The Weirdest Ice Cream Flavors from Around the World

Lobster

On the northeastern coast of the United States, lobster is a serious business. In Bar Harbor, Maine — one of the most famous coastal vacation towns in the USA — fresh-caught lobster is served in almost every restaurant in town, and the confectionary shops are even getting in on the fun.

At Ben & Bill’s Chocolate Emporium, you can get a scoop of butter-flavored ice cream with pieces of real lobster folded into the mixture. The overall taste is mild, and you don’t really get much seafood flavor until your teeth sink into a big lobster chunk.

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