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There is only one thing I like more than taking down the patriarchy. And it’s pumpkin spice. I know, I know, Save the hate-mail, you pumpkin spice-hating directionless souls. I’ll admit, autumn cannot be solely about pumpkin spice. So, today I am highlighting 7 fall food essentials that have absolutely nothing to do with the heavenly squash seasoning.
1. Orville Redenbacher’s Pop Kit – Movie Theater Butter
This new Orville Redenbacker’s Pop Kit is taking it back old-school with easy-to-make stovetop popcorn. Just cut, pour the contents into a 3-quart pot, and let it get popping. It couldn’t be easier to make. I recommend pairing their Movie Theater Butter with soft pretzel knots and smoked paprika seasoning! Delish!
2. Success Rice Tri-Colored Quinoa & Jasmine Rice
There is literally nothing more essential than having some delicious rice on hand at all times. And you can’t really get any better than Success Boil-in-Bag Jasmine Rice and the Tri-Color Quinoa. They are delicious and oh-so easy to prepare. You just drop the bag in a boiling pot of water, cook for 10 minutes, and that is it. Pair them with a popcorn shrimp bowl or an egg & veggies dish. Either way, your stomach will thank you for the nourishment.
3. Orville Redenbacher’s Pop Kit – Simply Salted
Time to start binge-watching your favorite Halloween movies! Make sure to have this new Orville Redenbacher’s Pop Kit – Simply Salted for the ultimate munching experience. Made the same way as mentioned above, this puts the fun back into making popcorn. Pair it with some nutmeg seasoning, roasted pumpkin seeds, and drizzle it with maple syrup for a heavenly autumn snack.
4. Reddi-Wip Zero Sugar Whipped Topping
You’ve got the autumn baked goods, they just need a little something extra. In walks Reddi-Wip Zero Sugar Whipped Topping to save the day. It’s keto-friendly, features 0 grams of sugar (not a low-calorie food), and is only 15 calories per serving. I personally think you can’t beat a generous helping of Reddi-Wip Zero Sugar Whipped Topping on a slice of red velvet cake.
5. Hunt’s Basil, Garlic & Oregano Stewed Tomatoes
Is it just me or do you also crave caprese salads in the fall?! Well, add the new Hunt’s Basil, Garlic & Oregano Stewed Tomatoes to the recipe and you have a killer dish, my friends. They are vine ripened, picked at the peak of freshness, and have no artificial preservatives or ingredients. So slap them on a plate with some mozzarella and live your best life.
6. Hunt’s Fire Roasted Diced Tomatoes
Who doesn’t love a bit of fire in their fall meals? Add Hunt’s Fire Roasted Diced Tomatoes to your autumn-themed pasta for the kick the dish needs. Like the other Hunt’s product above, they are picked at peak freshness, have no artificial preservatives or ingredients, and are Non-GMO Verified.
So what other fall essentials do you keep in the pantry? Shout them out in the comments section below and make sure to load up on all these amazing products during your next shopping trip. Happy Autumn!
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Some other Fall essentials for my family are caramel dip and apples as well as hot cocoa.
Great ideas. That red velvet cake looks so good!
I keep chili fixins like tomato paste, kidney beans, diced tomatoes, tomato sauce in my pantry because I love making chili in the Fall.
New to these fall recipes everything looks wonderful and delicious. I love comfort food for sure my go to is pasta I love pasta, but I don’t like any onions or tomatoes I am a very picky eater haha.
i always keep several cans of pumpkin,cinnamin and also items for homemade chilli
Fall essentials I keep in my pantry are flour and sugar – I do a LOT of baking during Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas so I have to keep stocked on all my baking supplies.
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