Top 10 Countries Where People Eat The Most Ice Cream

Ice cream isn't just a dessert - it's a global obsession. Whether it’s a hot summer afternoon or a chilly winter night, millions indulge in this frozen delight in countless flavours and styles. But which countries love ice cream the most? A recent list reveals some surprising insights, ranking nations based on how many litres of ice cream are consumed per person each year. While warm-weather countries naturally make the list, colder nations like Finland and Sweden also show a strong sweet tooth.

Let’s dive into the top 10 countries that just can’t get enough ice cream!

1. New Zealand – 28.4 Litres/Person
Kiwis are the ultimate ice cream champions, devouring a whopping 28.4 litres per person annually. Thanks to New Zealand’s rich dairy heritage, high-quality ingredients are a given. Whether it’s classic vanilla or exotic local twists, ice cream is a staple in Kiwi households.

2. United States – 20.8 Litres/Person
Home to ice cream trucks, parlours, and even a National Ice Cream Day, the U.S. ranks second. Americans love their scoops - from towering sundaes to milkshakes - and have an endless selection of flavours to choose from.

3. Australia – 18 Litres/Person
Australia’s warm climate and beach lifestyle make ice cream a must-have treat. With 18 litres per person per year, Aussies enjoy a wide range of flavours that cater to both classic and adventurous palates.