National Peach Ice Cream Day

National Peach Ice Cream Day, July 17th, sweetens the day with a few scoops at the peak of peach season.

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This holiday takes place just in time since peaches are peaking in July. National Ice Cream Month is also located right in the middle of it. When it comes to frozen, creamy treats, it's an excellent time to add peach ice cream to the growing list of flavors to choose from.

There are two main peaches, freestone and clingstone, which are generally speaking. The difference has to do with whether the flesh comes out of the stone or the pit in the middle of the peach.' The peach is a freestone peach when the meat falls off easily from the stone; if the flesh clings to it, it is a clingstone.

Although Georgia may be the first state to come to mind when we think of peaches, California actually leads the nation in production. Peaches are grown commercially in the United States. 20 states produce peaches in the United States. South Carolina and New Jersey are the other top producers in addition to California and Georgia. Peaches in Pennsylvania and Washington are also growing a lot of peaches.

When this sweet stone fruit is ripe and full of peachy juices, it makes delectable ice cream. However, to make this ice cream, you don't have to use fresh peaches. Buy frozen peaches if the grocery or farmer's markets don't have them in yet. The family will love making homemade ice cream together. The best part of finishing the dish on a hot summer day will be eating it.

How to celebrate national peach ice cream day

Grab your ice cream maker and invite your friends and neighbors over for an old-fashioned ice cream social! Give this homemade peach ice cream dish a try. If you want tips for picking fresh peaches, visit Frog Hollow for an easy guide to the best peaches.

You can also visit an ice cream parlor and order a dish or cone.. Don't be afraid to sprinkle sprinkles or some pecans. Those pecans are also available.

Use the hashtag #PeachIceCreamDay on social media to post your own on social media.