
Summer ice cream pairings

Scoop up summer
Our dairy experts — Chef Josh Archibald and product expert Jill Allen — share their favorite summer flavor pairings that bring together our creamy ice cream and the season’s freshest produce.

vanilla bean
Our classic, creamy Vanilla Bean flavor is the perfect base for fresh or grilled fruits, a sprinkle of citrus zest, a pinch of grated ginger and so much more.

oregon strawberry
Packed with the vibrant, sweet flavor of Oregon strawberries, this classic flavor pairs beautifully with sweet melons, citrus and creamy coconut.

Tillamook mudslide
Rich chocolate ice cream with a decadent fudge ripple stands out on its own but reaches new depths when paired with bright, tart fruits and bold spices.
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Ice Cream
Strawberry
Shortcake
Warm, flaky biscuits anchor this picture-perfect treat layered with fresh strawberries and scoops of our unbelievably creamy Vanilla Bean and Oregon Strawberry Ice Cream.
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Blackberry Cobbler
with Vanilla Ice Cream
Make summer sweeter with this warm, juicy blackberry cobbler that’s quick to prepare yet truly unforgettable.
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Apple Pie Cobbler
Ripe apples and warm spices bring cozy flavor to summer nights — especially with a scoop of our Vanilla Bean Ice Cream.
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“Great pairings can be transformative. They can spark a memory, set a mood, or take you on a journey somewhere new. Everyone experiences flavor differently, and by sharing a few pairing ideas, we hope you feel empowered to try creative ways to enjoy and share a bite.”
Josh Archibald
Executive Chef of Culinary Development

"Whether cheese or ice cream, a thoughtful pairing tells a story of origin, season, and craftsmanship, each element coming together to create the perfect bite that’s both deeply memorable and deliciously unexpected."
Jill Allen
Director of Product Excellence and American Cheese Society Certified Cheese Professional

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Cheese Pairings Guide
Here’s how to pair your favorite full-flavored cheese with summer’s peak produce.