59-14-2007 @ 5:00PM
I'd never given it much thought, but pomegranates must be one of them, and of course, the ample supply of nuts by the kilo. And yes, please let's get summer the heck away from us!! I mean hey, it's been over 40°C since june!!!
http://www.lavacahacemu.com
69-14-2007 @ 5:03PM
little debbie pumpkin cookie things! i look forward to them all summer.
also, sugar pumpkins, more/cheaper squash, and the bags of fun sized candy bars that i can buy guilt free ;)
119-15-2007 @ 11:06AM
Those look absolutely tasty and mouth water just looking at them. I need to keep an eye out for them as maybe they will find there way to a food store near me.
Jared Wash
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12All we get in Orlando is pumpkins. That's when I know
it's fall. There are no change in seasons here,
except for two months at the beginning of year; instead of hot, it's warm. Being from the north, I miss the fall and its crimson hues. For those who
still live up there, I'm envious . . . until it snows.
139-15-2007 @ 7:54AM
Fall for me was the fresh apple cider at Altamont Orchards in Altamont NY dispensed from the huge tank behind the wall. Free glasses of the delicious cider with a take home bag of Apple Cider Cinnamon doughnuts (sigh)Living in Florida has it's winter perks, but Fall apple cider isn't one of them
15Definitely the Pumpkin Spice Latte http://henryevil.blogspot.com/2007/09/evil-food-item-starbucks-pumpkin-spice.html
and the Pumpkin Scone
http://henryevil.blogspot.com/2007/08/evil-food-item-starbucks-pumpkin-scone.html
179-15-2007 @ 2:06PM
Sam Adams Octoberfest always seems to come a little too early...
18Heartier soups back on menus. Squash soup, stews, bisques that are heavier than in winter or spring. For me though, it isn't so much "Fall on the menu" when I see certain things, but the one sure-fire way to get me to realize it's now officially winter ... even out here in California ... is Eggnog in the dairy case.
December may have peppermint bark, but have you thought to incorporate the taste of autumn into white chocolate with a rich pumpkin swirl?
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