Jeremiah’s Italian Ice Brings Back Its Iconic Pumpkin Pie Collection for Fall

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Jeremiah's Pumpkin Pie seasonal offerings

Frozen treat fans can experience fall flavor with Jeremiah’s Italian Ice Pumpkin Pie collection, featuring the Pumpkin Pie Favorite and Jelati Cake. Available through November!

Pumpkin season is officially back at Jeremiah’s Italian Ice, and the frozen dessert brand is welcoming the autumn weather with the return of its fan-favorite Pumpkin Pie Flavorite and Pumpkin Pie Jelati Cake. Blending the ultimate nostalgic flavors of classic pumpkin pie with Jeremiah’s signature frozen treats, this limited-time lineup is available at participating locations through the end of November, while supplies last. Whether you are transitioning out of summer or diving headfirst into sweater weather, these seasonal treats offer a delicious taste of fall.

What’s on the Menu?

A cup of layered pumpkin and vanilla ice cream topped with whipped cream and cookie crumbles, featuring the Jeremiah's Italian Ice logo.
Photo courtesy of Jeremiah’s Italian Ice

The returning Pumpkin Pie Collection features two standout items designed to satisfy every pumpkin craving:

  • Pumpkin Pie Flavorite: A layering of rich Pumpkin Italian Ice, creamy Vanilla Soft Ice Cream, and crunchy Cookie Butter Crumbles. This treat brings together all the classic textures and flavors of a traditional pumpkin pie in a cool, refreshing format.
  • Pumpkin Pie Jelati®Cake: Designed for fall gatherings, celebrations, or keeping stocked in your freezer for sudden sweet tooth emergencies. It features sliceable, layered blocks of Pumpkin Italian Ice and Vanilla Soft Ice Cream, topped generously with Cookie Butter Crumbles.

Jeremiah’s Pumpkin Pie: Capturing Fall Nostalgia

Jeremiah's Pumpkin Pie seasonal offerings
Photo courtesy of Jeremiah’s Italian Ice

For Erin Buono, Director of Research & Development at Jeremiah’s Italian Ice, crafting this seasonal offering was all about capturing the comforting emotions tied to autumn.

“Fall flavors are rooted in nostalgia, so we wanted to capture the experience people associate with pumpkin pie and translate it into a frozen treat. The Pumpkin Italian Ice delivers those familiar seasonal flavors, while the Vanilla Soft Ice Cream and Cookie Butter Crumbles bring in the creaminess and texture that make the whole combination feel like dessert.”

Behind the scenes, the collection is also part of a broader strategy by CEO Michael Keller and the leadership team to keep menus exciting without overcomplicating operations for franchise owners.

“Pumpkin season has become something our guests genuinely look forward to. Bringing it back gives us an opportunity to have some fun with a flavor people already love while offering an experience that feels uniquely Jeremiah’s. Seasonal favorites like this also give our franchisees another way to keep guests engaged and coming back throughout the year.”

Fans can find their nearest Jeremiah’s Italian Ice at the company’s website. Be sure to stop by your local participating Jeremiah’s Italian Ice location before the end of November to grab yours before they disappear!

Looking for more seasonal restaurant treats and theme park culinary updates? Check out these other great seasonal roundups:

First Watch Traitors menu promotional image showing pancakes, bacon, and eggs entrees.
Photo courtesy of First Watch

For more theme park-related news and information, visit MSM News. As always, eat like you mean it!

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Jon Self

Jon Self is an avid theme park fan. You can follow him at @pastorjonself on X/ Twitter or Jon.Self.37 at Instagram. He has been writing and editing in the theme park media world for over a decade. He also writes for several "foodie" sites as well as in the faith-based world.