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]]>Pumpkin spice is a blend of spices that were once used to add flavor to pumpkin pie. The spices used vary, but typically it consists of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, allspice, and cloves.
Recipes for pumpkin pie date back to 1978. Amelia Simmons had two recipes for spice-filled “pompkin” pie in the reprint of her cookbook American Cookery. One of them had nutmeg and ginger and the other had allspice and ginger. Pumpkin spice was officially introduced in the 1930s by Thompson & Taylor Spice Co and McCormick & Company who came out with Pumpkin Pie Spice.
The PSL was invented by a Starbucks employee named Peter Dukes who was the director of espresso and whose team was responsible for creating the seasonal drinks. Starbucks first used cinnamon and nutmeg in the drink and in 2015, they began using real pumpkins. The drink has become the most popular seasonal drink!
Now it’s not just pumpkin pies and lattes that have gotten the pumpkin spice treatment—there are tons of pumpkin spice products. There’s everything from pumpkin spice Pop Tarts and donuts to pumpkin spice pasta and hummus.
What do you think of pumpkin spice? Are you a fan?
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If there’s anything we associate with the fall season, it has to be pumpkin spice. From lattes to bread to beer, the combination of pumpkin flavor along with spices like allspice and cinnamon is omnipresent in our October lives. Kick off the month by celebrating this day on the first day of the month!
Pasta is a staple food and a base item in Italian cuisine. On October 17th, this world-favorite food is celebrated—so be sure to prepare a special lunch or dinner consisting of your favorite pasta recipe.
Do you like having oatmeal for breakfast? If so, Halloween isn’t the only holiday you can celebrate during the final month of October! Celebrate on this Thursday by having oatmeal topped with your favorite toppings before school or work.
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]]>Pumpkin spice is a blend of spices that were once used to add flavor to pumpkin pie. The spices used vary, but typically it consists of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, allspice, and cloves.
Recipes for pumpkin pie date back to 1978. Amelia Simmons had two recipes for spice-filled “pompkin” pie in the reprint of her cookbook American Cookery. One of them had nutmeg and ginger and the other had allspice and ginger. Pumpkin spice was officially introduced in the 1930s by Thompson & Taylor Spice Co and McCormick & Company who came out with Pumpkin Pie Spice.
The PSL was invented by a Starbucks employee named Peter Dukes who was the director of espresso and whose team was responsible for creating the seasonal drinks. Starbucks first used cinnamon and nutmeg in the drink and in 2015, they began using real pumpkins. The drink has become the most popular seasonal drink!
Now it’s not just pumpkin pies and lattes that have gotten the pumpkin spice treatment—there are tons of pumpkin spice products. There’s everything from pumpkin spice Pop Tarts and donuts to pumpkin spice pasta and hummus.
What do you think of pumpkin spice? Are you a fan?
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]]>The post October’s Best Food Celebrations Are Ready for Celebration! appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>If you’re looking for the highlights of this month’s foodie calendar, here they are! Get prepared to celebrate these
If there’s anything we associate with the fall season, it has to be pumpkin spice. From lattes to bread to beer, the combination of pumpkin flavor along with spices like allspice and cinnamon is omnipresent in our October lives. Kick off the month by celebrating this day on the first day of the month!
Pasta is a staple food and a base item in Italian cuisine. On October 17th, this world-favorite food is celebrated—so be sure to prepare a special lunch or dinner consisting of your favorite pasta recipe.
Do you like having oatmeal for breakfast? If so, Halloween isn’t the only holiday you can celebrate during the final month of October! Celebrate on this Thursday by having oatmeal topped with your favorite toppings before school or work.
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