Gluten-Free Fall Products

There's no better time to enjoy your favorite gluten-free fall products, now that fall is almost upon us! Everyone is craving pumpkin and apple-flavored treats, and these are the products you have to try!

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About This Blog Post

With the autumn air comes a desire for comfort foods, nostalgia, and flavors like apple and pumpkin. Here in New England, the fall season is one of the most beautiful times of year. And living in this region with celiac disease, it's the perfect time of year to enjoy delicious and cozy gluten-free fall products!

In this post, you'll find some of my favorite gluten-free fall products you can find in the grocery store, at some specialty stores, and my go-to spot for gluten-free fall treats: Trader Joe's!

It's time to break out the boots, go apple picking, and get ready for autumn with these gluten-free fall products! (Or, in my case, stick a pumpkin on your head and make yourself a gluten-free s'mores.)

Best Gluten-Free Products For Fall

Fall Products At Supermarkets

NEW at Target 2024: Pumpkin Cookies & Pumpkin Spice Dessert Bars

These just launched last fall 2024! Both offer a gluten-free certification. I haven't found them yet, but you can check the Target website to see if they have them in your store this year.

Sweet Lorens GF Puff Pastry

Ah, puff pastry! So many fall treats, game day snacks, and holiday dishes involve puff pastry. And it has been a challenge to find a solid gluten-free puff pastry all these years. Thankfully, Sweet Loren's released a gluten-free puff pastry in 2024 that works wonderfully!

I've used it for sweet desserts with just apples and cinnamon, and also used it to make a gluten-free, dairy-free, and egg-free chicken pot pie last fall. It's crispy, tasty, and easy to work with. Win win win!

I've seen this at Stop & Shop, Shaw's, Wegman's, and Target.

Taste Republic Tortellini & Ravioli

Such yummy pasta! I have a hard time finding these in my local grocery store, but I have had some luck with the regular Taste Republic pastas at Shaw's and Target. Taste Republic makes excellent fresh pasta, and for a limited time, they have seasonal fall products, including pumpkin tortelloni and butternut squash ravioli.

These pastas were released in 2023, and unfortunately, are not being rereleased this year in 2025.

HOWEVER...

I contacted Taste Republic in September 2025 and found out they are releasing two NEW fall pastas available for purchase online in mid-October.

And if you don't want to buy online, scroll down to see what Aldi has this fall (and it may sound familiar...)

Sweet Loren's Pumpkin Spice Cookies

Sweet Loren's cookies have been my go-to drop-and-bake cookies for years now. I've even used them in recipes like these gluten and dairy-free ice cream sandwiches and black-and-white cookies! These ones are very tasty and also top-nine allergen-free!

They are certified gluten-free but do contain oats, so please be advised if you cannot eat oats. Most of the time, I have found Sweet Loren's cookies at Target or Stop and Shop.

NutPods Pumpkin Spice Coffee Creamer

As a recent coffee convert (I used to be only tea or matcha, but in the last few years, coffee has my heart!), I've now become a little more interested in coffee flavors. However, since it can be tricky with celiac, I like to make my own, and rarely buy special creamers. Multiple celiac friends have talked about this pumpkin spice creamer from NutPods, and I decided to try it out in my coffee along with my usual foamy milk (I have my own milk frother - I know, I'm extra). It's quite good! It adds a nice pumpkin flavor to my coffee without being overpowering. There's a small touch of cinnamon, so I often sprinkle more on top of my foamy milk if I want an extra fall-themed drink.

I have seen these NutPods at Whole Foods. They are certified GF and also dairy-free! I'd be willing to try another, especially a holiday-flavored one once the winter comes along.

Katz Cinnamon Donuts

Amazing donuts! If you haven't tried Katz products, you are missing out. These are usually in the freezer section of the grocery store. They defrost quickly in the microwave and taste amazing.

I've also been impressed with Katz other products, such as their mini pies and muffins. For 2025, they have listed on their website a bigger variety of fall flavors, including apple pies and apple fritters. All of their products are certified gluten-free.

Maine Pie Co Pies

I'm all for making my own pies from scratch sometimes (like this gluten-free apple pie, which is a winner!), but sometimes you just want something easy and already done for you. And that's where an amazing certified gluten-free company like the Maine Pie Co comes in.

Their pies can be purchased online, but I usually find them in the freezer section of my local Whole Foods or Big Y supermarket here in New England. The pies come out AMAZING with the right crispy crust you hope for.

They come in a variety of flavors, but the fall ones are fantastic- apple and pumpkin being my favorites. They also have mini versions. You can find out more about them here on their website!

Good Crisp Creepy Crisps

These are gluten-free Pringles. If you loved eating Pringles out of a can as a kid, Good Crisp tastes exactly like them but without the gluten. They are certified gluten-free and come in fun flavors like sour cream and onion as well as salt & vinegar.

And every fall, I've always managed to spot these Creepy Crisps - just the plain potato flavor, but labeled "limited edition" and in a creepy color to celebrate Halloween. Again - they taste exactly the same as the red container plain Good Crisps, but are just more festive!

I find these at Whole Foods or Market Basket in the September/October months.

