Pumpkin Spice Lattes, a Favorite U.S. Fall Drink, Divide Europe
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Pumpkin spice lattes, a popular fall drink in the United States since 2003, are gaining traction in some European cities like Antwerp and Brussels but remain rare in others such as Paris and Rome. The drink's presence in Europe is divisive, with some coffee shops embracing it while others reject it due to its perceived trendiness. Dennis Van Peel, owner of Have a Roll bakeries in Belgium, notes the latte's growing popularity each year despite being polarizing among consumers. In contrast to the U.S., where pumpkin spice products are ubiquitous during fall, Europe’s more traditional coffee culture views these flavored lattes with suspicion and occasional disdain.
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