It’s ice cream season! Actually, every season is ice cream season. I even eat ice cream in the dead of winter, because, well, ice cream.

The folks at grocery delivery service Instacart put together a list of the most popular ice cream flavors across the U.S., based on their database of orders.

So, what’s Michigan most popular ice cream flavor?

As it turns out, Moose Tracks is the top ice cream flavor in 12 states- including Michigan!

Other popular favors include vanilla, mint chocolate chip and cookie dough.

Here’s the full list for each state. What’s your favorite?

The Most Popular Ice Cream Flavors in Every State (via Instacart):

Alabama – Moose Tracks
Alaska – Green Tea
Arizona – Rocky Road
Arkansas – Rainbow Sherbet
California – Rocky Road
Colorado – Green Tea
Connecticut – Pistachio
Delaware – Cherry
Florida – Rum Raisin
Georgia – Rum Raisin
Hawaii – Mango
Idaho – Green Tea
Illinois – Moose Tracks
Indiana – Moose Tracks
Iowa – Moose Tracks
Kansas – Rainbow Sherbet
Kentucky – Chocolate Chip
Louisiana – Birthday Cake
Maine – Coffee
Maryland – Cookie Dough
Massachusetts – Coffee
Michigan – Moose Tracks
Minnesota – Moose Tracks
Mississippi – Birthday Cake
Missouri – Cookie Dough
Montana – Rainbow Sherbet
Nebraska – Moose Tracks
Nevada – Rocky Road
New Hampshire – Coffee
New Jersey – Pistachio
New Mexico – Chocolate Chocolate Chip
New York – Pistachio
North Carolina – Birthday Cake
North Dakota – Moose Tracks
Ohio – Chocolate Chip
Oklahoma – Cookie Dough
Oregon – Green Tea
Pennsylvania – Mint Chip
Rhode Island – Coffee
South Carolina – Moose Tracks
South Dakota – Birthday Cake
Tennessee – Moose Tracks
Texas – Rainbow Sherbet
Utah – Rocky Road
Vermont – Coffee
Virginia – Birthday Cake
Washington – Green Tea
Washington, D.C. – Mango
West Virginia – Moose Tracks
Wisconsin – Moose Tracks
Wyoming – Rocky Road

10 Popular Movies Filmed in Detroit:

• “8 Mile”

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  When I think of Detroit movies, I automatically think of "8 Mile." Even though I'm a rock chick, I grew up listening to Eminem's music, too, and can't get enough of his sound. "8 Mile" was filmed in several different locations throughout Metro Detroit and proudly carries the Motor City vibe throughout every scene. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images for MTV)

• “Beverly Hills Cop”

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  The opening scene for "Beverly Hills Cop" is shot in Detroit, and from there, most of the movie is filmed in the Los Angeles area. What gives this film extra credibility is that former Detroit homicide inspector Gil Hill appears in it playing the role of a police inspector. Nice! (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Netflix)

• “Blue Collar”

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  Richard Pryor and Harvey Keitel star in this film, which is set in and near Detroit. Many scenes were filmed in Detroit, too, including shots at the Ford River Rouge Complex. (Photo by Francois Durand/Getty Images)
• “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice”

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  "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" was shot around Michigan, including on the campus of Michigan State University, but they also filmed many scenes around Detroit. Locations featured in the film, according to Pure Michigan, include the Detroit Public Library, the Masonic Temple, Belle Isle Park and Hygrade Deli. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

• “Detroit Rock City”

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  Despite its name "Detroit Rock City," much of this movie was shot in Toronto. That said, you can see the Fox Theatre in the movie, giving it a little Motor City flavor.(Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

• “Ides of March”

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  George Clooney was in Detroit quite a bit to film his political drama "Ides of March." Filming was largely done in metro Detroit and Ann Arbor. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
• “Lost River”

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  Ryan Gosling brought his film "Lost River," which he directed, to Detroit for filming. You can easily spot the Masonic Temple in the clips. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images)

• “No Sudden Move”

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  Here's a recently released film that was shot in Detroit: "No Sudden Move." The film, directed by Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh, was shot in Detroit during the COVID-19 pandemic. It debuts at the 2021 Tribeca Festival. (Photo by Steven Ferdman/Getty Images for Netflix)

• “Real Steel”

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  "Real Steel" brought Hugh Jackman and the crew to the Motor City. Several spots show up in the film, including the former Detroit Fire Department Headquarters, the Renaissance Center and the TCF Center, to name a few. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
• “Transformers”

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  Detroit has major bragging rights when it comes to the "Transformers" franchise, as all five of the "Transformers" movies from 2007 through 2017 were at least partly filmed in Detroit. Some popular locations include the Packard Automotive Plan, Cadillac Place, Fisher Theater Michigan Central Station. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)

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