Pumpkin spice pandemonium is upon us.
Weeks before the first day of autumn, a slew of food brands have announced new offerings based on the seasonal flavor profile that is beloved by some and maligned by others.
In contrast, the ubiquitous fall-time flavor has its detractors. On social media platforms, “I Hate Pumpkin Spice” groups have strong followings, and there’s even merchandise sold on e-commerce sites such as Etsy, Poshmark and Amazon underscoring the disdain.People are also reading… 2018 data from Nielsen and Forbes determined sales for pumpkin spice products exceeded $600 million, an exponential increase of $500 million from three years before.
Tate’s Bake Shop also introduced pumpkin spice cookies as a new seasonal, limited-edition flavor featuring creamy white chocolate chips. Certified kosher, Tate’s pumpkin spice cookies are available with a suggested retail price of $5.99 for a 7-ounce bag.
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