National Ice Cream Month
Did you know that July is National Ice Cream Month? I had no idea until a few days ago and boy am I super excited! I am a huge ice-cream fan but I think my kids are even bigger fans {if that is even possible}.
And it couldn’t of come at a better time now that we are hitting record temperatures! Its a great way to cool off and not to mention a great excuse to indulge in your favorite flavors!
I recently read an interesting article in Woman’s World how your favorite sundae topping can reveal a lot about your personality.
Find the topping that makes you scream for ice-cream and learn a little more about yourself:
Hot fudge; You crave new things
Nuts or crushed candy bars; You’re assertive
Rainbow sprinkles; You’re an artiste
Strawberries or bananas; You’re a team player
Whipped cream; You’re sensitive
Caramel; You’re ambitious
Here are some fun ice-cream facts:
- In 1984, President Ronald Reagan designated July as National Ice Cream Month and the third Sunday of the month as National Ice Cream Day.
- 57% of us say no sundae would be complete without hot fudge while 43% go nuttiest for nuts, according to a recent Harris Poll.
- The U.S. ice cream industry generates more than $21 billion in annual sales and provides jobs for thousands of citizens.
- About 9% of all the milk produced by U.S. dairy farmers is used to produce ice cream, contributing significantly to the economic well-being of the nation’s dairy industry.
- According to the NPD Group’s National Eating Trends Services, the top five individual flavors in the United States are: vanilla (28.7%), chocolate (10.4%), cookie n’ cream (4.4%), strawberry (3.9%) and chocolate chip mint (3.3%).
- According to the USDA, the U.S. leads the world in annual production of ice cream and related frozen desserts at about 1.5 billion gallons in 2008.
So what’s your favorite ice-cream topping?




Tina Seitzinger is a marketing executive turned stay-at-home mom of two very lively little boys. She's a suburban minivan mama who traded the corporate world to host play dates and go on exciting day adventures with her children. Tina believes that each day brings a new opportunity for an adventure that can be spontaneous and inexpensive.






