It's that time of year!
It's that time of year!
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I've never had it in my life but fear what I will turn into if I do
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For me it's the nostalgia of the holidays that makes it so good so while it's good I don't think it's like trying meth.
I mean not totally.
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=M-9USB_bcJA
Something like that I would guess.
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The only place I've ever seen or tasted it is on the starbucks drink. And it's good. But I hate pumpkin on dishes so I have no idea what that pumpkin spice sourcery is made of for it to taste good. I just assume it's some kind of misterious chemical blend the americans have brought to the world.
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Usually pumpkin spice refers to the spices used in cooking pumpkin pie. So what you're enjoying is less actual pumpkin and more a cocktail of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, allspice and ginger.
Basically all things that are good and cozy :)
Companies will usually will add orange dye to these things to increase the association with pumpkins.
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I can't help but like it in everything either. Tea, muffins, candles, you name it.
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I've veen watching the Wire for the first time these last weeks. Currently on S5. Now he's always gonna be Stringer Bell to me.
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I'm getting tired of this joke
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I just hate the useless "Nobody:" If nobody said nothing, everybody said something.
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100% with you.
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It's funny how this name stuck in places where this flavour profile was popular before starbucks released their drink. It used to be called 'winter spices' or just 'spiced' in the uk.
We don't traditionally eat pumpkin pies here and for too long I thought the name implied the drink tasted like pumpkin and avoided it.
Why am I not surprised.
Y'all are missing out on all the good holiday shit
Cranberry sauce is traditional here with christmas meals and stuff, but that canned stuff just looks obscene. Ours tends to be home made or come in glass jars, and it has a jam like consistency.