Key Insights: California Confections: The Golden State churns out the most ice cream in the U.S., and 33 Cali cities ranked in the top half of our leaderboard. Los Angeles (No. 4) offers 125 top-rated ice cream and frozen yogurt vendors — the most in our ranking. Ice cream vendors in Pasadena (No. 18) claim the highest average consumer rating.
Lot o’ Gelato: Both frozen yogurt and gelato are tasty — and often healthier — ice cream alternatives. Residents prefer gelato over froyo in Washington (No. 9), San Diego (No. 11), and Chicago (No. 15), according to local Google searches. Washington has the 3rd-best access to gelaterias. Frozen Potential: Nashville, Tennessee (No. 106), Kansas City, Missouri (No. 113), and Fort Worth, Texas (No. 140), finished within the bottom 30 for Access. However, each city scored among the top 40 cities with the most searches for ice cream, demonstrating potential markets for new — or better — ice cream shops. Gateway to Goodness: St. Louis (No. 6) takes 1st place in Contest Awards, milking the most total wins from recent North American Ice Cream Association Awards. Kansas City, Kansas (No. 139), claimed the highest total points from the past three International Dairy Foods Association Innovative Ice Cream Flavor Awards.
America’s Dairyland: Wisconsin is known for its dairy industry, and ice cream is no exception for dairy-loving cheeseheads in Madison (No. 27) and Milwaukee (No. 58). While both cities have low Access, they each boast high scores in Contest Awards — Madison landing in 2nd place — and Consumer Satisfaction.
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