From Dolly Parton's Cookie Mix to Smoothie King Drinks, Where to Find the Flavor of Fall in Tennessee – Top Stories (Trending Perfect)

Cold air is moving through the area, which means it's time for one thing only – pumpkin spice.

Pumpkin spice has become synonymous with the fall season over the years. In 2024, a number of companies have decided to help increase the number of pumpkin spice products in restaurants and on shelves. While many people opt for a pumpkin spice latte, there are plenty of other options for enjoying the flavors of fall. From candy and ice cream to protein shakes and cereals, there are a number of ways to enjoy pumpkin spice this year.

Here are all the pumpkin spice products coming to Tennessee this year.

Pumpkin spice food in restaurants

These Tennessee restaurants will be offering pumpkin spice menu items this year.

• Carvel Pumpkin Cheesecake: The ice cream chain, which has two locations in Tennessee in Nashville and Clarksville, is bringing back its pumpkin cheesecake lineup for a limited time starting Aug. 15. Desserts include soft serve pumpkin cheesecake, pumpkin cheesecake sundaes, shakes, ice cream cones, flying saucer sandwiches, and soft serve ice cream sundaes dipped in white chocolate. Available at participating Carvel stores, on the Carvel app or from Third Party Delivery ServicesPrices vary by location but start at $2.99 ​​for soft drinks and sandwiches to $6.79 for shakes and ice cream.

• Cheesecake Factory: The restaurant chain, which has locations in Chattanooga, Franklin, Knoxville and Nashville, is reintroducing its pumpkin and pumpkin pecan cheesecakes on Sept. 1. Prices start at $9.95 for a slice of pumpkin cheesecake and $10.50 for a pumpkin pecan cheesecake (whole cheesecakes range from $35.95 to $65.95). Cheesecake Rewards Loyalty Program Members who sign up before or during September will receive a special reward on September 3rd — a free slice of one of our pumpkin cheesecakes among the rewards. New members who sign up before September 30th are also eligible for a reward. All rewards are valid through September 30th.

• Dairy Queen: The restaurant chain, which has 83 locations in Tennessee, will begin offering the Pumpkin Blizzard Treat on Aug. 26. The Pumpkin Pie Blizzard Treat is made with real pumpkin pie chunks blended into soft serve ice cream and topped with whipped cream and nutmeg.

• religious: The restaurant chain, which has four locations in Tennessee, will begin offering pumpkin and pecan pies on Aug. 21. The set starts at $3.99 and can be eaten in-store, picked up for takeout or delivered. Deniz.com And through other delivery services. Also available is the Pumpkin Pecan Slam ($10.49), which includes pancakes, two eggs, hash browns, and bacon or sausage.

• Freddy's Frozen Custard Beef Burger: The fast-food chain will be offering on Aug. 20 (and available through Oct. 23) the Pumpkin Pie Concrete ($5.89 and up), a blend of vanilla frozen custard and pumpkin pie, topped with whipped cream and cinnamon, and the Pumpkin Pie Whipped ($5.69 and up), which adds a little milk to make it easier to drink. There are 19 locations across Tennessee to get your hands on these treats.

• Great American CookiesPumpkin Spice Cookies ($2.59), made with pumpkin, brown sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, and white chocolate, and covered in powdered sugar, are available now.

• IHOP: Seasonal Pumpkin Spice Menu Items Back breakfast restaurant chain On September 1, IHOP will offer a pumpkin maple cheesecake as its September Pie of the Month. You can also opt for spicy pumpkin pancakes (both can be part of a two-egg, hash browns, and bacon or sausage meal). Prices vary by restaurant, but spicy pumpkin pancakes start at $8.99 for a short meal; $12.99 for a full meal; and $14.99 for a full meal. Also available: a cold foam pumpkin spice drink. There are 35 locations in Tennessee.

• Insomnia cookies: Coming to the bakery chain late night from September 3 to September 22, the Pumpkin Spice Latte Classic Cookies are made with Pumpkin Spice Latte cookie dough and vanilla-flavored chips. Join Insomnia Rewards Loyalty Program And get a free classic cookie when you sign up.

• Marble Slab CreameryThe small ice cream maker, which has nearly 400 locations, is introducing a new Pumpkin Spice Latte, made with pumpkin, coffee and cinnamon, available through Oct. 31. Prices start at $7.49 for a 12-ounce milkshake and $7.59 for the ice cream.

• King of juices: Members Healthy Rewards Loyalty Program Get an early start on the chain’s seasonal pumpkin juice lineup on Aug. 20, with all customers able to order starting Aug. 27. Pumpkin options include the Pumpkin Power Meal, made with 100 percent organic pumpkin, seasonal spices, almonds and dates — for 21 grams of protein; and the Slim-N-Trim Pumpkin Smoothie, made with pumpkin, seasonal spices, bananas and dates, and 13 grams of protein, and weighing in at less than 250 calories. From Aug. 20-26, Healthy Rewards members earn 1,000 bonus points when purchasing pumpkin juices. From Aug. 24-26, they get 32-ounce pumpkin smoothies for $7.

