The most unhealthiest ice cream in America is Ben & Jerry's ice cream, especially the Peanut Butter Cup and Chunky Monkey Flavors of Ben & Jerry's which rank consistently for high calories, sugar and even high saturated fat content.
Even the Dairy Queen's Choco Brownie Blizzard extreme ice cream is considered one of the most unhealthiest ice creams in America as it's loaded with daily value exceeding sugar, fat and trans fat in large sizes.
The country that eats the most ice cream is New Zealand.
People in New Zealand eat around 28.40 liters of ice cream per person per year., which is a little over 60 pints a year per person.
The United States and Australia are the next countries that eat the most ice cram, which is driven by a strong dairy industry, innovation in ice cream flavors like hokey pokey and even suitable warm climates where ice cream is enjoyed.
There's also a very expensive ice cream brand which is Cellato ice cream, which costs as much as $6,696.00 per serving.
Cellato, the most expensive ice cream brand is a Japanese brand of ice cream that costs as much as $6,969.00 per serving as a result of the rare ingredients used in it, like sake lees, with gold leef, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese, Italian white truffles and a special spoon also included.
Also, although it's not a brand, the Golden Opulence Sundae from Serendipity 3 held records for it's extravagant components like rare chocolate and dessert caviar, with a price tag of $1,000.00.
The cost of Cellato's Byakuya ice cream is around $6,696.00 per 130 mL serving.
The key ingredients in Cellato's Byakuya ice cream are Alba white truffles, which cost over $15,000/kg, edible gold leaf, sake lees and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese.
The Cellato's Byakuya ice cream has a rich and complex flavor that combines European and Japanese elements that is served with a handcrafted spoon.
Cellato's "Starry Night" is also a more accessible, yet still pricey ice cream, offering from Cellato with black truffle, French chocolate, and yuzu.
Golden Opulence Sundae (Serendipity 3).
Once a record holder, for expensive ice cream, this $1,000.00 sundae featured Tahitian vanilla, rare chocolate, dessert caviar, and 23-karat gold.
These are way too pricey even for me and even if I were rich I would use that money to actually feed people that need food other than just me eating some expensive ice cream.