Meijer’s fall shelves are stacked with seasonal sweets, Halloween candy, and shopper-loved staples. We checked current listings and real customer discussions to spotlight 18 finds worth adding to your cart.
1. Frederik’s by Meijer Pumpkin Pie Clusters — $5.99
Size: 5 oz
Pumpkin pie has officially made its way into Meijer’s candy selection. These seasonal clusters are one of the more interesting finds from Frederik’s, Meijer’s premium store-brand lineup.
They’re worth a look if you’re craving something pumpkin-flavored but don’t want to commit to an entire pie. The smaller 5-ounce package makes them more of an occasional treat than an everyday snack.
What’s worth knowing: There’s limited verified shopper feedback on this particular flavor so far. At $5.99, it’s a seasonal splurge best suited to people who enjoy trying unusual fall sweets.
2. Frederik’s Milk Chocolate Apple Pretzel Clusters — $5.99
Size: 5 oz
Chocolate-covered pretzels are nothing new, but adding apple flavor gives this seasonal version a different twist. The combination of milk chocolate, pretzels, and apple-inspired sweetness is what makes these stand out.
The sweet-and-salty concept sounds particularly appealing for anyone who enjoys chocolate-covered caramel apples but prefers a crunchy snack.
What’s worth knowing: This is another newly featured seasonal find with little independent feedback available. It’s worth trying for the flavor combination, although the $5.99 price is relatively high for a small package.
3. Frederik’s Apple Crisp Cookies — $5.99
Size: 7.1 oz
Apple crisp doesn’t get nearly as much attention as pumpkin spice during fall, which makes these cookies a refreshing change from the usual seasonal lineup.
The appeal here is the familiar apple-dessert flavor in a convenient packaged cookie. They’re an easy option for a fall snack platter, especially alongside coffee or vanilla ice cream.
What’s worth knowing: Verified shopper reviews are still scarce, so this is more of a discovery pick than a proven favorite. If you’re already tired of pumpkin-flavored everything, it’s one of the more interesting alternatives.
4. Frederik’s Pumpkin Spice Soft Baked Cookies — $5.99
Size: 7.1 oz
These cookies take the classic pumpkin spice route, but their ingredient list makes them more interesting than a simple cinnamon-flavored cookie. Pumpkin puree, dates, cinnamon, and nutmeg are among the ingredients associated with the recipe.
The soft-baked format should appeal to shoppers who prefer tender cookies over crunchy varieties. They also make an easy addition to a fall dessert spread without any baking involved.
What’s worth knowing: Meijer currently lists these with a buy-one-get-one-50%-off promotion. That makes them more appealing if you’re buying seasonal treats for a gathering.
5. Meijer Pumpkin Patch Trail Mix — $3.99
Size: 9 oz
Meijer’s seasonal snack aisle isn’t just about cookies and candy bags. Pumpkin Patch Trail Mix brings together the sweet-and-salty snack experience with Halloween-inspired candy pieces.
With a mix of nuts and candy elements, this is the sort of snack that works well in a bowl during a Halloween movie night. It’s also easy to portion into smaller treat bags.
What’s worth knowing: The listed price has dropped from $4.99 to $3.99. That makes it a more affordable seasonal purchase than several of the Frederik’s treats.
6. Meijer Halloween Eeerie Sistable Trail Mix — $3.99
Size: 9 oz
The name alone deserves some credit. Meijer’s Eeerie Sistable Trail Mix is another Halloween-themed snack mix that combines candy sweetness with the crunch of a traditional trail mix.
It’s an alternative to buying several different candies and nuts separately. Set it out for a party, use it for a spooky snack board, or keep it around for October movie nights.
What’s worth knowing: Meijer currently lists it at $3.99, down from $4.99. If you’re choosing between this and Pumpkin Patch Trail Mix, compare the ingredients on the packages rather than assuming they’re the same.
7. Fresh From Meijer Pumpkin Spice Harvest Mini Cupcakes — $4.99
Size: 12 count
Meijer’s bakery has a surprisingly practical fall find: a dozen pumpkin-spice mini cupcakes for under $5.
The smaller portions make these useful for school gatherings, office treats, or dessert after a family dinner. You get a seasonal bakery option without buying a full-size cake.
For anyone hosting a Halloween party, they’re also easier to serve than a dessert that needs to be sliced.
