Pumpkin spice has become as synonymous with fall as gingerbread is with Christmas and chocolates are with Valentine’s Day. In recent years, the American spice blend—traditionally used to flavor pumpkin pie—has become a popular addition to lattes (thank you for that, Starbucks), desserts, cookies, cakes, and even bagels. According to Coherent Market Insights, the pumpkin spice market was valued at more than $1.2 billion in 2026 and could exceed $2.4 billion by 2033.
Well-crafted pumpkin-flavored products don’t just taste good; they spark joy, making us feel cozy, comforted, and a little celebratory. If you’re looking to get in on the hype and enjoy a taste of pumpkin spice for yourself, here are some of our favorite vegan products to try, listed in no particular order.
1Make your own PSL with Califia Farms cold brews and creamers
Just like the Starbucks PSL, Califia’s pumpkin spice products are a universal signal that fall has come. Although the bottled beverages are usually available starting in late August, the sweet, warming spices of its dairy-free range make us want to jump into a pile of autumnal leaves. The brand’s line of pumpkin spice-flavored drinks includes Pumpkin Spice Almond Latte, Pumpkin Spice Organic Almond Creamer, and Pumpkin Spice Oat Barista Blend.
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Sweet Loren’s
2Embrace fall baking with Sweet Loren’s Pumpkin Spice Cookie Dough
If you’re in the mood for a spot of fall baking but don’t want to go to the effort of buying all the ingredients and spending hours in the kitchen, all you need is Sweet Loren’s Pumpkin Spice Cookie Dough. It makes a batch of one dozen cookies, each packed with delicious autumnal flavor. Plus, it’s gluten- and allergen-free, too.
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3 LesserEvil’s Organic Pumpkin Spice Popcorn is an autumnal movie night must
Looking for the perfect snack for your Gilmore Girls binge? Stop. You’ve found it. LesserEvil’s Pumpkin Spice Popcorn is vegan, organic, and made with minimal ingredients. Just be warned: once you open the bag, it’s very hard to stop eating.
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4Favorite Day’s Pumpkin Spice Whipped Oat Topping is your new fall fridge staple
Favorite Day is changing the game with this pumpkin spice oat milk whipped cream. Use it as a topping for your DIY PSLs and your favorite seasonal treats come holiday time.
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5Purely Elizabeth’s Pumpkin Cinnamon Granola is autumn in a bowl
While we like to keep pumpkin spice out of our yogurt, we don’t mind a fall-flavored crunchy topping. This lightly sweet granola incorporates organic pumpkin seeds and cinnamon into the mix. We love the texture of this granola—not too chunky and perfect for sprinkling on everything from dairy-free yogurt to ice cream. Of course, there’s always the bag-to-mouth option.
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6 Simple Mills’ pumpkin mixes also make fall baking a breeze
Not much of a baker? As well as Sweet Loren’s, you can also lean on this gluten-free baking mix from Simple Mills to help you out. The brand offers pumpkin-flavored muffins and pancake mixes this time of year, and while the back-of-the-box instructions call for eggs, the brand assured us the eggs can be swapped one-for-one with flax or chia eggs. Whip up the pancakes on a lazy weekend morning, then batch cook the muffins for ready-to-go weekday breakfasts.
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7Make the ultimate seasonal latte with Nutpods Pumpkin Spice Creamer
Add a dose of fall flavor to your iced coffee with this almond- and coconut-based pumpkin spice creamer. Sprinkle a dash of pumpkin spice seasoning or cinnamon atop your iced latte for the ultimate fall drink.
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8Skip the expensive coffee shop trip with Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate
Starbucks’ famous PSL may not be vegan, but you can recreate the iconic beverage right at home with the coffee chain’s Pumpkin Spice Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate. Simply add ice and your favorite creamer. Oat whip optional.
