Fall flavors are already taking over Meijer, and this year’s lineup goes well beyond basic pumpkin spice. From caramel apple desserts and limited-edition cookies to pumpkin-spiced bacon and nostalgic Halloween cereals, there are plenty of seasonal finds worth watching for this September.
Availability can vary by location, and some limited-edition items may sell out quickly, so consider this your fall shopping watchlist.
Hatfield Pumpkin Spice Thick Cut Bacon
Yes, pumpkin spice bacon is a real thing.
Hatfield’s limited-edition thick-cut bacon combines smoky, savory bacon with the warm sweetness of classic fall spices. It is one of the more unusual seasonal products appearing at Meijer this year and could easily become one of those love-it-or-hate-it fall finds.
Why look for it: It is weird enough to try once and interesting enough to serve at a fall brunch.
Pumpkin Spice Cheerios
Pumpkin Spice Cheerios are back for another fall season, combining the familiar whole-grain cereal with cinnamon, nutmeg and clove flavors.
Unlike some overly sweet pumpkin products, this one keeps things fairly simple, making it an easy seasonal breakfast or snack.
Why look for it: A low-risk way to get your pumpkin-spice fix without going straight to dessert.
Werther’s Original Pumpkin Spice Caramels
Werther’s takes its soft, buttery caramel and gives it a seasonal pumpkin-spice twist.
The combination of caramel, cinnamon and warm fall spices makes these an easy candy-bowl addition as September moves toward Halloween.
Why look for it: Great for anyone who prefers caramel-heavy fall flavors rather than straight pumpkin.
Pumpkin Spice Coffee Creamers
The refrigerated section is already filling up with pumpkin-spice creamers.
Exact brands can vary from store to store, but expect to see several seasonal options designed to turn an ordinary cup of coffee into something much more fall-friendly.
Why look for it: One of the easiest and cheapest ways to make your morning coffee taste like September.
Sweet Loren’s Pumpkin Spice Cookie Dough
Sweet Loren’s seasonal pumpkin-spice cookie dough brings together warm fall spices in a ready-to-bake format.
It is also a particularly interesting option for shoppers looking for gluten-free or more allergy-conscious treats.
Price spotted: Around $8.59, depending on location.
Why look for it: Fresh-from-the-oven fall cookies without having to make dough from scratch.
Pillsbury Grands! Pumpkin Spice Rolls
Pillsbury is giving its familiar refrigerated rolls a fall makeover.
These Pumpkin Spice Rolls deliver the cinnamon-roll experience with extra autumn spice and sweet icing on top.
Price spotted: Around $5.49 for a 5-count package.
Why look for it: An easy weekend breakfast that feels much more seasonal than regular cinnamon rolls.
Premier Protein Pumpkin Spice Shakes
Fall food does not have to mean cookies and candy.
Premier Protein’s Pumpkin Spice Shake brings seasonal flavor into a higher-protein drink, making it an interesting pick for breakfast, an afternoon snack or a quick post-workout option.
Why look for it: One of the few fall-flavored products that also fits into a protein-focused routine.
Count Chocula Cereal
Count Chocula is one of those cereals that immediately makes it feel like Halloween season.
The chocolate cereal and marshmallow pieces return for a limited time each year, and Meijer has it back in the seasonal cereal mix.
Price spotted: About $4.99 for 18.8 ounces.
Why look for it: Pure Halloween nostalgia—and it tends to disappear once the season ends.
Frederik’s by Meijer Honeycrisp Caramel Apple Pie
This may be one of the most interesting Meijer-exclusive fall desserts.
The pie combines Honeycrisp apples, caramel and a generous streusel topping for a dessert that leans heavily into the caramel-apple side of fall.
Price spotted: Around $13.49 for 44 ounces.
The sweetness appears to be the big dividing point. Fans of rich caramel desserts may love it, while shoppers who prefer a more traditional apple pie may find it a little much.
Why look for it: It feels more like a specialty bakery dessert than a basic grocery-store pie.
Meijer Pumpkin Pie
Sometimes the classics are still the best place to start.
Meijer’s pumpkin pie gives you the familiar creamy pumpkin filling and traditional crust without having to bake one yourself.
Price spotted: Around $6.69 for 21 ounces.
Why look for it: An affordable option for an early fall dessert or easy family dinner treat.
Dannon Light + Fit Caramel Apple Pie Greek Yogurt
Caramel apple is quietly becoming one of the biggest flavors of fall, and this yogurt gives you that combination in a much lighter format.
