When it comes to ice cream flavors, there can be quite a variety. With everything from the classic chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry (which just so happen to also be the most popular ice cream flavors in America) to flavors full of mix-ins and unique flavorings, there’s a flavor of ice cream for pretty much everyone. Some flavors, however, are a bit crazier than others (and, depending on your flavor preferences, might just be a bit tastier than others.)

If you’re feeling adventurous, or simply looking for a new flavor combo to snag first place in your favorite ice cream flavor lineup, here are some of the craziest ice cream flavors from across the United States.

Macaroni and Cheese Ice Cream

One of the more unexpected flavors out there, Van Leeuwen Ice Cream’s Kraft Macaroni & Cheese flavored ice cream is actually quite popular! This fluorescent orange ice cream is reminiscent of the boxed mac and cheese powder that many people grew up on. If you’re a mac and cheese addict, this ice cream flavor might be just for you! You can try out this crazy flavor in NYC, LA, or Houston.

Hot Cheetos Ice Cream

Another fluorescent treat that many people enjoyed growing up is the iconic Flamin’ Hot Cheeto. This crunchy version of Chester Cheetah’s favorite snack is covered in a bright red powder that packs a noticeable punch. If you’re a fan of spicy flavors—especially when contrasted with something sweet and creamy—then this might be the perfect flavor for you. Find Flamin’ Hot Cheetos ice cream at your local Marble Slab Creamery.

Olive Oil Ice Cream

You’ve undoubtedly used olive oil in your favorite savory recipes or maybe dipped freshly baked bread in the rich oil, maybe you’ve even consumed an olive oil cake, but have you ever thought about olive oil ice cream? The oil used in this ice cream flavor makes for a delectable combination and a creamy texture, and is super popular at OddFellows ice cream in Brooklyn.

Avocado Ice Cream

Avocado has become the star of the show in recent years. Whether your favorite way to eat this healthy fat is on your avocado toast or in your favorite guacamole recipe, it’s undoubtedly a favorite for many. Do you think it could become your new favorite ice cream flavor, though? At Rococo Creamery in Maine, you can try a scoop of sweet avocado and cayenne ice cream. It’s extra creamy with the addition of the avocado with a nice spicy kick from the cayenne pepper, and the best part? It’s bright green—just like a perfectly ripe avocado.

Thanksgiving Dinner Ice Cream

Turkey, green beans, and stuffing, oh my! For many Americans, Thanksgiving dinner is the best meal of the entire year, but have you ever thought about eating Thanksgiving dinner flavored ice cream? At the Ice Cream Store in Delaware, you can do just that! This flavor comes complete with tomatoes, potatoes, and green beans topped with hot sauce and sugar. It might sound like a wacky combination, but it’s reportedly one of the shop’s most well-known flavors (although who’s to say if that’s because it tastes good or because it’s just weird enough that everyone is tempted to try it?)

Sriracha Ice Cream

If there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s that spicy and sweet can be the perfect combination. It’s no wonder, then that vegan vanilla ice cream with sriracha flavoring and an actual drizzle of the hot sauce on top is a hit. The creamy ice cream with the sharp kick from the sriracha is sure to be an experience for your tastebuds. Try out this crazy flavor combination at Mason’s Creamery in Cleveland, Ohio.

Strawberry Balsamic Ice Cream

It’s no surprise that strawberries and ice cream just go together, but how about adding vinegar into the mix? Balsamic vinegar, to be precise! This interesting flavor combination can be found here in Denver at Sweet Action Ice Cream and brings together sweet strawberries, ice cream, and tangy balsamic vinegar. Another flavor combination that might sound a little wacky but might just leave your tastebuds singing happily.

Sweet Potato Casserole Ice Cream

While this might seem a little unusual at first thought, sweet potatoes and creamy ice cream actually compliment each other quite well! This ice cream flavor from Comfy Cow Creamery is made with brown sugar, pecans, marshmallow, and roasted sweet potatoes. It’s everything you love about this Thanksgiving side dish without the risk of burning the marshmallows!

Ghost Pepper Ice Cream

Speaking of the contrast between spicy and sweet, have you ever thought about trying ghost pepper ice cream? The ghost pepper is one of the spiciest peppers out there, and even a cool and creamy peppermint ice cream can’t tame it down. The ghost pepper and peppermint ice cream from Mallard Ice Cream in Bellingham, Washington is not for the faint of heart! If you’re wary of spice, be forewarned.

Dill Pickle Ice Cream

Dill pickles and ice cream are always joked about as being a pregnant woman’s cravings remedy, but did you ever think about trying the combo yourself? In Stanley, North Dakota at Dakota Drug Co., you can do just that! This famous soda fountain is famous for mixing up almost any flavor with its unique machinery, so mixing salty pickles with sweet ice cream is right up their alley.

If you’re a tried and true ice cream fan, you’ve probably tried almost every popular flavor out there. Have you ever tried any of these crazy flavors across the country? If not, you might just need to plan a road trip to try out every single one and report back!

Or, if you’re more in the mood for a regular ice cream flavor, look no further than the Besties Ice Cream truck! We serve world-class ice cream flavors straight from our blue ice cream truck. We’re sure to have a flavor that will quench your craving and leave you happy at the end of the day.