Pumpkin Spam, anyone? The seasonal obsession with pumpkin spice-laced products

Global News published this video item, entitled “Pumpkin Spam, anyone? The seasonal obsession with pumpkin spice-laced products” – below is their description.

It’s that time of the year when North America goes gourd-crazy. Pumpkin spice-infused products have infiltrated grocery store shelves and café menus.

It’s a long-standing, nose-tickling trend and Canadians have bought in, one latte at a time. Whether pumpkin spice cans of Spam, pumpkin spice beer, pumpkin spice muffins, or pumpkin spice Oreos— love it or hate it, you can’t escape it.

Mike Drolet looks at some of the many products pumpkin spice has been pumped into.

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