What’s worth knowing: Meijer also lists six-count pumpkin-spice cupcakes for $6.99. The mini cupcakes are the better choice when quantity and easy serving matter most.
8. Werther’s Original Pumpkin Spice Soft Caramels — $4.49
Size: 8.57 oz
Here’s a seasonal candy with some actual shopper enthusiasm behind it.
In a recent Reddit taste-test discussion, one candy fan rated the pumpkin-spice Werther’s 8 out of 10, saying the pumpkin flavor was subtle and that the entire bag disappeared within two days. Another shopper said they had been hooked on the flavor the previous year.
Not everyone agrees. One commenter had a much less memorable experience with the pumpkin version.
Taste and texture: Expect the familiar soft-caramel format with a pumpkin-spice twist rather than an aggressively spiced candy.
What’s worth knowing: These are a good pick for people who like traditional caramels but want a little seasonal flavor. Meijer currently lists them at $4.49, down from $4.99.
9. Sour Patch Kids Apple Harvest — $4.49
Size: 10 oz
Apple Harvest Sour Patch Kids have developed a loyal following, although they’re definitely not universally loved.
One candy enthusiast on Reddit described the seasonal apple assortment as an obsession that has lasted several years. Others specifically favor the caramel-apple flavor.
On the opposite side, some shoppers find the combination disappointing and say they wouldn’t buy another bag.
Taste: This is a much fruitier, tangier Halloween option than the usual chocolate-and-pumpkin lineup. It’s especially interesting if you enjoy green apple and caramel apple candies.
What’s worth knowing: This is a returning seasonal favorite, not a brand-new 2026 invention. Meijer’s listed price is $4.49, down from $4.99.
10. Hot Tamales Cinnamon Apple — $1.89
Size: 4.25 oz theater box
This might be one of the most talked-about fall candy experiments on the list.
Shoppers have been actively hunting down Cinnamon Apple Hot Tamales, and one Reddit commenter specifically reported finding them at Meijer.
The reactions are fascinatingly divided. Some describe the flavor as reminiscent of warm apple cider or cinnamon applesauce. Others enjoy the combination of tart apple and cinnamon heat.
But there are also shoppers who think the apple flavor clashes with the spicy cinnamon and prefer the original Hot Tamales.
Taste: Expect apple-forward sweetness with cinnamon warmth. Based on shopper reactions, the heat may feel milder than the original candy.
What’s worth knowing: At $1.89, it’s an inexpensive way to try one of the more unusual Halloween candy releases. Meijer also lists a participating candy multipack promotion, subject to qualifying purchases.
11. Frederik’s Gorgonzola Cheese & Pear Pizza — $6.99
Size: 13.19 oz
This is where Meijer’s store-brand lineup gets really interesting.
A frozen pizza with Gorgonzola cheese and pear sauce sounds unusual, but it has genuine fans. In a recent Meijer shopper discussion, one customer called it their favorite unusual frozen pizza and said they regularly keep one in the freezer.
The pairing makes sense for anyone who enjoys sweet-and-savory foods: distinctive blue-cheese flavor alongside fruit sweetness.
Taste expectations: Gorgonzola brings a sharper, more assertive flavor than mozzarella. If you dislike blue cheese, this probably isn’t your pizza.
What’s worth knowing: At $6.99, it’s an affordable way to try a more adventurous frozen dinner without paying restaurant prices.
12. Frederik’s Five Seed Crisps — $4.39
Size: 5.3 oz
These are the sort of crackers that can easily get overlooked until someone recommends them.
One Meijer shopper singled out Frederik’s Five Seed Crisps as a favorite, particularly when paired with cheese.
The ingredient list includes sunflower, flax, pumpkin, sesame, and chia seeds. That combination provides a different texture from a standard butter cracker.
Taste and texture: The big attraction is the seeded crunch and lightly salty character. They’re particularly suited to cheese boards, spreads, and dips.
What’s worth knowing: The package is relatively small for $4.39, so these make more sense as entertaining crackers than something to eat by the handful every day.
13. Meijer Honey Wheat Pretzels — $2.79
Size: 10 oz
Here’s one of the clearest examples of a store-brand snack getting genuine praise.
In a recent Reddit conversation about Meijer foods that beat national brands, one shopper specifically preferred Meijer’s Honey Wheat Pretzels over Snyder’s Honey Wheat Pretzels.
