It’s September and that means we’ve officially missed summer and for most people that means only one thing: It’s a spooky season — and a spooky season that’s not just a symbol for breaking all of the Halloween-themed decor, but also for breaking out all of its fall-and-Halloween-inspired snacks. After all, the Pumpkin Spice Latte is already back and how, Hostess is rolling out their snack assortment filled with returning favorites and new seasonal offerings too to bring a taste of the season to snack time.
This season will return fan favorites Pumpkin Spice Flavored Twinkies and Pumpkin Spice Flavored CupCakes, along with Caramel Crunch Donettes. For snack lovers who aren’t a huge fan of pumpkin spice at all, Spooky Twinkies and ScaryCakes are back too. The Pumpkin Spice Twinkies are a particular favorite of many snack lovers and have been since they were first introduced in 2015. However, the most exciting offering in this year’s lineup may be the new Creepy Caramel Ding Dongs.
“As fall approaches, consumers are eager for popular fall flavors like pumpkin spice, cinnamon and caramel,” Christopher Ballach, general manager of Hostess Brands, LLC said in a statement. “Fall snack lovers are excited to try our new hostess Creepy Caramel Ding Dong, which is a delicious and spooky addition to our fun Halloween lineup.”
Hostess’ new fall selection rolls out throughout this month as well as October-Fall, pumpkin snacks are available in September while Halloween snacks hit stores across the country in October. Seasonal snacks come in multiple packs with a suggested retail price of $3.99, while Iced Pumpkin-flavored cupcakes, Caramel Crunch Donettes, Spooky Twinkies, and ScaryCakes are also available in single-serve packages with a suggested retail of $2.30. All of these offers are time-limited, however, so you’ll want to shop accordingly.
what do you think? Will you try the Hostess and Halloween fall treat assortment? What item would you like to try the most? What are your thoughts on the ongoing trend of seasonal food offerings with pumpkin spice? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section!
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