Are you NOT a huge pumpkin spice fan, but think it’s time to re-try and see what the hype is all about? THIS is a great transition into the pumpkin spice land drink! It’s not too pumpkin-y, not too basic. It’s just NICE and SMOOTH! I’d definitely recommend it, I could drink it year round. That said, for me, it’s just not pumpkin-y enough! I like the blast of PS, but to each their own!
This is by far the best coffee creamer I’ve had for the Pumpkin Spice variety. I put a splash in my morning espresso and the hint of pumpkin spice made it SO MUCH BETTER!
I highly recommend getting your paws on this creamer. It’s plant based, zero sugar, low cal, and vegan. I found it at Target in Chicago.
1st off, this beer should be called “Slice of Heaven!” — Of all the pumpkin beers I have tried in 8+ years, I have never had one better than this! Elysian Night Owl is amazing and tough competition, but this takes the pie.
It’s not too hoppy. It’s not too ale-y. It is just perfect! I could drink a whole 6-pack and then another one. This is the type of beer that should be paired with a blanket and a hayride on a cool October Eve or a trip to the bone-yard [if you catch my drift].
From the website: Brewed with the finest imported barley and wheat, blended with local farm-fresh whole pumpkin pureé. Wildflower honey and traditional American pumpkin pie spices such as cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg and ginger culminate to make this iconic autumn treat.
It’s a smash getting smashed with this beer.
Not really an “Oreo” fan, but these are pretty good. They remind me of animal crackers with a ‘pumpkin filing’ — Once again, not that pumpkin spice-y, but still pretty good if you’re looking for something sweet to snack on.
I don’t think I would buy them again and again, like Trader Joe’s Pumpkin Spice Granola Bark, but they are worth a try.
One word: Addicting!
While I wouldn’t say this is all that Pumpkin spice-y, it definitely is GREAT. Good texture, very chocolate-y and nutritious.
Definitely a good eat on a hike, bike ride or post-gym snack. Highly recommend. .
**However overall taste, texture I’d give this 6 out of 5.
Im all about most things from Hu Kitchen NYC, but this was a fail. (at least for my tastebuds).
Maybe I’m not a maca fan, or the consitency was off, but the only good thing about this was the granola on top.
All in all, save your money and don’t buy this. There are a lot of other vegan goodies at Hu Kitchen that you’ll like more.
Tip for Hu Kitchen: Dont MACA anymore of these!
I liked this cereal as a cereal. Crunchy, never soggy. However, in terms of PUMPKIN SPICE-NESS… It lacks. It reminds me more of “apple jacks” with a lot of cinnamon.
If you like sweet cereals and Special K, you’d like this. But if you’re looking for “pumpkin spice,” there are plenty other options out there.
*4/5 for overall taste/texture though
Of all the Pumpkin Spice cereals I’ve had, in terms of like, kid-like cereals, THIS is definitely the most pumpkin spice bang for your buck. I found this at Target, but likely it’s in a grocery store near you.
My dog loves these, and I’m sure kids would, too. I love to pair this with the Silk Almond/Cashew blend milk with added 10g of protein. No soy.
Well, I was very sad to hear/read that BOTH Starbucks AND Dunkin’ Donuts pumpkin spice syrups are NOT vegan. That said, I chose to venture out of the box, and have amazon ship an alternative in a box. So HERE it is.
Torani Pumpkin Pie Syrup.
I put it in my DD iced coffee [prefer DD over Starbucks, but you can put it in any coffee hot or iced] I believe you could use this syrup in a lot of things.. over vegan ice cream, pancakes, waffles, my body…
Anyway… 1st sip I was hesitant & not knowing what flavor to expect. Then BAM it hits me! This is like legit pumpkin flavor, not just sugary thick fake ass syrup! In terms of pumpkin it is definitely on the money and tastes more like what Starbucks uses in their PS Lattes. Which I am definitely OK with.
All in all, this is a great addition to my Pumpkin spice library and will continue to add it to my coffee and other concoctions. Excited for it to get cooler to put it into HOT coffee. Will update the review once I get there. Also, i believe Amazon also sells this in sugar free as well. I got the full sugar because, well, sugar doesn’t cause diabetes. Yay.
1 oz= 100 calories [which is less that a PSL, for sure!] There are 420 calories in a whole milk version of a PSL!
Ok 1st off, let me just tell you this is my 1st year reviewing all things pumpkin as a vegan.
That said, this year could be tougher than all the previous. And I may need your help! I am on a quest to find VEGAN/CRUELTY FREE pumpkin flavored, scented, what have you, options. So, please send any you see in stores/online my way and/or tag me on IG with the name/place to purchase, etc.
Ok, so back to the review! This granola bar is THE BEST I have ever had. Not only because I am partial to pumpkin spice, but because it is crunchy AF! So, if you’re a type that likes the chewy, gooey bars this one’s not for you.
In terms of pumpkin-goodness, this is definitely one of the more potent and flavorful items I’ve tried. Could be because it was one of the 1st’s of the season and my palate just hasn’t had it’s fair share of pumpkin spice yet, but I really do think it’s amazingly pumpkin, but not overdone.
I highly suggest you pick these up if you see them at your local grocery store. I found them in the cereal aisle.
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