Think you know the coolest ice cream flavor in your state? Keep reading to see if you guessed correctly!

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Ice cream scoop photos by Ben Goldstein for Food Network Magazine.

Big Spoon Creamery, Birmingham

Cherries + sweet cream = the perfect combo.

Wild Scoops, Anchorage

Every scoop is studded with tart berries.

Sweet Republic, Scottsdale

The color and deep nutty flavor are amazing.

Loblolly Creamery, Little Rock

The secret ingredient: marshmallow cream!

Mashti Malone’s, Los Angeles

The Persian shop is famous for this scoop.

Sweet Action Ice Cream, Denver

Goats thrive in Colorado — thus the cheese!

Walnut Beach Creamery, Milford

It’s black tea with buttery shortbread cookies.

The Ice Cream Store, Rehoboth Beach

This vanilla is one of 100 rotating flavors.

Barb’s Brittles, Tallahassee

You can top any scoop with chocolate brittle.

Leopold’s Ice Cream, Savannah

Candied fruit and pecans stud this scoop.

Wing Ice Cream, Honolulu

Small-batch savory flavors are the specialty.

The STIL, Boise

The star: peanut butter and cookie pieces.

Shawn Michelle’s, Chicago

It’s as rich and dreamy as it sounds.

Hartzell’s Ice Cream, Bloomington

This one’s made with imperial matcha powder.

Over the Top, Pleasant Hill

You’ll never want corn in another form again.

Sylas & Maddy’s, Lawrence

This winner is named for the local football star.

Louisville Cream, Louisville

It has vanilla wafer pieces, of course!

The Creole Creamery, New Orleans

This almond-flavored scoop is irresistible.

Rococo Ice Cream, Kennebunkport

It’s made with local wild blueberries.

The Charmery, Baltimore

Marylanders will put crab spice on anything!

Tipping Cow Ice Cream, Somerville

This spot dishes out creative nut-free flavors.

Moomers, Traverse City

Lots of locally grown cherries are in every pint.

Sweet Science, Saint Paul

The clever shop nicknames this scoop RhCA.

Area 51 Ice Cream, Hernando

This year, six pints sold at auction for $786!

Clementine’s Creamery, St. Louis

It’s inspired by St. Louis’s favorite baked good.

Sweet Peaks Ice Cream, Whitefish

The owners use local dairy in every pint.

Coneflower Creamery, Omaha

The classic drink tastes great in ice cream form.

Icecycle Creamery, Reno

It’s a fun twist on the beloved treat!

Moo’s Place, Derry

Big chunks of chocolate cookie dot this scoop.

Hoffman’s, Point Pleasant Beach

A graham cracker base sets this one apart.

Van Rixel Bros., Albuquerque

Spicy food lovers, it has a kick!

Mikey Likes It, New York City

Can green juice be dessert? Yes!

Two Scoops Creamery, Charlotte

This tastes like frozen cereal milk.

The Silver Lining Creamery, Fargo

It’s lemon and orange — and blue!

Mason’s Creamery, Cleveland

It’s a star dish at this ramen/ice cream shop.

Roxy’s Ice Cream Social, Oklahoma City

It’s sweetened with local honey.

Fifty Licks, Portland

Turmeric gives this one its vibrant color.

Weckerly’s, Philadelphia

This one tastes like a blueberry muffin.

Clementine’s, East Greenwich

It’s like the old-fashioned cookie — but better.

Off Track Ice Cream, Charleston

Every scoop includes bits of buttery crust.

Leones’ Creamery, Spearfish

There’s homemade zucchini bread inside.

Hattie Jane’s Creamery, Murfreesboro

Yes to honeycomb candy and cacao nibs!

Lick, Austin

This counts as a vegetable, right?

Rockwell Ice Cream, Provo

Chex bits are in this fudgy flavor.

Lu Lu, Vergennes

It packs an herby punch!

Ruby Scoops, Richmond

Mint and chocolate meet again.

Full Tilt, Seattle

Purple yams work wonders here!

Austin’s Homemade Ice Cream, Ceredo

The flavor is so popular, it’s also a beer!

Kelley Country Creamery, Fond du Lac

Bacon and ice cream are a dynamic duo.