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LiberalElite

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Sun Nov 1, 2015, 10:33 AM Nov 2015

BBC News: The rise and rise of pumpkin spice everything

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34671563

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The US is awash with pumpkin spice everything during Halloween. But when did this craze start and is it is here to stay?

It's hard to escape America's love affair with Halloween, with pumpkins proudly paraded in windows, homes covered in spider webs, and ghoulish fancy dress outfits and grisly confectionery on sale in shops.

But the last few years has also seen an explosion of pumpkin-spice products.

There are pumpkin donuts, bagels, muffins and hamburgers and chips. Pumpkin-spice beers and liqueurs are beverage options. Pumpkin-spice yogurts, salty snacks, almonds and cheese are on offer.
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I think this pumpkin spice thing has gotten pretty silly - but that pumpkin hummus sure was good.
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BBC News: The rise and rise of pumpkin spice everything (Original Post) LiberalElite Nov 2015 OP
Yep. cloudbase Nov 2015 #1
Is ryan_cats Nov 2015 #2
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