These Muffins From The Walmart Bakery Are A Fall Must-Have, According To Shoppers - Tasting Table

"Whether you got in on the fall-themed fun way back in September or you waited until October 1 to pick up that tub of pumpkin-shaped cookies, the mere whiff of the gourd has a way of making the season feel cozy and warm. You've probably browsed the aisles of your local grocery store and spotted the pumpkin-flavored coffee creamers and pumpkin spice-flavored donuts many times, but if you're walking through the Walmart bakery aisle, fellow shoppers say there's one item you don't want to miss: the Marketside Pumpkin Spice Streusel Muffins."

"According to a shopper on Walmart's website, the muffins are "fresh, moist, and delicious," the kind of recipe that's "almost as good as [their] Grandma's." Given the high praise, these muffins might just earn a new spot on our ranking of eight Walmart pastries from the bakery. Many customers love the Walmart private-label muffins for being full of a "great spice mix [of] flavor," begging that the little pastries become a year-round staple instead of a seasonal one."

"Walmart's pumpkin spice streusel muffins are available in a pack of four and sell for about $5 per container. Not only are the muffins made with pumpkin puree, but they're also advertised as containing pumpkin pie spice and then topped with a streusel made from brown sugar and other various spices. The muffins are expected to stay fresh for up to seven days, but we know by now that the absolute best way to keep muffins fresh is to transfer"

Marketside Pumpkin Spice Streusel Muffins are sold in four-packs for about $5 and feature pumpkin puree, pumpkin pie spice, and a brown-sugar-and-spice streusel topping. Shoppers describe the muffins as fresh, moist, and delicious, with some saying they are almost as good as homemade. Customers praise the blend of spices and express a desire for the muffins to be available year-round rather than seasonally. The muffins are expected to remain fresh for up to seven days. High demand and quick sellouts lead shoppers to encourage buying them while available.

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