The Comprehensive Guide to Pumpkin Spice Flavored Foods

The people have spoken and they are still not over pumpkin spice. After polling fans on social media, Krispy Kreme decided to bring back their pumpkin spice original glazed doughnut. The catch? It's available for one day only on Nov. 16, so act fast.

Crunchy almonds, caramel and pumpkin spice (that includes actual pumpkin) all come together in one sweet and salty bar that makes for smart and easy snacking.

As part of their limited-time fall menu, the sandwich sub shop is offering cookies made with a pumpkin-flavored dough, vanilla, molasses, nutmeg, white confectionary chips and cinnamon.

If you thought you couldn't say no to Honey Nut Cheerios before, you probably won't be able to resist this version made with real pumpkin puree, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. The limited-edition cereal will be available around mid-August.

Good news, healthy eaters: You can get your pumpkin spice fix in the morning—along with a big shot of protein—with Whole Foods' yogurt made with organic pumpkin puree, cinnamon and ginger.

These crunchy crackers are a slightly-sweet complement to your fall cheese plate.

Back by popular demand, the old-fashioned pumpkin spice doughnut is covered in Krispy Kreme’s signature glaze — and makes the perfect sweet compliment to the company’s take on the PSL.

The new Caribou coffee flavor turns your dream of drinking pumpkin pie into a reality. All you have to decide is whether you want it hot, iced or blended.

Ready to cue up the fall spirits as summer winds down? Baileys' pumpkin spice Irish cream combines sweet cinnamon and baking spices, rich maple, brown sugar, and—wait for it—actual baked pie crust!

Pumpkin spice frappuccinos from Starbucks are finally in your local grocery stores. Tell your favorite barista you'll be MIA for a few months this fall while you indulge in the grab-and-go version.

Real pumpkin and whole grains make this soft baked bar a quick and healthy breakfast option.

The California Fruit Wine Co. made the beverage you never knew you wanted this season. Slow-slipping this baby while indulging in a slice of warm pumpkin pie is really what fall food dreams are made of, right?

These Lindor truffles stuffed with pumpkin spice filling offer a fanciful, chocolate-y twist on the iconic fall flavor.

The iconic Easter marshmallow birds have gotten a fall makeover that will appeal to your pumpkin spice cravings and your java addiction. They're also dipped in white fudge, which may just be its main selling point. (Available toward the end of August or beginning of September.)

This is not a drill, folks! McDonald's is finally offering a warm, cinnamon-y PSL in all of its restaurants starting August 31st.

We're convinced there's no problem a slice of pumpkin cheesecake can't solve.

We're going to try not to eat this whole box of Otis Spunkmeyer mini loaf cakes in a day. We said try...

This Salazon dark chocolate bar is the richly flavored lovechild of The Gourd Standard Pumpkin bee and Flying Dog’s custom pumpkin spice blend, with a little sea salt added for good measure.

Pumpkin spice cheesecake in a milk chocolate shell? Yeah, we can get on board with that.

It's about time the pumpkin craze made its way south of the border. Now where's our pumpkin salsa?

Ahh, there it is. With fire-roasted tomatillos and sweet-smoky chipotle chiles, this spicy dip is just the way to heat up your snacking game this season.

Double up on the pumpkin fun with Kraft's pumpkin spice flavored marshmallows in the shape of Autumn's favorite fruit. (Yes, pumpkin is technically considered a fruit.)

That's it. We're done with regular cereal until Autumn ends thanks to this crunchy, pumpkin spice cereal from Kellogg's.

Mornings just got creamier and spicier for Keurig owners with these quick and easy k-cups from Starbucks.

For the days this fall when mere pumpkin cheesecake flavor just won't do, whip up the real thing with Libby's pumpkin cheesecake kit.

Whether you're spiking your coffee for a boozy instant PSL or making another cocktail, this festive beverage from Sugarlands is great choice for casual home entertaining this fall.

Is it too much to triple our pumpkin spice intake with this Thomas' bagel topped with pumpkin spice cream cheese and accompanied by a creamy PSL? Is it!?

Turn the oven on for what? This pumpkin pie confection is no-bake! Just add sugar, butter and milk.

No way we'll complain about pumpkin spice ganache in a milk chocolate shell.

