Spice and floral ice cream flavors

Warm spices, cool mint and gentle florals, from cinnamon and pumpkin to honey lavender.

This section holds four flavors that get their character from warm spices, mint or flowers. Cinnamon, pumpkin and honey lavender are three of them.

It is for anyone curious about scoops that taste of the holidays or the garden, and for home makers who like to flavor a plain base with something from the spice rack.

4 spice and floral flavors

  • Cinnamon

    Warm, sweet-spicy and light tan, with cinnamon all through

  • Peppermint

    Cool, sweet mint ice cream with crushed peppermint candy

  • Pumpkin

    Pumpkin puree and pie spices in a custard base

  • Honey lavender

    Pale, floral and gently sweet, with lavender steeped in cream

What the moon badges mean

  1. Rare Rare enough that you would most likely make it at home.
  2. Hard to find Look for it in specialty shops and seasonal runs.
  3. Sometimes found Found in some shops and some grocery freezers.
  4. Easy to find Common in most grocery freezers.
  5. Classic A classic you can buy almost anywhere.

Spiced, cool or floral

These flavors lean on spice, mint or flowers, and none is a classic sold almost anywhere. Lavender splits opinion. In IDFA's April 2026 survey of 2,205 U.S. adults, lavender was the least-picked of 40 flavors, at 1%. Yet in Talker Research's 2025 survey of 5,000 adults, 11% named it a flavor they most wanted to try.

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