- The item consumed must be a food.
- The only beverage allowed is the milkshake.
- Food items may not be doubled. (Two slices of pumpkin cheesecake count as one item. The only way it could count for two different items is if the second item has a distinct enough difference of flavor that it warrants a different name AND the item comes from a different source than the first item.)
Why have was the Pumpkin Challenge created?
Because pumpkin foods are delicious, yet mostly only offered around Halloween and Thanksgiving. The short-term goal is simple: By starting pumpkin consumption in mid-September, we are increasing demand for pumpkin items earlier than most pumpkin seasons starts. The long-term goal is for pumpkin products year round! Hopefully, like me, you are active in the off-season of the Pumpkin Challenge, too.
*If you feel like whining, you may handicap yourself one pumpkin item if you had not already started. Shamefully, that is all I have eaten so far. Last year, I had around 5 at this point.
3 comments:
I should try to take this challenge... So far I've only had three items from Starbucks... Pumpkin Spice Frappucino, pumpkin loaf, and a pumpkin cream cheese muffin--which I highly recommend if you have the chance to try it. I may give their Pumpkin scone a try at some point, too.
But I agree, Pumpkin is awesome!! :-D
Tut tut, Melissa. The Frappucino is a beverage and does not count toward the tally. Regardless, you are beating me at this point!
A vegan blog I read just posted all sorts of pumpkin-y goodness:
http://vegandad.blogspot.com/2009/09/let-there-be-pumpkins.html
I will do my damnedest, Bradley! And I shall report back.
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