(And yes, coffee.) But what exactly is in pumpkin pie spice, and how does it differ from apple pie spice? Here’s everything you need to know about these spice aisle favorites.

How do I substitute pumpkin pie spice for individual spices? Whether you make your own or buy a store-bought jar of pumpkin pie spice, you can use the blend in so many delicious ways.

This crustless pumpkin pie is Weight Watchers friendly coming in at only 2 points (two!) for the whole pie. This pumpkin ...

Since “pumpkin spice latte” isn’t a flavor found in nature anyway, here are ways to make real pumpkin-infused food (and make your own pumpkin spice if you want to).

The simplest of pies is also one of the most iconic. Robin Miller shares her foolproof pumpkin pie recipe just in time for the holidays.

Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte is coming. Dunkin' and Krispy Kreme already have pumpkin spice donuts and coffee and there's plenty of pumpkin beers.

Arielle Johnson says pumpkin pie can be overwhelmed by sweetness if it's not neutralized by other flavors. Traditional pumpkin pie spice, which entails cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, and allspice, ...

Think of it as almost a savory pumpkin quiche — the luscious texture of pumpkin pie but with a deeply savory flavor and a crisp cumin-inflected whole-wheat crust.

Pumpkin pie has a lengthy history in the U.S. and the spice mix associated with the dessert treat has become inextricably linked with fall.

The pumpkin brings a sweet and festive feel to even the most basic bowl of oats, especially when you add some pumpkin pie spice.

Out of pumpkin pie spice? Save yourself a trip to the grocery store by using one of these easy substitutes in your fall baking recipe.

Pumpkin pie spice in fact dates back to the 1930s, when manufacturing companies like Thompson & Taylor Spice Co and McCormick & Company first dropped versions.