Expect sweet apple flavor with a caramel-dessert finish rather than something that tastes like traditional plain Greek yogurt.
Why look for it: A nice break from the flood of pumpkin-spice products.
Meijer Halloween Pumpkin Patch Trail Mix
This is exactly the kind of seasonal store-brand snack that makes a fall grocery trip more fun.
Meijer’s Pumpkin Patch Trail Mix combines peanuts, mellowcreme pumpkins, pumpkin-spice pretzel poppers and honey-cinnamon flavors.
Why look for it: Sweet, salty, crunchy and unmistakably Halloween.
Frederik’s by Meijer Pumpkin Spice Cookie Mix
Frederik’s is getting into fall baking with a limited-edition Pumpkin Spice Cookie Mix.
This is one to watch closely as seasonal inventory continues rolling into stores during September.
Why look for it: A simple pantry item to keep around when you want homemade-style fall cookies without starting completely from scratch.
Fresh From Meijer Seasonal Shaped Sugar Cookies
Meijer’s bakery section is also leaning into the season with shaped sugar cookies.
These are the kind of easy grab-and-go treats that work for school lunches, weekend snacks or small Halloween gatherings.
Price spotted: Select packages have appeared around $2.99 during current promotions.
Why look for it: Cheap, festive and easy to serve.
Hershey’s Pumpkin Spice Latte Nuggets
Hershey’s combines chocolate with one of fall’s most recognizable drink flavors.
The Pumpkin Spice Latte Nuggets bring coffee-inspired flavor, warm spices and chocolate into a bite-sized candy.
Why look for it: A fun choice if you like pumpkin-spice coffee but want it in candy form.
Ghirardelli Milk Chocolate Caramel Apple Jack-o’-Lanterns
This may be one of the best-looking candies in the fall lineup.
Ghirardelli’s seasonal jack-o’-lantern chocolates pair creamy milk chocolate with a tart caramel-apple filling.
Why look for it: Caramel apple and chocolate is a welcome change from another pumpkin-spice candy.
Reese’s White Chocolate Ghosts
Reese’s seasonal shapes are already a Halloween staple, and the white chocolate ghosts offer something a little different from the standard milk chocolate cups.
You still get the familiar peanut butter center, just wrapped in a sweeter white coating and shaped for Halloween.
Why look for it: Reese’s fans tend to have strong opinions about the seasonal shapes—and these rarely stay around for long.
Halloween Oreo Cookies
Halloween Oreos return with festive orange-colored creme sandwiched between the classic chocolate cookies.
The flavor is familiar, but the seasonal look makes them especially popular for parties, lunchboxes and Halloween dessert trays.
Why look for it: They are easy to overlook early in the season, then suddenly hard to find closer to Halloween.
Meijer Fall Candy Corn Bark
This Meijer-brand seasonal sweet is one to keep an eye out for as more Halloween inventory reaches stores.
Candy bark loaded with fall colors and candy-corn flavor is exactly the kind of limited-edition treat that tends to appear briefly and then disappear.
Why look for it: A fun Meijer-exclusive-style find that is different from national-brand Halloween candy.
Meijer Eerie-Sistable Trail Mix
Another seasonal Meijer snack worth watching for is Eerie-Sistable Trail Mix.
Details and availability can vary as Halloween displays roll out, but this is the kind of themed private-label snack that can be especially fun to discover before the shelves get picked over.
Why look for it: Meijer’s seasonal trail mixes tend to combine several sweet-and-salty snacks in one bag, making them easy party-food picks.
The Fall Finds I’d Grab First
If you do not want to buy all 20, a few stand out as particularly interesting this season.
The Hatfield Pumpkin Spice Bacon wins for most unusual. Frederik’s Honeycrisp Caramel Apple Pie is one of the strongest Meijer-exclusive picks. Meijer Pumpkin Patch Trail Mix looks like a fun affordable snack, while Ghirardelli Caramel Apple Jack-o’-Lanterns and Sweet Loren’s Pumpkin Spice Cookie Dough give you two very different ways to lean into fall sweets.
And if pumpkin spice is starting to feel a little overdone, pay attention to caramel apple this year. Between pies, yogurt and candy, it is becoming one of the most interesting flavors showing up on fall shelves.
The biggest thing to remember is that September is no longer the beginning of fall-food season. Many limited-edition products start appearing in August, which means popular items can already be difficult to find by the time October arrives.
If something on this list sounds good, September may be the best time to grab it.
