Target Just Launched a *Ton* of New Fall Foods—Here Are 14 We Can’t Wait to Try

Butternut squash, ricotta, mozzarella and a touch of nutmeg infuse these pasta pillows with all the fall magic. I'd douse them in sage-kissed brown butter and a flurry of shaved Parm, but there's really no wrong way to serve this simple dinner (looking at you, store-bought pasta sauce).

Your favorite Thanksgiving side, made snackable. These crispy spuds are dusted with a generous dose of onion powder, garlic powder and spices to emulate the cozy seasonings of cold-weather stuffing. Up the fall ante by dunking them in onion dip for good measure.

If pumpkin isn't your thing, try this seasonal sipper on for size instead. It's festive without being over the top, and it comes unsweetened. (In other words, it's begging for a drizzle of maple syrup and a dusting of cinnamon.)

Honey-roasted peanuts, pumpkin spice pretzels, pumpkin-shaped mellowcremes, pumpkin spice mini cups and pumpkin spice clusters unite for a snack mix that's ready for its Instagram debut. Serve it in a spooky bowl at this year's Halloween party and watch it vanish in seconds.

Chocolate is actually a delicious match for fall's signature gourd. Here, it's seasoned with cinnamon, nutmeg and clove for some seasonal flair. Serve it with apple cider doughnuts, pumpkin bread, ginger-molasses cookies, maple marshmallows or nothing at all.

Buttery, salty caramel corn meets sweet-tart dried apple slices, creating a downright irresistible snack you'll crave all season long. If you want to make it even more drool-worthy, add some cheddar crackers, white chocolate chips or mini pretzels to the mix.

I'll never grow tired of tangy cream cheese in desserts—and these cuties are no exception. Dunk them in a pumpkin spice latte, mulled apple cider, hot chocolate or buttered rum, if you're feeling like a fall cocktail.

You may be tempted to spend all your money on your favorite Starbucks fall drinks...but I'd recommend making your pumpkin-flavored joe at home for a fraction of the price. It doesn't take much of this syrup to transform your usual drip into something spectacular.

These bites of autumnal splendor, which cook in four minutes, are filled with real roasted pumpkin, goat cheese, honey and warm spices. Plus, their colorful striped design adds to the seasonal merriment, no?

Hot take: These are the real reason people flood to farms for apple picking. Infused with dried apples, cinnamon and apple cider, the doughnuts are positively bursting with fall flavor. The glaze on top merely gilds the lily.

As if pumpkin spice-flavored cookies stuffed with vanilla crème filling weren’t appetizing enough, these sweet sammies are coated in a generous layer of white chocolate to boot. They’d be a welcome addition to any fall snack board or charcuterie spread.

Few fall goodies are as nostalgic as this sweet-and-tangy staple. The kit comes with caramel dip, peanuts, festive sprinkles and wooden sticks, so all you need to do is provide the apples. (I'm partial to Granny Smith.)

Though they aren’t homemade apple cider caramels, they’re sure to hit the spot and save you all that messy, sticky prep. Melt them down to dip pretzels, marshmallows, saltines and other snacks, or nosh on them straight from the bag.

Whether you’re piling it atop pumpkin pie, hot cocoa or mulled cider, this unexpected whipped topping is the ultimate finishing touch. Made from real cream, it’s also the best way to crown a DIY pumpkin spice latte.