
How Did Pumpkin Spice Take Over Fall?!
09/09/23 • 16 min
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Have you ever found yourself magically buying everything "pumpkin spice" at the touch of fall? We'll unravel the mystery behind pumpkin spice – what it is, why pumpkins aren't part of the spice, and where it all began. Discover how this enchanting blend became a sensation in the United States, making autumn even more exciting.
As we explore the world of pumpkin spice, we'll encourage kids to reflect on their own favorite fall memories, whether it's jumping in colorful leaves, savoring warm apple pie, or snuggling up with loved ones. Join us as we celebrate the joy of fall and the simple pleasures of being surrounded by family and friends during this magical season.
Have you ever found yourself magically buying everything "pumpkin spice" at the touch of fall? We'll unravel the mystery behind pumpkin spice – what it is, why pumpkins aren't part of the spice, and where it all began. Discover how this enchanting blend became a sensation in the United States, making autumn even more exciting.
As we explore the world of pumpkin spice, we'll encourage kids to reflect on their own favorite fall memories, whether it's jumping in colorful leaves, savoring warm apple pie, or snuggling up with loved ones. Join us as we celebrate the joy of fall and the simple pleasures of being surrounded by family and friends during this magical season.
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