That’s a useful endorsement, considering how established Snyder’s is in the pretzel aisle.
Taste and texture: The appeal is the combination of wheat-pretzel crunch and gentle honey sweetness. They’re a good alternative when regular salted pretzels start feeling boring.
What’s worth knowing: Meijer lists them at $2.79, with a three-for-$6 mix-and-match promotion on qualifying items.
14. Meijer Caramel Coconut Fudge Cookies — $2.99
Size: 8.5 oz
If you miss Girl Scout cookie season, these deserve a look.
Meijer’s Caramel Coconut Fudge Cookies are similar in concept to Samoas-style cookies, with coconut, caramel, and chocolate flavors.
A recent Meijer shopper discussion specifically praised the store’s Girl Scout-inspired cookies. There’s also measurable customer approval: the Caramel Coconut Fudge Cookies have a 4.9-out-of-5 rating from 18 ratings on Shipt.
Taste and texture: Coconut, caramel, chocolate, and a crunchy cookie base make these a particularly appealing option for anyone who likes layered cookie flavors.
What’s worth knowing: They’re $2.99 per package, or two for $5 with Meijer’s qualifying mix-and-match promotion. That’s a much easier price to justify than most specialty cookies.
15. Meijer Chicken Fries — $6.99
Size: 26 oz
Not every worthwhile Meijer find needs to be seasonal.
The store-brand Chicken Fries have shown up repeatedly in online discussions about surprisingly good Meijer products. One shopper said they’d become hooked on them, while another named chicken fries among their favorite store-brand foods.
That makes them worth considering for families looking for easy freezer meals.
Taste and convenience: The finger-food shape is handy for dipping and casual meals. Try serving them with fries, vegetables, or a side salad to turn a snack into dinner.
What’s worth knowing: Meijer lists a 26-ounce bag for $6.99. They’re a practical freezer staple rather than a new fall release.
16. Purple Cow Ice Cream Sandwiches — $3.99
Size: 12 count
Meijer’s Purple Cow ice cream line continues to get mentioned in conversations about store-brand favorites.
One recent Meijer shopper specifically recommended Purple Cow ice cream sandwiches alongside several other products they routinely buy.
The classic vanilla version pairs ice cream with chocolate wafers. Meijer also carries Neapolitan, Cookies & Cream, and Mint Chocolate Chip varieties.
Taste and value: There’s nothing overly complicated about this pick. It’s a familiar freezer treat at a budget-friendly price, with enough sandwiches for a family.
What’s worth knowing: At $3.99 for 12, the ice cream sandwiches are among the better everyday-value picks on this list.
17. Meijer Finely Shredded 3-State Cheddar Cheese — $2.19
Size: 8 oz
Shredded cheese isn’t usually the star of a grocery roundup, but Meijer’s 3-State Cheddar has earned a loyal following.
In a recent shopper discussion, one customer specifically called it a go-to choice. That’s a stronger recommendation than simply saying all store-brand cheeses are interchangeable.
It’s useful for baked potatoes, tacos, casseroles, scrambled eggs, and homemade macaroni and cheese.
Taste and versatility: This is an everyday ingredient rather than an unusual specialty cheese. Its main selling point is familiar cheddar flavor at a reasonable store-brand price.
What’s worth knowing: Meijer currently advertises three qualifying shredded-cheese packages for $6, making each package $2 when you meet the promotion requirements.
18. Frederik’s Pumpkin Spice Ground Coffee — $9.99
Size: 12 oz
For shoppers who want the fall coffeehouse experience without making another coffee-shop stop, Frederik’s Pumpkin Spice Ground Coffee is worth checking.
The Frederik’s coffee line has genuine fans. In a recent Meijer shopper discussion, one customer praised the brand’s coffee beans, particularly a personal blend of Pikes Peak and Signature.
That praise wasn’t specifically for the pumpkin-spice variety, so it’s best treated as encouragement to explore the brand rather than proof that everyone loves this seasonal flavor.
Taste expectations: This is aimed at coffee drinkers who enjoy pumpkin-spice aromas and want a flavored seasonal brew at home.
What’s worth knowing: The 12-ounce bag is listed at $9.99, with a buy-one-get-one-50%-off offer on qualifying seasonal coffee varieties. Meijer also carries pumpkin-spice coffee pods.
