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It may still be hot across Austin, Elgin, Kyle and the I-35 corridor toward Jarrell, but fall has already taken over the seasonal aisles at H-E-B.

Available now for a limited time, H-E-B has introduced hundreds of fall-inspired H-E-B brand products that can be found across every department.

The collection brings together fan-favorite fall flavors and scents through coffee, breakfast foods, snacks, baking items, household products, décor, football favorites, pumpkins and Halloween candy.

Pumpkin spice starts at breakfast

For Central Texas coffee drinkers, Café Ole by H-E-B Pumpkin Spice Latte offers a rich and creamy fall beverage that can be served hot or over ice.

H-E-B is also offering a medium-roast Café Ole by H-E-B Pumpkin Spice coffee blending nutmeg, vanilla and cinnamon.

Breakfast options include H-E-B Fully Cooked Maple Breakfast Sausage Rolls, Pumpkin Spice instant oatmeal and Pumpkin Spice waffles.

From there, some of the seasonal combinations become a little more unexpected.

The new H-E-B Creamy Creations Caramel Apple Sherbet mixes sour candy pieces with a caramel swirl.

The H-E-B Cowboy Cookie combines pecans, oats and brown butter, while H-E-B Cornbread Stuffing Potato Chipsput the flavors of Thanksgiving stuffing into a crunchy snack.

H-E-B is also adding seasonal flair to its baking mixes, cookies, bagels, bread and granola.

Pets are included, too. Heritage Ranch by H-E-B Baked Dog Snacks are available in pumpkin and apple cinnamon flavors.

The fall theme stretches beyond food

H-E-B's seasonal rollout reaches into household aisles as well.

H-E-B Dish Soap, H-E-B Flavor Favorites candles and H-E-B Texas Tough trash bags are infused with warm and inviting fall scents.

For seasonal entertaining, H-E-B Paper Plates and Destination Holiday wall décor feature fun fall prints.

Pumpkin-print storage bags come in both gallon and quart sizes, providing a festive way to pack fall lunches, snacks and leftovers.

Central Texas shoppers can also pick up a wide selection of H-E-B Texas Roots pumpkins grown right here in the Lone Star State.

Football weekends have their own fall favorites

With football season underway, H-E-B is also highlighting food designed for game-day gatherings.

Options range from party trays to Meal Simple by H-E-B Tex-Mex Queso with Brisket.

For the grill, shoppers can find H-E-B Prime 1 Cowboy Burgers and H-E-B Mi Tienda Beef Fajitas.

Whether the plan involves college football, a professional game or a neighborhood watch party, the fall collection includes plenty of quick options for feeding a crowd.

Halloween is already moving onto shelves

H-E-B says customers can expect more seasonal products throughout the coming months, and its Halloween collection is already appearing in stores.

The Once Upon a Treat by H-E-B Halloween collection includes Dark Chocolate Green Goo Truffles filled with ghoulish green caramel and Jack O'Lantern-shaped Milk Chocolates with caramel apple filling.

The sweet-and-salty Haunted Candy Corn Maze Snack Mix offers another seasonal option.

There is also a Zombie-licious Gummy Mix filled with brain-, finger-, eyeball- and bone-shaped gummies.

Other treats include chocolate-dipped gummy bears and cotton candy treat packs.

One of the larger trick-or-treating options is a porch-ready cauldron full of spider gummy treat packs available only at H-E-B.

Halloween is also showing up outside the candy aisle through fun and playful Destination Holiday Halloween and Día de los Muertos décor.

In November, stores will begin transitioning their seasonal products again as H-E-B gets ready for the holiday season.

H-E-B says these limited-time products change with the seasons, so customers can expect new seasonal items throughout the year.

H-E-B stores serving Austin, Elgin, Kyle and the Jarrell corridor

Austin

• Hancock Center H-E-B, 1000 E. 41st St., Austin, TX 78751-4810 (Google Maps)

• Mueller H-E-B, 1801 E. 51st St., Austin, TX 78723-3014 (Google Maps)

• 7th Street H-E-B, 2701 E. 7th St., Austin, TX 78702-3907 (Google Maps)

• Lake Austin H-E-B, 2652 Lake Austin Blvd., Austin, TX 78703 (Google Maps)

• SoCo H-E-B, 2400 S. Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78704 (Google Maps)

• Burnet Road H-E-B, 5808 Burnet Road, Austin, TX 78756-1100 (Google Maps)

• Far West H-E-B, 7025 Village Center Drive, Austin, TX 78731-3023 (Google Maps)

• Parmer and McNeil H-E-B, 6001 W. Parmer Lane, Austin, TX 78727-3901 (Google Maps)

• Parmer and Mopac H-E-B, 12407 N. Mopac Expressway, Austin, TX 78758-2475 (Google Maps)

• Tech Ridge H-E-B, 500 Canyon Ridge Drive, Austin, TX 78753-1632 (Google Maps)

• Lamar and Rundberg H-E-B, 9414 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin, TX 78753-4106 (Google Maps)

• North Hills H-E-B, 10710 Research Blvd., Suite 200, Austin, TX 78759-5780 (Google Maps)

• I-35 and William Cannon H-E-B, 6607 S. IH-35, Austin, TX 78744-3410 (Google Maps)

• Slaughter and Manchaca H-E-B, 2110 W. Slaughter Lane, Austin, TX 78748-5992 (Google Maps)

Elgin

• Elgin H-E-B, 1080 W. Hwy. 290, Elgin, TX 78621-2519 (Google Maps)

Kyle

• Kyle H-E-B plus!, 5401 S. FM 1626, Kyle, TX 78640-6038 (Google Maps)

Jarrell area

Jarrell does not currently have a full H-E-B grocery store within the city itself. One nearby option for residents traveling south along I-35 is:

• Wolf Lakes Village H-E-B, 1010 W. University Ave., Georgetown, TX 78628-9999 (Google Maps)

For Central Texas families, the seasonal collection offers plenty of ways to ease into fall even when the forecast still looks like summer. A pumpkin-spice breakfast, football spread, Texas-grown pumpkin or bowl of Halloween candy can mark the change of season long before cooler temperatures arrive.

Because H-E-B's seasonal products are offered for a limited time and change throughout the year, the exact mix on shelves will continue evolving as fall moves toward Halloween, Thanksgiving and the winter holidays.

Stay tuned to My Neighborhood News for more Austin, Elgin, Kyle, Jarrell and Central Texas shopping, dining and seasonal updates.

By Tiffany Krenek, My Neighborhood News 

Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.

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