Pumpkin Flavored Grocery Items

As you'll notice from this list, pumpkin spice doesn't just come in coffee flavor. Most can be purchased at your regular grocery store, but you may need to order some online to taste them.

• Boomchikabob by Angie: The Popcorn Vendor offers Pumpkin Spice Flavor with Pumpkin Spice Flavored Corn ($4.29), which is sweet corn with a hint of spice. Available at grocery stores and convenience stores nationwide including Kroger and Walmart.

• Pumpkin Spice Mochi: A limited-edition pumpkin-flavored ice cream from the ice cream maker, which coats the premium ice cream with sweet mochi rice dough, will hit stores in mid-September ($5.99 to $6.99). It's sold online through the brand's website. Fresh Direct Delivery or at supermarkets including Albertsons, Harris Teeter, HEB, and Whole Foods.

• Chobani: The Greek brand’s pumpkin spice yogurt lineup includes two new products this year: Chobani Pumpkin Spice Barista Oat Milk ($4.49, 24-ounce bottle) for adding flavor to coffee, tea and espresso drinks, and Chobani Pumpkin Spice Greek Yogurt Drink ($1.99, 7-ounce bottle). Also from the coffee roaster No Colombeany Acquired by Chobani In December 2023: La Colombe Pumpkin Spice Draft Latte ($3.29 for single cans or $9.99 for a 4-pack), and in La Colombe CafesTwo new drinks, the Pumpkin Pie Chai Draft Latte, a tea-based drink, and the Pumpkin Spice Latte.

• Daily Harvest: The organic food company is introducing a pumpkin spice latte mix ($9.99 for a six-pack) in September; it’s made with organic Japanese pumpkin puree and other organic ingredients and spices. You can add milk, cold brew or espresso. Sign up now here To notify you when a product becomes available online or in stores.

• Duncan Haynes: Bake twenty cookies using Dolly Parton Pumpkin Spice Cookie Mix ($6.98), coming to grocery stores and retailers including Walmart and available via delivery from Instacart.

• Entenman: Among the many pumpkin snacks the brand offers in stores are Pumpkin Frosted Cake, Pumpkin Donuts, and Little Bites Pumpkin Cupcakes.

• GoGo SqueeZ Apple, Pumpkin & Spice Flavor: This fruity pouch flavor — made with apples, pumpkin puree, cinnamon and no added sugar — can be found in September in a variety pack at grocery stores nationwide ($14.99 suggested price for a 20-count pack).

• Fit Butters Cashew Butter & Pumpkin Pie: Here’s what to put on your pumpkin bread or pumpkin muffins. Hitting stores Aug. 27, Fit Butters’ Pumpkin Pie Cashew Butter ($12.99) is vegan and made with dry-roasted cashews, pumpkin pie plant protein, coconut oil, and marshmallow bits.

• Oatmeal Planet: The Pumpkin Spice Coffee Creamer ($4.99) will hit stores in August and is available for a limited time only.

• Pepperidge Farm: Hitting store shelves this month from the bakery brand are Pepperidge Farm Pumpkin Spice Swirl Bread ($4.69) and Milano Pumpkin Spice Cookies ($5.09 for a 7-ounce bag), filled with pumpkin cream and chocolate.

• Premier Protein High Protein Pumpkin Spice Flavored Drink: Available for a limited time starting in August, these smoothies provide 30 grams of protein with just one gram of sugar and pumpkin spice. You can drink them or use them in recipes and in tea or coffee. They are sold in 15- and 18-packs of 11-ounce bottles ($25 to $35, prices vary) and 12-packs of 11.5-ounce bottles ($32), nationwide at retailers including Walmart and Amazon.com.

• Pumpkin Pie Bar Perfect: Made with organic peanut butter, honey, dried pumpkin, fall spices and more than 20 superfoods, this seasonal bar has 14 grams of protein. You’ll find it in the refrigerated section because it’s made with freshly ground peanut butter and no added preservatives. It will hit stores on August 18 and be available nationwide by late August in Perfect Bar.com (Pack of 8 for $29) and at retailers including Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and Costco.

• Segi Yogurt: The Icelandic yogurt brand’s pumpkin spice flavor is available in limited quantities at retailers across the U.S. including Whole Foods through December. The suggested retail price for a 5.3-ounce cup, which contains 15 grams of protein, is $1.97.

• Werther's Original Pumpkin Caramel Soft Candy: The company says in a press release that its fall caramel treat adds pumpkin spice for a “smooth, buttery texture.” (Prices range from $3.99 to $9.99.)

This article originally appeared on the Memphis Commercial Appeal website: Pumpkin Spice Everywhere: Where to Find Fall Flavor in Tennessee