We’ve been to the Creamery at BYU many times, but we had never tried the Utah State Creamery. So when we spent a day in Logan, we stopped by for some Aggie ice cream. Now we make sure to stop for Aggie Ice Cream every time we head to Bear Lake or Logan.
The Aggie Creamery has been around for a long time. In fact, they had their 100th birthday in 2022. There were two founders, and one of them left to start another famous Cache Valley ice cream shop called Casper’s, which is home of the Fat Boy ice cream sandwich. The other founder stayed at USU and ran the creamery, and it has been in business there ever since.
There are a few ice cream flavors that are unique to Utah State, along with a lot of other favorites, to choose from. We tried Centennial Celebration, Aggie Blue Mint, and Aggie Bull Tracks. All were very delicious. The Aggie Blue Mint is really blue! And it has white chocolate chips in it, which was really unique. But Mom’s favorite is Huckleberry. She gets this flavor every time she finds Aggie Ice Cream.
The prices are very reasonable at the Utah State Creamery. A double scoop is $5, which is a great deal for two flavors! You can even have Aggie ice cream shipped to your house. For current flavors and cost, check out their website.
We definitely recommend stopping by the USU Creamery on your next visit to Logan. The Aggie Creamery is located at 750 N 1200 E in Logan (right near the mouth of Logan Canyon and on USU campus). There are a few other locations, too. Check their website.
We went to the ice cream tour last year with our three kids and had a lot of fun! They had something like 4-6 flavors to pick from on the half pints and luckily they were flavors that everyone wanted to try so we could share.
That sounds so fun! Thanks for sharing!