This is the logo of Coppelia, an ice cream parlour chain that is unique on its own given it is a state-run enterprise. It was originally founded in 1966 through a project led by this country's revolutionary leader to introduce his love of dairy products to his people. With the colours in the logo as the clue, with which country would you associate this brand?

Pictured is the Spaghettieis, an ice cream dish made to resemble a plate of spaghetti. In the dish, vanilla ice cream is extruded through a modified potato ricer and is then placed over whipped cream and topped with strawberry sauce. In which country would you associate this dish?

Nieve is a frozen dessert of Mexican origin and it specifically refers to ice cream created from fruit juice with the main focus on fruit flavours and has a water base as opposed to regular ice cream. Given this, can you guess what the word "Nieve" would mean?

This is the Dondurma, a common word used for all kinds of ice cream made using cream, whipped cream, salep (ground-up tuber of an orchid), mastic (plant resin), and sugar. These ice creams are known for their hard texture and resistance to melting due to the inclusion of salep and chewiness due to mastic. It is these two qualities that enable these ice creams to have meddled in various ways before serving them to the customer. Can you guess the country from which Dondurma comes?

This is an image from the first ever Museum dedicated to Ice cream named Museum of Ice Cream. In which country would you find it?