One of the most pleasant and beautiful aspects about autumn is when leaves on trees transform into bright shades like red, orange, yellow. It gets nice and brisk outside, supportive of your favorite sweaters on long walks. It is also pumpkin season and time for pumpkins to begin appearing at every glance, on blogs, in stores…. One of the favorite things we like to make with TONS OF PUMPKINS is pumpkin pie. But have you ever had a pumpkin frozen treat? They are equally as tasty and a lot of fun to create! After all sad happenings, let´s think of something nice and have some fun: Cool & Delicious Ways to Make Frozen Pumpkin Desserts (happy smile) ⚜️ ‣ ・If you like it cute… →Frozen Yogurt Bites with Homemade Instant Pot® Pumpkin Purée.
When fall comes, people love to eat pumpkin pie. It is sweet and spicy, and it always brings with it that comfortable feeling of family cookouts on holidays. But did you expect to be able to create a pumpkin pie in the freezer instead? It’s really easy to do! Just find your favorite pumpkin pie recipe and freeze it all night long. You can cut a pie after it's frozen just like you would a regular unbaked one. The cold, icy finish puts an exciting spin on the traditional notes of flavor and makes it tastes that much better with a touch pumpkin spice. You might be surprised and end up loving it just as much as the original!
One of the many vegetables we often associate with fall is pumpkin. Their uses are so many, they can go never to waste filling pies or thickening soups up some delicious bread. But have SHU ever brought up the idea of angling into some frozen pumpkin ice cream? This is a fabulous little indulgence that you can easily whip up at home! You can simply create this delicious dessert by tossing some canned pumpkin puree with heavy cream, and sugar in a bowl. If you want it to taste more amazing, then pumpkin spice and a little vanilla extract. Then just put the mix into an ice cream maker. Process until smooth and frozen. Once done serve it in a cone or bowl and invite your kids to add toppings if they want like sprinkles, whipped cream etc. This delicious dessert is not only sweet and tempting, but also very cool which makes it ideal for hot autumn days.

Pumpkin is a tricky thing to deal with when you cook; even if this filling autumn gem was such an appealing flavor, it can be difficult to come up with things like leftover pumpkin puree. Freeze Pumpkin PopsYou can always turn it in to frozen pops instead of throwing them away. It's an awesome way to get rid of some pumpkin you might have left over while turning it into a silly little snack for yourself (or make all of your kids their very own). The remaining pumpkin puree can be made again by adding sugar and cinnamon spice to the milk. It is very simple concept for a frozen pop almost anyone could make it! And put this mixture in to popsicle molds. Pop them in the freezer until completely solid. Frozen Pumpkin Pops These Pumpkin Pops are not only delicious but also a snack option with health benefits. These miniatures are bite sized — perfect as a refreshing mid-day snack tide over.

Easy Pumpkin Pudding Pops for a Fall Party Save Print Description Ingredients Instructions Notes […] They are also seriously easy to make! Combine instant vanilla pudding with milk and canned pumpkin puree in a bowl. Add a nonce of pumpkin spice, stir everything and allow it to infuse. The next thing to do is adding the mixture in popsicle molds and freeze until completely solid. Summer Parties will here when they are, and youll have these yummy frozen treats waiting for your guests. Plus everyone will want to try them and I'm sure they'll love that delicious pumpkin taste too!

It's getting cooler out, you may have front loaded all your pumpkin treats into September without asking me and now you're "over it" but no way are these going in the cold creamy treat vault. Enjoy this different melt in your mouth dessert, experience the various textures and sweet makes for a taste buds delight! To prepare this treat, arrange pieces of the soft angel cake first in a trifle bowl. Lastly, combine canned pumpkin puree with whipped cream for the creamy filling. For extra crunch and zing, you can throw in crushed gingersnaps. Add another layer and then pop everything in the freezer until completely frozen. When ready to serve, slice up and eat! Blending the complementary flavors of TWO GOOD and Créme Fraîche Cuisine, this dessert ticks all the boxes in delivering a refreshingly indulgent enjoy-yourself-treat on an autumn day.