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9Jordan’s Skinny Mixes Pumpkin Spice Syrup is a cozy addition to any fall drink
Available in Sugar Free Pumpkin Spice and Sugar Free Pumpkin Caramel, Jordan’s syrups pair perfectly with coffee for an added taste of fall. Alternatively, fill up your water bottle with ice, water, and your favorite pumpkin syrup for a one-of-a-kind creation.
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10Not a coffee fan? Get in on the pumpkin hype with Wild Bill’s Pumpkin Spice Soda
Pumpkin spice lattes make perfect sense. And we can’t argue with pumpkin spice smoothies and milkshakes. But pumpkin spice soda? That sounds like a stretch. Wild Bill’s, however, is here to prove that this is a soda flavor worth trying. According to the brand, it is “irresistibly delicious, and by no means basic.”
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11Simply Gum seasonal chewing gum is plastic-free and pumpkin-spiced
Minty fresh is so last season. In the fall, we chew pumpkin spice gum right through until Christmas, thanks to Simply Gum. All of the brand’s unique flavors (which also include cinnamon, fennel, and coffee) are totally plastic-free and made with natural ingredients (yep, that’s right, a lot of chewing gum contains plastic!).
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12Wood’s Pumpkin Spice Maple Syrup is the perfect fall pancake upgrade
Why not add a little extra fall flavor to your stack of pancakes or morning waffles with some pumpkin spice-flavored maple syrup? This warm, cozy syrup from Wood’s is also perfect for adding a little extra sweetener to smoothies and lattes.
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13Protein, but make it cozy: Organic Vegan Pumpkin Spice Protein Powder
This pumpkin spice-flavored protein powder from Orgain—made with organic, vegan, non-GMO ingredients—is the perfect addition to those pre- and post-workout shakes in the fall months. It blends perfectly with everything from dairy-free milk to water. Not a protein shake fan? Add it to your overnight oats or favorite baked goods instead.
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14No time for fall baking? Meet Lenny & Larry’s pumpkin spice cookies
This tasty treat from Lenny & Larry’s is more than just a cookie, because it’s packed with 16 grams of protein per serving. It’s also a good source of fiber. And the best part? The pumpkin spice flavor tastes just like fall.
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15Organic Pumpkin Spice Malk is a reliable fall staple
Malk’s seasonal offering blends organic pumpkin, organic almonds, warm spices, and a touch of maple syrup. Creamy and cozy, it’s the perfect companion to your favorite fall lattes.
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16 Get a PSL in seconds with Maud’s flavored coffee pods
For when you’re running late and don’t have time to stop by your local coffee shop for a vegan-friendly pumpkin spice latte, pop some Pumpkin Spice Coffee Pods into your coffee maker. Quick and easy, but just as tasty.
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17Bobo’s Pumpkin Spice Oat Bites make it easy to snack on the move
Pumpkin pie on the go? Yes, please! Bobo’s limited-edition Pumpkin Spice Oat Bites offer all the cozy flavor of everyone’s favorite fall dessert in a convenient, bite-sized treat.
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18Until Starbucks finally releases a vegan PSL: try its Pumpkin Spice Non-Dairy Creamer
As we’ve established, it’s easy to make a PSL at home. But you can make it even closer to the coffee giant’s version with Starbucks’ very own dairy-free pumpkin spice creamer. Now, if only they could figure out how to make vegan-friendly PSLs. Starbucks, we’re waiting.
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19Laird Superfood’s Creamer brings a touch of coconut to classic pumpkin spice
Made from a base of coconuts and sweetened with coconut sugar, this creamer from Laird Superfood packs a punch of warming pumpkin flavor. Add it to your lattes for a tasty fall morning. The brand also offers a coconut-based Pumpkin Spice Instant Latte, too.
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20Planet Oat’s creamer is made for cozy fall morning coffees
Planet Oat always delivers on velvety, delicious creamers, and this festive Pumpkin Spice edition is no exception. Made with oat milk and cane sugar, it’s lightly sweet and perfectly seasonal.
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