Jay Leonard
Autumn is shaping up to be one tasty season. Plenty of new pumpkin spice-flavored foods have been unveiled in the last few months and Edy’s has now joined the seasonal trend. The ice cream brand put a new twist on a PSL classic with their new pumpkin spice latte-flavored ice cream.
According to Edy’s, the pumpkin spice latte-flavored ice cream “tastes like all the best parts of Fall.” The limited-edition flavor combines coffee ice cream with pumpkin ice cream to create a brand new twist to the seasonal trend. Other limited-edition flavors for the upcoming fall season include pumpkin pie, frozen hot chocolate, peppermint and touchdown sundae, which features chocolate chunks and caramel-filled footballs.
Other ice cream brands that have joined the pumpkin spice craze with limited-edition flavors this year include Ben & Jerry’s pumpkin cheesecake, Dairy Queen’s Pumpkin Pie Blizzard and Halo Top’s pumpkin pie.
See how social media reacted to Edy’s pumpkin spice latte ice cream below:
Social Media Reacts to Edy’s Pumpkin Spice Latte-Flavored Ice Cream
I think I need to try this! https://t.co/lBVXP60Wj8
— MilliW (@MilliW) September 12, 2017
Now I need a Pumpkin Spice Latte Ice Cream flavored coffee
— Gillies Goring (@FortNeverlose) September 12, 2017
This is fantastic news! Thank you @Edysicecream https://t.co/hpgw5PmY4e
— Jay D'Abramo (@usfjayd) September 12, 2017
2017 is canceled https://t.co/v4KZtle9sB
— Andrew Strauss (@straussanator) September 12, 2017
A #PumpkinSpiceLatte in #icecream form?! YES, PLEASE! https://t.co/iTjEKipkxa via @POPSUGARFood
— Amy Marks-McGee (@trendincite) September 8, 2017
Need. Not want. Need. https://t.co/hd64gM3NhI
— Coco (@shaymitchnyc) September 12, 2017
What are your thoughts on Edy’s new limited-edition pumpkin spice latte ice cream? Would you try it? How do you feel about the pumpkin spice trend? Sound off in the comments section below!
This article was written for Business 2 Community by Jay Leonard.
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