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The Best Worst Ice Cream

Match delightfully DISGUSTING ice cream flavors (and secretly…learn a little bit of strategy)!

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$9.74 $14.99 In stock

Category: Games

Watch kids improve their decision-making skills while building the kookiest Ice Cream Cone!

They’ll use reasoning and creative thinking to match flavors and fill their Ice Cream Cone, and you’ll have fun playing along. It’s easy to learn and fast to play with funky flavors that spark creative conversations.

Play it as a two-player game or bring it to a party to get the giggles going.

The Best Worst Ice Cream Encourages:

  • Reasoning skills
  • Flexible thinking
  • Pattern recognition
  • Family bonding
Smiling green snail character from Best Worst Ice Cream

QUICK STEP GUIDE

Scoop up the fun title card for Best Worst Ice Cream play guide
This game includes graphic listing Best Worst Ice Cream components
Step one: shuffle cards then place them face down
Step two: flip five cards from the draw pile
Step three: on your turn draw the top card
Step four: if you guessed it right, collect the figures
Step five: if you guessed it wrong, leave the cards
Smiling child giving thumbs up as the Best Worst Ice Cream winner

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

My six-year-old actually paused to explain her reasoning before picking a flavor, which never happens with other games. Watching her match the kooky combinations to fill the cone has been way more educational than I expected.

Miles B. ★★★★★

We grabbed this for family game night and the matching logic actually gets kids thinking—my nephew spent ten minutes arguing why pickle flavor should go on a sundae. The cones fill up fast enough that even the 5-year-old stays engaged until the end.

Olivia R. ★★★★★

My 7-year-old daughter asks to play this every single night, and I actually enjoy it too because she’s practicing reasoning and creative thinking without realizing it. The way she has to match flavors to build the cone keeps her engaged for a solid 20 minutes, way longer than most games we own.

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