Might as well make it year round. Hell, vanilla was considered the fanciest of fancy rare spices, and now it's in everything.

Biggest problem i have with "seasonal" food, is the absolutely infuriating amount of food wasted just because the box/product needs to be swapped for the version that has hearts and bunnies on it.

With more people tapping into the trend of Summerween

Summerween

Your marketers were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.

I don't think I've tried any pumpkin spice food or drink (they aren't that common here), but I definitely want christmas sweets like gingerbread and spiced cookies available year-round - why eat cookies that are flavored with just butter, vanilla or chocolate, when you could have cookies with spices?

It's either season creep or retailers don't think we're going to make it through fall so they're dumping products ahead of schedule.

might as well just keep them year round at this point

The auto shop in my hometown had a sign that said “pumpkin spice oil change”

I appreciate the humor of the random mechanic that thought that was a hoot

So what, if people enjoy having those, let them.

It's weird being in the southern hemisphere sometimes.

Saw Halloween costume put up for sale, in mid-July. At this point, expecting frozen Turkeys to show up soon.

Have to get it out early; Christmas has already taken over all of the fall season.

Fuck yeah! Pumpkin spice is delicious! That shit oughta be year round.

Relevant clip from Last Week Tonight:

https://youtu.be/95vnXs1pjSY

Stop it

Seriously, stop it

I saw Christmas supplies at Costco a couple days ago…

I just hate that all supermarket tomatoes taste like pumpkin now

It's dumb to take a super popular flavor off the shelf in the first place. Unless people don't actually like it, and it's some sort of commentary about people happy about fall coming around.

Candy corn too.

This is why we need seasonal regulation goddamit

I got Halloween candy at CVS today in June.