What else would you use to flavor pumpkin spice flavored food other than real pumpkin spice then? It’s not like powdered cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, and ginger are hard to come by…
There’s artificial pumpkin spice flavor used in various products.
That’s why you should read the ingredients for any product that claims “flavored” as it’s a loosely regulated term when it comes to the marketing aspect of a product.
The artificial flavor is proprietary so I couldn’t tell you what they’re comprised of.
Most pumpkin spice products do use real pumpkin spice, but I’ve found a small few that don’t. In particular some weird off-brand candy.
Yes, call me basic or whatever, but you can take my seasonal pumpkin spice flavored food and beverages from my cold, dead hands!
I personally believe there’s nothing wrong with basic
Like I don’t think people should always stay with basic and not explore
But sometimes basic is just comfortable and I think striving for comfort is a good thing
Defender of the basic is a video to live by
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Defender of the basic
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your hands would probably still be warm, due to holding on to a hot beverage
My warm, well manicured, dead hand then!
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What else would you use to flavor pumpkin spice flavored food other than real pumpkin spice then? It’s not like powdered cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, and ginger are hard to come by…
There’s artificial pumpkin spice flavor used in various products.
That’s why you should read the ingredients for any product that claims “flavored” as it’s a loosely regulated term when it comes to the marketing aspect of a product.
The artificial flavor is proprietary so I couldn’t tell you what they’re comprised of.
Most pumpkin spice products do use real pumpkin spice, but I’ve found a small few that don’t. In particular some weird off-brand candy.