Brace Yourself For Fall Flavor: A Guide To Pumpkin Spice Everything

Pumpkin spice season is here — time to enjoy Starbuck's PSL and similarly flavored muffins, and cheesecake. With so many pumpkin spice products in the market, you don't have to rely solely on Starbucks for your pumpkin spice fix, though. The Daily Meal has the definitive guide to pumpkin spice everything — from commercial products to recipes you can make at home.

Pumpkin is just as good savory as it is sweet. Get your dose of pumpkin in this savory recipe for pumpkin beer soup. Add pumpkin beer into your next cheese soup — but for best flavor results, make sure the recipe calls for white Cheddar and thyme. 

Pumpkin extract is perfect to use in batters. If you are making pumpkin pancakes or waffles, substitute pumpkin extract for the vanilla. 

Swap out old-fashioned rolled oats for pumpkin granola in your oatmeal cookie recipe for a delicious and satisfying pumpkin oatmeal cookie. 

Just because the weather gets a tad cooler doesn't mean we stop enjoying ice cream. Pick up a pint of pumpkin ice cream from your grocery store and whip up a pumpkin-spiced sundae. 

Deep-fried Oreos — delicious. Deep-fried pumpkin Oreos are even better. The next time you're feeling adventurous swap out regular Oreos for pumpkin — you won't be sorry. 

Add a pump of pumpkin pie sauce to your morning cup of joe to create your own personalized pumpkin spice latte. Top with whipped cream and you're ready to take on the day. 

If you want to enjoy a little pumpkin pie spice in the morning, but you're not a huge coffee fan, you can add it to your yogurt parfait. 

To make the perfect pumpkin pie you don't have to always use fresh pumpkin. Cut a few corners this holiday by using a 14-ounce can of pumpkin — it tastes just as delicious. 

Incorporate pumpkin pie spice into your favorite campfire classic. Instead of using regular marshmallows for your s'mores try using pumpkin spice marshmallows.