A, C, calcium, phosphorus and so on. It has an appearance that appeals to everyone, including finicky eaters, to trick them into eating vegetables.

Diary-free rose ginger ice cream
Enjoying ice cream flavours can be hard for some vegans, but what if you could have a vegan bouquet in your mouth? Admittedly, most dairy-free flavours aren’t exciting but combining rose, and ginger is definitely a crazy idea! If you have no idea what it would taste like, you should buy have this fun ice cream flavour.

Moo-ve over, normal flavours
You’ve probably heard of alcohol-infused ice cream but what if you could have a whole protein-rich meal by eating ice cream? That’s what LongHorn Steakhouse is offering this season: the usual ice cream spiced up with steak Char seasoning, bits of real steak and swirls of caramel. This concept isn’t just groundbreaking but also insane as it changes the entire ice cream game forever. You’d probably agree that the days of having a protein-rich meal via ice cream are finally here.

If you’re looking to spend the afternoon with a scoop or two of ice cream and want something different, try out the crazy ice cream flavours above. They’re nutritious and equally delicious.