about us
At Wild Scoops, we believe that ice cream should be more than just ice cream. It should be a chance to build community and to share experiences. It should inspire; it should delight.
And it should be wildly delicious.
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Our mission is to connect Alaskans with a sweet sense of place and share an authentic taste of Alaska with our guests. We launched Wild Scoops in 2015 and since then, we have created over hundreds of unique flavors, starring local ingredients and collaborations. In 2017, we opened the doors of a tiny brick-and-mortar scoop shop in Downtown Anchorage. In late spring of 2019, we moved our Test Kitchen to the Metro Mall in Midtown and opened a second Scoop Shop right next door. In 2023, we refurbished a shipping container into "The Cone-tainer" downtown and moved our Test Kitchen into yet a bigger space!
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Cheers!
Elissa & Chris, owners
Alaskans love ice cream.
What's more, we eat the most ice cream per capita of any state! Instead of relying on a product transported through a long supply chain, we wanted to create it right here: ice cream with a strong sense of place. It’s a celebration of Alaskan ingredients, starring products from local growers, gardens and vendors. Each batch is concocted and churned right in Anchorage.
Every flavor has a story. Maybe it's a tale of Vanderweele carrots, Bridge Creek Birch Syrup or Summit Spice tea blends. It might be inspired by the Iditarod, Mt. Denali, Fat Bear Week, favorite childhood recipe or moose droppings. We pride ourselves in using Alaskan ingredients, directly knowing the farmer who grew our basil or the baker who shaped our cookies. We make our add-ins ourselves and avoid artificial flavors. We believe that good food should make you feel good.
Pair it with an adventure and call it a day.
Linda Murphy 2016
We love using local products
Alaska Botanical Garden herbs
Alaska Flour Company barley flour
Alaska Sprouts basil, mint
Alaska Chip Company potato chips
Anchorage Brewing Company stout
Anchorage Distillery spirits
Ba-Lescas Brothers Family mint
Barnacle Foods furikake
Bearpaw River Brewing Company beer
Bridge Creek Birch Syrup
Broken Tooth Brewing root beer
Denali Distillery bitters
Far North Fungi chaga
Fire Island Rustic Bakeshop baked goods
Gabel Family Honey
Glacier Valley Farm strawberries
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Green Alaska Solutions eco-friendly packaging
Kahiltna Birchworks jams, birch brittle
Local Greens basil
Maroudas Olive Oil
Midnight Sun Brewing Co
Seeds of Change mint
Shirts Up Serigraphics & Solutions
South Restaurant carrot cake, brownies
Spring Creek Farm fennel, mint
Stockwell Farm sage
Talkeetna Grown at Birch Creek Ranch
The Kobuk donuts
UAA Print & Copy Shop
VanderWeele Farm beets, pumpkins, carrots
Vang Family Farm mint
Wiki Wiki Malasadas
...and local rhubarb, berries, etc.
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