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Fall is one of the best seasons in my opinion! Leaves turn a different color, the weather is not too hot and not freezing. It's something invigorating about the energy of fall. Not to mention the wonderful holidays that happen in fall. Halloween, with its colorful costumes and spooky tales.
Thanksgiving, with it's sense of loving and family and simply being grateful for the little things in life. The season is just chock full of tons of things to do. Another one of the great things about fall is the flavors that come out. Of course you can eat anything anytime of year, but how appetizing is it to eat a bowl of hot soup in a heat wave?? Not very in my opinion. One flavor that's undeniably autumn is pumpkin!! Pumpkins, although treated as a vegetable, is actually a fruit! And used as tons of things from tasty dishes to decoration during Halloween.
eSutras Organics has a sweet spot for pumpkins, we have our own specialty pumpkin pie spice! As a matter or fact we've gotten rave reviews about it!! Check out the awesome shout-out we got from our friends over at the Babble blog about all things pumpkin...including our spice!http://blogs.babble.com/family-kitchen/2011/09/27/positively-pumpkin-all-natural/?pid=3903#slideshow

Don't forget to get your today!!
Teri Ridely, eSutras Organics
 
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