Chocolate and Vanilla have a loyal following for good reason. But for a brand with over 50 unique ice cream flavours on the menu, stopping at the obvious choices means missing some of the most interesting scoops NIC has to offer. These eight flavours sit quietly on the menu, waiting for the right person to take a chance on them. That person should be you.

NIC's Range Goes Beyond the Obvious

Most people find two or three NIC flavours they really like and stick with them. That makes sense because when something tastes good, it is easy to keep ordering it. But NIC has more to offer than just variety. Each ice cream flavour comes from a real ingredient with its own taste, so the less popular ones are not lower quality. They are just waiting for people to try them.

Hidden Gem Flavours Worth Trying

Madagascar Chocolate Ice Cream

Madagascar Chocolate ice cream has a deep, rich chocolate taste that regular chocolate ice cream often does not have. It is bold and smooth, with a richness that chocolate lovers will notice right away. If you think of yourself as a true chocolate person, this is the version worth trying.

Jaggery Almond Ice Cream

Jaggery Almond Ice Cream brings a warm, earthy taste and the almonds add a nice crunch. Together, they make a flavour that feels familiar and comforting, while still tasting different from the usual ice cream choices. It is the kind of unique ice cream flavour that makes people ask why they did not try it sooner.

Velvety Nutella Ice Cream

Hazelnut Chocolate paste is mixed into a smooth, creamy base, giving Velvety Nutella Ice Cream a rich and soft taste from the first spoonful. Nutella fans will know right away that this is the one for them. Even people who are not sure at first usually understand the appeal very quickly.

Apricot Ice Cream

Apricot chunks are blended into a smooth base with a soft, sunny taste and a gentle tartness that keeps each bite interesting. It is a lighter choice, but it still brings more flavour than many people expect. Apricot Ice Cream is one of those flavours that often gets overlooked, even though it is always worth ordering.

Paan Ice Cream

This flavour is fragrant, a little sweet, and clearly tastes like paan. Paan Ice Cream is a fun way to finish a meal and leaves a strong impression. If you enjoy meetha paan but want it in a form that is a little easier to share, this scoop gives you exactly that.

Sea Salt Caramel Ice Cream

Salted butter caramel, Mediterranean sea salt, and crisp caramel pearls come together in a sweet and salty mix that feels perfectly balanced. The flavours work so well together that having a second scoop feels completely reasonable. Sea Salt Caramel Ice Cream is one of the most special ice cream flavours on the menu, even though it is often skipped.

Kala Jamun Ice Cream

Kala Jamun Ice Cream flavour has the deep, tangy sweetness of black plum, with a colour and taste that come naturally from the fruit itself. It is bold, different, and tied to the season, which makes it even more special when it appears on the menu. If you spot it, it is a good idea to order it before it disappears again.

Anjeer Ice Cream

Dried figs are folded into a smooth, rich scoop that tastes gently sweet and a little like honey. The texture is soft and refined, which makes each spoonful feel thoughtful and satisfying. Anjeer Ice Cream is one of the unique ice cream flavours for people who enjoy simple but subtle tastes.

Why These NIC Ice Creams Are Worth Trying

Sticking with your usual order feels easy, but easy is not always best when it comes to ice cream. Each flavour here has something special to offer, like the rich taste of Madagascar Chocolate, the sweet and salty mix of Sea Salt Caramel, or the creamy, unique taste of Anjeer. Trying one new flavour each time you visit is an easy way to find a new favourite.

Where to Buy NIC Ice Cream

Head to your nearest NIC Ice Creams parlour, order in through Swiggy, Zomato, Blinkit, Zepto, BigBasket Now, Instamart, Flipkart Minutes, or Amazon Now, or browse the full range at nicicecreams.com.

The hidden gems are there. They just need someone to look beyond the usual favourites and give them a real chance.