Pumpkin season is basically the unofficial kickoff to fall. Even before the air turns crisp, something clicks when suddenly we want pumpkin everything. Lattes, candles, breads, soups—if it can be pumpkin-ified, it will be (there's even pumpkin pesto). Its cozy, slightly sweet flavor just feels like autumn in edible form. And even when we're still wearing linen and sweating it out in the early September heat, there's something comforting about knowing pumpkin is there to remind us that cooler temps ahead.
Part of the appeal is how versatile the humble pumpkin really is. It's as at home in a silky pie or cheesecake as it is in a savory pasta or soup. Plus, those warm spice blends that usually tag along, like cinnamon, nutmeg and clove, instantly make any kitchen smell like fall magic. So when we celebrate pumpkin season, it's not just about the flavor, it’s about the feeling. The little seasonal joy that makes us want to slow down and savor the moment … preferably with something delicious.
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Edible (formerly Edible Arrangements) is giving away free pumpkin cheesecake on Oct. 27 to celebrate the gourd of the season—pumpkin. The freebie is meant to coincide with National Pumpkin Day (yeah, just about everything gets its own holiday these days.
Anyone who visits an Edible location in-store can redeem a free pumpkin cheesecake (it's just one per customer and while supplies last). There's no purchase necessary, it's just a fun way to sample one of Edible's delicious baked goods. Since the retailer is primarily known for their pretty fruit arrangements, they're also getting the word out about all of the company's offering sweet offerings.
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Edible's take on pumpkin cheesecake comes in small, round, personal-size portions. They have that classic graham cracker crust and a swirl of plain cheesecake through the top.
At least on their website, Edible doesn't offer a pumpkin cheesecake-only package, but they do have a Pumpkin Cheesecake and Berry Cheesecake Box in which you get three pumpkin and three plain mini cheesecakes, with the plain each featuring a chocolate dipped strawberry on top. Pricing for that delectable-looking package start at $44.99.
The Classic Ingredients in Pumpkin Cheesecake
Pumpkin cheesecake is basically the best of two worlds—creamy, rich cheesecake meets cozy, spiced pumpkin pie. While Edible doesn't provide a precise ingredient list on their website, this dessert usually has a base that starts with a classic graham cracker crust (though gingersnap cookies make an amazing upgrade), held together with melted butter and maybe a little sugar. The filling is where the magic happens: smooth cream cheese, pumpkin puree, sugar and eggs for that custardy texture.
Then come the fall spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and maybe a hint of clove. A splash of vanilla or even a bit of sour cream can add depth and balance out the sweetness. Some people like to top it with whipped cream or a drizzle of caramel, but honestly, it doesn't need much because it's just that good on its own.
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