Cracker Barrel has unveiled a new lineup of products for harvest – but you won’t be ordering these at the restaurant.
The casual dining chain is expanding its range of home decor, and this season, pumpkin spice is playing a pivotal role.
Cracker Barrel has revealed its new line of merchandise for harvest, featuring items for the front porch, glitter globes, and other decor.
Included in the lineup are several products that are exclusively available at Cracker Barrel.
These include a pumpkin spice pillow – perfect for fans who want to show off their love of the seasonal flavor at home.
The $19.99 decorative pillow is embroidered with the sentiment: “Pumpkin spice and everything nice.”
There’s also a harvest pumpkin glitter globe, ideal for the mantel, at $39.99
The cheapest harvest-themed item is a white ceramic pumpkin for $4.99, which would make for a smaller autumnal mantel accent.
There’s also a sitting fabric gnome holding a pumpkin for $7.99.
And to give the dining table a seasonal touch, there’s a matching truck and pumpkin salt and pepper shaker set, also for $7.99.
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The Cracker Barrel store has hundreds of products in total, including a lineup for Halloween too.
And while Cracker Barrel has been selling merchandise for years, even fast food restaurants are starting to get in on the game lately.
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For example, McDonald’s has teamed up with Loungefly to produce a new line of backpacks.
For Halloween 2023, there are two nostalgic designs that look like the chain’s famous Boo buckets.
Priced at $70 and $65 – they are available to pre-order in time for trick-or-treating season.
Likewise, competitor KFC launched a range of “finger-lickin’” merch this summer.
The collection includes a beach towel, a bucket hat, a koozie, and even slides.
All items are still available – with products ranging in price from $5.95 to $39.95.
Meanwhile, Wendy’s is following Taco Bell in making some significant changes to its restaurants.
And Chick-fil-A has unveiled two futuristic store designs coming next year.
Source: the-sun.com