There are quite a few people within the United States that enjoy decadent frozen desserts. In fact, recent surveys show that 90% of American households indulge on a regular basis. Ice cream in particular is popular, and the NPD Group found that 40% of Americans will consume this delicious dessert about every two weeks. Over the course of this year, the average person within the United States will enjoy ice cream about 29 times. Then there are those that will enjoy it even more often.

While some people may enjoy eating gelato, ice cream, and frozen yogurt on a cone, so many more prefer to slip ice cream or frozen yogurt spoons into a dessert cup. Going out for ice cream and other frozen treats can also be lots of fun. This is because there are so many old favorites along with new flavors to experience.

You may be surprised to learn that vanilla continues to be one of the most popular flavor profiles within the country. A recent survey conducted with the International Ice Cream Association member companies revealed that the most popular flavor for 28% of their consumers continues to be vanilla. Since vanilla has several variations, such as French vanilla, old-fashioned vanilla, and vanilla bean, this is not a surprise. Furthermore, vanilla tastes delicious in combination with other flavors.

Have you experienced vanilla frozen yogurt yet? What about the variety of other frozen yogurt flavors? If not, the next time you visit your local frozen yogurt or ice cream shop, be sure to ask for a few tastes on frozen yogurt spoons. You may just discover that enjoying a cup of frozen yogurt becomes one of your favorite ways to treat yourself.

It’s important to add that thanks to American dairy farmers, the United States is able to produce 1.5 billion gallons of ice cream and other frozen desserts every year. While most of this ice cream is churned and otherwise produced during June, there is more than enough made so that Americans can enjoy it every day of the year. While you may have your favorite flavors, make it a point to experience a new taste sensation the next time you’re at a local ice cream or yogurt shop.