Autumn tends to bring an avalanche of pumpkin flavored products, and the ice cream freezer is not immune from the orange invasion.
Edy’s Limited Edition Pumpkin Ice Cream will be on the shelves through Thanksgiving this year, available in both a slow-churned and dairy dessert versions.
Chips Ahoy! has two limited edition cookie varieties out on the shelves right now. One is the Limited Edition Chips Ahoy! Chunky with Almonds, featured in the photograph to the left. The second is the Limited Edition Chips Ahoy! Dark Chocolate cookies, which I can’t find anything about on the Internet but I know exist because there is a package sitting in my cabinet right now. Have you tried either cookie? If so what did you think?
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Longbottom Tea & Coffee in Portland, Oregon is offering a limited edition coffee this October called Bali Blue Moon. Named for its Indonesian origins, the coffee blend apparently contains beans that are difficult to obtain due to the lack of organized bean sales in Indonesia.
Longbottom Tea & Coffee is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. The company specializes in international blends and focuses on the origins of their beans.
The Cleveland Leader is reporting that the limited edition sodas from Jones Soda Co. are out! These Halloween sodas have become something of an October tradition, with the Candy Corn version being the annual seasonal centerpiece of the four unusual flavors. Other fun flavors for 2007 include Monster Mojito (just add rum!) and Black Cat Licorice (not sure what you would mix that with, but it sounds interesting).
The sodas are usually available in four packs at Target and other select stores nationwide.
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United Kingdom shoppers have six months to enjoy scoops of Haagan-Dazs’ limited edition Double Chocolate & Cookies ice cream
, starting this month.
The flavor consists of white chocolate ice cream, dark chocolate, and cookie particles … which sounds brilliant. Or if you prefer, lovely.
Green Mountain Distillers is marketing a limited edition Vermont Organic Maple Liqueur as an after-dinner drink. The liqueur is made of pure Vermont maple syrup and an organic liqueur that will be the basis for future Vermont Organic liqueur products from the company.
The company also advises using the unique liqueur in a variety of fall-themed dishes including ham glazes, BBQ sauces, martinis, creme brulee glazes … or simply adding it to coffee, apple cider, a Manhattan or an Old Fashioned. The blog Martini Lounge created a new recipe in honor of the liqueur called The French Toast.
Consumers who are interested in purchasing the product should be advised that it is only available in Vermont. Also, it is limited edition in the old-fashioned sense: every bottle is hand-filled, hand-numbered, and signed by someone at Green Mountain Distillers.
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Ohio State University fans are actually fanatics, so maybe they will be scooping up these Ohio Buckeye cereal boxes by the supermarket cart-fuls. The cereal, a fall favorite, is back again but this season it can boast that it was named “Buckeye Heroes” before NBC’s Heroes was the worldwide phenom it is now.
Jack’s Pumpkin Spice Ale is a seasonal offering that actually tastes like a micro-brew even though it comes from big brewer Anheuser-Busch. Perhaps the flavor comes from the Oregon-grown Golden Delicious pumpkins the company advertises are included in the brewing process.
“For adults who’ve never tried a pumpkin beer before, we’d encourage them to experiment with Jack’s,” said Florian Kuplent, brewmaster, Anheuser-Busch, Inc. “Because the pumpkin and spice flavors are so well-balanced and subtle, Jack’s doesn’t overpower foods and makes for an ideal culinary experience. Year after year this is one of our favorite beers to brew and we hope beer drinkers who enjoy trying new flavors will sample this seasonal ale.”
The brew is available in stores around the country through November, allowing it to capitalize on both Halloween parties and Thanksgiving feasts. The brewers advise that it tastes best in a “tall fluted glass” which creates the best environment for its spicy aromas. Another option would be to have a pumpkin beer tasting, as more pumpkin beers seem to join the market each fall.
Miller High Life has targeted the hunters market with its new limited edition can, released just in time for hunting season. The orange cans will be primarily sold in 30 packs, perfect for those hunters who want to focus on safety while engaging in outdoor sports. The will be sold in stores around the U.S. for a limited time, with the exception of six states that include Hawaii and Alaska.
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Florida Gators fans can show their love at breakfast for a limited time only. The cereal is produced in partnership with the state’s dairy farmers, and will only be available at Publix supermarkets for a short time. This is the fourth season that Florida fans have had the opportunity to consume the flakes, but the first time they will have had a chance to eat them while cheering on a team that is defending both the national football and national basketball championships.
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