Desserts in Logan
Logan is a college town in Cache Valley in northern Utah, a valley proud of its dairy farms. Its sweets come from that milk, from a university creamery selling ice cream that students make to a festival that celebrates the valley's dairy heritage.
What Logan loves
University-made ice cream
The university's creamery began selling ice cream made by its students in January 1922. One of its ice cream shops in town sits right next to the university's chocolate factory.
Cheesecake and ice cream at the dairy festival
Each spring Logan hosts a cheese and dairy festival that celebrates the valley's dairy heritage. Local cooks compete for the best cheesecake in the valley, and an ice cream social pours flavors from the valley's own ice cream makers.
Questions about desserts in Logan
How long has Logan's university sold its own ice cream?
Since January 1922, when its creamery began selling ice cream made by students.
What happens at Logan's cheese and dairy festival?
It celebrates the valley's dairy farmers with sampling and contests. Cooks compete for the best cheesecake in the valley, and an ice cream social serves flavors from local ice cream makers.
