THE ICE CREAM IS THE 4-H PROJECT.

No matter how annoying Packer special teams or Washington's professional managerial class are, there's always reason to celebrate county fairs, particularly those where the 4-H projects are a big part of the event.

In America's Dairyland, part of the preparation for the fair is creating new flavors of ice cream.

Cedar Crest Ice Cream Flavor Contest photograph retrieved from WTMJ TV.

As the competition is under the auspices of an ice cream company, what these kids came up with will be on offer come summer.

The Knellsville 4H Club in Ozaukee County is learning the sweet rewards of victory.

The Club was the Grand Prize Winner of the Cedar Crest Ice Cream Flavor Creation Contest. They've won an ice cream party and have been awarded $500.

Their winning flavor, Haystack, features vanilla ice cream with layers of peanuts, caramel and crunch candies. Entries were judged by a panel of ice cream experts chosen by Cedar Crest.

Leaders with Wisconsin 4H say the contest was a great opportunity for 4H youth to work together and develop something unique. This year's winning flavor will be available for purchase this summer. The annual contest has led to other great flavors, like Wisconsin Campfire S'More, Deep Woods, and Deep Space.

Used to be, you were showing off if you put peanuts, bits of crunch candies, and caramel syrup atop two scoops of vanilla.