Has The Pumpkin Spice Craze Officially Jumped the Shark?
A new study suggests that food makers are more interested in pumpkin spice everything that we are interested in eating, drinking or smelling. Here is why the study says so: …
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A new study suggests that food makers are more interested in pumpkin spice everything that we are interested in eating, drinking or smelling.
Here is why the study says so: the number of pumpkin spiced products for sale had risen by nearly 50 percent as compared to the previous year but sales went up just 21 percent.
The most common online searches that led people to buy such fall flavored products focused mainly around coffee.
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Catherine Lane is the morning show co-host and midday host on Country 1037 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been with the station for the past 24 years and is a recipient of the Academy of Country Music Major Market Personality of the Year award. Catherine has been on air in both radio and television in the Queen City for 38 years. As a content creator for Country 1037, Catherine writes blogs on local events and restaurants. She also writes about great travel spots and out of the way places in the Carolinas. Anything outdoors, travel, food, animals or the many country artists from the Carolinas.
