Dave's Killer Bread is bringing back its Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels for the first time in seven years, giving pumpkin spice fans another seasonal option as fall flavors return to grocery aisles nationwide.
The limited-edition bagels are available now at participating retailers across the country and will remain on shelves through November while supplies last, according to a community announcement. The product combines pumpkin spice-inspired flavors with nutritional features that have become a hallmark of the brand's bagel lineup.
Made with organic whole grains and flavored with brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg, the bagels contain 10 grams of protein and 4 grams of fiber per serving. The company said the seasonal item returns after years of requests from customers.
"Dave's Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels are making a highly anticipated comeback to our bagel lineup," Cristina Watson, senior director of brand management for Dave's Killer Bread, said in a release.
"BreadHeads have been clamoring for the return of this organic, iconic favorite."
Dave's Killer Bread Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels
Made with organic whole grains and flavored with brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg, these limited-edition bagels deliver pumpkin spice-inspired taste plus 10 grams of protein and 4 grams of fiber per serving.
Available nationwide through November while supplies last.
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What makes these bagels different?
Many seasonal bakery products lean heavily on flavor but offer little nutritional value. Dave's Killer Bread is offering Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels as a way for shoppers to enjoy a pumpkin spice treat without completely sacrificing their nutrition goals.
Each bagel contains:
- 10 grams of protein
- 4 grams of fiber
- Organic whole grains
- Non-GMO ingredients
- Brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg flavors
That combination may appeal to shoppers looking for a more satisfying breakfast or snack option compared with traditional pastries.
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Bagels remain a popular breakfast choice
Dave's Killer Bread also released consumer survey findings highlighting the continued popularity of bagels among Americans.
Among 2,000 Americans surveyed earlier this year:
- One-third ranked bagels among their top breakfast foods.
- Bagels outperformed oatmeal, muffins and crepes.
- 54% said taste is more important than nutrition when choosing a bagel.
- 63% said bagels are a year-round food.
That last statistic helps explain why the seasonal release creates so much excitement. Even though shoppers enjoy bagels throughout the year, limited-time flavors help create a sense of urgency and novelty that many grocery brands capitalize on during peak seasonal shopping periods.
Where to buy Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels
The limited-edition bagels are available now at participating grocery retailers nationwide and will remain in stores through November, while supplies last.
Pricing starts at approximately $6.49 for a five-count package, though prices may vary by retailer and location.
- Dave's Killer Bread Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels: Available at participating grocery retailers nationwide.
In addition to bringing back Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels, Dave's Killer Bread recently introduced Mini Bagels in two flavors:
- Plain Awesome Mini Bagels
- Epic Everything Mini Bagels
Shopping Tip: Limited-edition grocery items often sell out faster than standard products as the season progresses. If Pumpkin Spice Madness Bagels are on your must-try list, consider picking up an extra pack and freezing it for later in the season.
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