Unlike most pumpkin-spice items, Noosa's super-creamy Australian "yoghurt" is packed with actual pumpkin, making it a delicious option for people opposed to artificial spice flavors. (Note: It pained us to add an "h" to yogurt, just like it pained you to read it, but seeing as the yoghurt is Australian, we just have to try to respect it.)

These buttery Auntie Anne's pretzel nuggets are coated in sweet spices. The best part? You can eat as many as you like, because mini versions of things don't have calories.

Heat it up and pour it in coffee for an instant PSL, or just drink this Promised Land milk straight if you have a serious addiction.

Ah, autumn…the season when it's finally cool enough for us to crave warm pancakes, particularly of the pumpkin spice variety from Krusteaz.

The best part of the "first-ever nationally available pumpkin spice cereal" is the fact that it turns your milk into a sweet, spiced concoction that would probably taste delicious with a shot of espresso.

"Finally, a vegan marshmallow that evokes the flavors of fall," said someone, somewhere of these Dandies treats.

Swap these out with chocolate chips in your favorite cookie recipe, or be totally shameless and just eat them by the handful.

For people who think they're better than pumpkin spice, maybe the added 'n' between the two words – plus the addition of flax and nuts – will make these Natures's Path bars a suitable fall time snack.

If cookies-from-scratch seem too daunting, just pull apart these dough squares (with pumpkin purée and white chocolate chips already added in), bake, and devour.

Good news, health nuts – you can get your pumpkin spice fix in along with your fiber and protein with these rolled oats from Sweet Home Farm mixed with pumpkin seeds and cinnamon.

Unlike most food products, Terra's sweet potato chips actually make sense to receive the pumpkin spice treatment of cinnamon and nutmeg, two flavors that pair nicely with the root vegetable.

Give your morning cereal routine a seasonal shake-up with these crunchy, pillow-shaped lil' guys.

Because sometimes you just want a luxury coffee milkshake that has a pumpkin cheesecake truffle mixed into it.

Yes. Just Yes.

Starting in September, the classic sandwich cookie will be available with a bright orange strip of pumpkin flavor, just begging to be dipped in a frothy Pumpkin Spice Latte.

Philadelphia's seasonal and sweet spread is basically cream cheese frosting. We approve.

Oh, all the spiking possibilities! We can imagine dousing a hot chocolate, mocha or chai tea latte with Kahlúa's new pumpkin spice coffee liqueur. Dare we even spike a pumpkin spice latte, or is that over-the-top?

If a sweet spiced coating isn't enough for you, grab a Cumberland Farms pretzel stuffed with actual pumpkin purée. The tasty snack will be available from September 7 until November 1.

Pumpkin spice PB&J?! Pumpkin spice cinnamon toast?! Pumpkin spice grilled cheese?! The possibilities are truly endless with this Pepperidge Farm bread. It's available from August 12 until November 24.

Ben & Jerry's, you had us at graham cracker swirl.

Might pumpkin caramel be the new salted caramel? It will be for this season anyway, thanks to G.H. Cretors' creation.

Make a latte that started it all in the comfort of your own home. Hermits, rejoice.

The absence of high fructose corn syrup separates these crunchy Kashi granola bars from many of its overly sweet pumpkin spice competition.

Topped with crispy granola, Chobani's seasonal yogurt is basically pumpkin pie for breakfast. (Actual pumpkin pie for breakfast is good, too.)

Pumpkin and potato are a natural fall root veggie combo, but don't expect a salty snack – Boulder Canyon's pie-flavored chips have a heavy hint of sweetness.

Snack time just got a whole lot cozier with Planters' warmly-spiced nuts coated with cinnamon, ginger, cloves and pumpkin powder (which, apparently, is a thing).

If you’ve got a Keurig, you can cut out the middle man and make your own pumpkin spice coffee at home with these pods from McDonald's.

To be fair, Dairy Queen's Pumpkin Pie Blizzards have been in the game since 1991 – long before pumpkin spice became a cultural phenomenon – but it's still worth including here. Why? Because the shake literally has pieces of pumpkin pie blended in it. That is all.

The warm spices lend itself to a warm bowl of oatmeal, which is – by all accounts – easier than baking a pumpkin pie.

The perfect comination of salty and sweet — these pretzels solve any craving and are a tasty treat for fall.