By: Krysta Phillips
In a world with ice cream and popsicles, there are also opinions on the cold, sweet treats to eat during the summer. These opinions lead to judging what the most popular treat is with the use of online polls and votes! In Arizona, it is an excessively important part of summer to cool off, but even then, the taste and texture can add to the experience of eating all of these sweet treats.
Starting with popsicles, people seem to judge them based on color and not flavor mostly because they associate color with the flavors they could be. First place is “red” which consists of flavors such as cherry, strawberry or raspberry according to chillzy.in. The popsicle brand Chillzy has also brought other familiar flavors with the ranking of each flavor: cherry berry, grape storm, mango tango, orange crush, cola splash, and finally lemon rush. These are all for the Chillzy brand flavors, but they give a good indication of popular popsicle flavors.
Next is ice cream which has a bigger variety of flavors that can be identified and labeled which creates a bigger line of potential popular ice cream flavors. Fox8.com have done some personal research on this matter. Number one on the list is classic vanilla, plain but sweet with the perfect flavor for anything. Going in complete order next would-be chocolate, then cookies and cream, strawberry, chocolate chip, butter pecan, chocolate chip cookie dough, mint chocolate chip, caramel, Neapolitan, rocky road, chocolate peanut butter, coffee, pistachio, cherry, peach, peanut butter, birthday cake, raspberry, butterscotch, and last place is cake batter.
Readers for this article may have their own opinions on what deserves to be the most popular flavor of ice cream or popsicles or which one out of the two of them they like better but at the end of the day, these are researched opinions from sources so a public opinion may be different from an opinion of someone else reading this.
Who can resist this delicious treat!
Photo from: Fox 8 article The 21 Most Popular ice cream flavors in America
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