Fall is upon us, and this also means we can anticipate the sweet flavor of pumpkin in almost everything, from our favorite cereals to drinks and snacks. If you weren’t already feeling the fall vibe, these pumpkin-spiced foods will get you in the mood. This article is dedicated to five of the best pumpkin-spiced foods this year.
Jet-Puffed Pumpkin Spice Marshmallow
Remember Mellowcreme pumpkins? Well, it seems this delicious snack has deposed them. This Pumpkin Spice Marshmallow is all shades of fantastic. They aren’t snacks to leave to the kids. Adults will enjoy them as much because it’s not just sugar.
Aside from sugar, this pumpkin spice marshmallow gives you a smooth blend of vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Another good thing about this snack is that you won’t have to battle with residue between your teeth afterward. This sweet costs $3.
Magnolia Bakery Pumpkin Pudding
If you watched “Sex and the City,” you know it made Magnolia Bakery’s cupcakes famous. Their seasonal pumpkin pudding is even more self-indulgent than their cupcakes or even their banana pudding. The taste and texture is everything.
Magnolia Bakery Pumpkin Pudding is a pumpkin-vanilla pudding with cookie butter and vanilla wafer layers. With the light texture of a mousse, this pumpkin pudding gives you a heavy dose of a pumpkin pie flavor. The pudding costs $5 and above.
Cello Pumpkin Spice Rubbed Fontal Cheese
Looking for how to incorporate some pumpkin spice goodness into your fall charcuterie board? This cheese is a sure option. Especially if you’ll be having some saltier cheeses on your board, the light sweetness of this cheese makes it a must-have on your fall charcuterie board.
Pumpkin pie spice, honey (a little), and cinnamon are rubbed on the body of fontina cheese that has been aged for sixty days. This produces a delightful pumpkin flavor combined with a faint cinnamon scent. Each 5 oz. wedge of this cheese costs $4.
Deux Pumpkin Spice Enhanced Cookie Dough
If you want a pumpkin-spiced snack but don’t want the decadent vibe, this cookie dough is the answer you’re looking for. Enhanced with immune boosters like ginseng, the dough is vegan and gluten-free. Does that mean less pumpkin spice? Not at all!
This cookie dough’s taste takes your mind to the first fall day. The chocolate chips and maple syrup don’t overwhelm the pumpkin spice- they complement the crisp fall flavor of the dough. The Pumpkin Spice Enhanced Cookie Dough costs $15.
La Colombe Pumpkin Spice Latte
While we sometimes can’t help getting canned lattes, we are often met with a chemical-like aftertaste. Well, that’s what makes this canned coffee stand out. It tastes just like fresh coffee- with a creamy goodness. What about the pumpkin spice?
It’ll please you to know that La Colombe Pumpkin Spice Latte has real pumpkin puree in it; you can’t miss the pumpkin taste. However, we love the fact that the pumpkin flavor doesn’t ‘kill’ the coffee flavor. Twelve cans of this latte cost $42.