Pamela's Gluten-Free Graham Crackers

I love these graham crackers. They have a great bite and crisp taste, the cinnamon flavor I'm longing for, and they work perfectly in gluten-free s'mores. I usually can find these at my local Stop and Shop, but I have also seen them available online.

These are certified gluten-free, but they do contain dairy. If dairy is a problem for you, you can always try the Kinnikinnick Graham Crackers, which are gluten and dairy-free!

Chobani Pumpkin Spice Greek Yogurt

These are actually very good! Good pumpkin flavor and pumpkin spice coziness. However, it wasn't something I was used to eating in yogurt form, so it kind of threw me off a bit.

I'd prefer a muffin or baked good in pumpkin spice flavors instead of a yogurt. But if you love all things pumpkin spice, you'd probably like these! Gluten-free and super creamy. I love all of their fruit-based yogurts, too. We find these at our local Stop & Shop.

Simple Mills Almond Flour Pumpkin Bread & Muffin Mix

I don't normally buy boxed mixes except for brownies (Because they always taste better than making from scratch!), but Simple Mills does a great job with their Almond flour mixes.

Easy to prepare, easy to follow, and everything from them always tastes good. They are certified gluten-free, and you can definitely find their mixes at Whole Foods, but I've also seen them at Stop & Shop, Publix, and Market Basket.

Bobo's Pumpkin Spice Oat Bites

Bobo's certified gluten-free oat bites are popular for their taste and multitude of flavors. And they offer a special limited edition Pumpkin Spice flavor for the fall season, which I've also heard is super tasty.

I usually don't buy these, but I have tasted them before, and they were delicious. I have not tried this pumpkin flavor, but I feel like it would be a winner as well. Many of my clients inside the Confident Celiac Community rave about Bobo's! So this pumpkin spice flavor is a fun treat.

I found these at Whole Foods, but have also seen Bobo's at Stop and Shop, Market Basket, and Shaw's.

Tate's Ginger Zinger Cookies

If you've had Tate's gluten-free chocolate chip cookies, make sure you try their ginger ones too! This bakery from the Hamptons on Long Island has a dedicated gluten-free facility for its gluten-free cookie production.

These cookies are crispy and sweet, with the chocolate chip being the most popular. However, their other famous flavor is a ginger zinger, a great flavor combo for fall! I see Tate's cookies usually at most grocery stores in the cookie aisle up here in the northeast (Stop & Shop & Shaw's especially).

Bob's Red Mill Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal

This is my go-to when traveling with celiac disease! These cups are super portable, and all you need is water and a microwave (or just hot water). The apple and cinnamon flavor is my favorite, and I love how they easily pack in your backpack or suitcase for traveling.

You can buy them on Amazon or find them at your local grocery store (I find mine at Stop & Shop or Market Basket).

Downeast Cider House: Pumpkin & Cider Blends

Downeast Cider House is a cider company local to Boston. I share about visiting their factory for flights in my Boston gluten-free guide here! All of their ciders are gluten-free, and their pumpkin cider is a mixture of pumpkin and chai flavors, two quintessential fall tastes!

It's my all-time favorite gluten-free pumpkin cider. The other flavor that everyone likes (but I don't think is as good) is the cider donut flavor. You can find these at most liquor stores in New England, or just check your Total Wine/liquor outlet to see if they carry it.

Trader Joe's Fall Products

Trader Joe's list of gluten-free food items only grows in the fall season! I've always been thankful that Trader Joe's can provide us with tasty snacks and pantry items without gluten (for my full post on gluten-free Trader Joe's items, click here!). And their fall-themed products are some of the BEST throughout the year, and for good reason!

Here's the list of the products for fall at Trader Joe's for 2025!

Some new products to be excited about this fall 2025 include GF Pumpkin Spice Donut Holes, GF Ghosts & Bats Fruit Leather Chains, GF Maple Pancake Puffs, & GF Pumpkin O's cereal! 🎉

If you are not sure about Trader Joe's, here's what their website states about their gluten-free products. Many of their items have a gluten-free label, and some do not, meaning it's up to you to check the ingredients.

I have an entire blog post all about my favorite gluten-free products at Trader Joe's, and you can find it here.

Remember, TJ's doesn't ship or offer grocery delivery - you have to get their products in person, or have someone buy them and send them to you!

So that means that during the fall season, when these products are available for a short time, make sure you get them while they are there!

Two tips to help with this:

1. Call your local Trader Joe's to inquire about when the seasonal fall items will arrive. The staff is always super helpful and can check their computers to let you know when deliveries are expected. That way, if you are hoping to find a specific product, you can also check to see if it's on the shelves or if they are currently out of stock. Typically, the fall items arrive the first two or three weeks of September, and are phased out for holiday items come early November.
2. STOCK UP! So many of these products are in high demand, and again, they are only here for a short time. So if you really like one of them, stock up on 2-3 of them in your pantry or freezer for the future!

Here are a few favorite Trader Joe's items just in time for fall!

Gluten-Free Pumpkin Ravioli!

NEW as of 2023: Finally, a gluten-free pumpkin ravioli! OMG! THESE ARE DELICIOUS! I saw this on Instagram when a Confident Celiac Community member sent me a post about it, and found this entire listing and description on the Trader Joe's website. It's taken them 25 years to finally come out with a gluten-free pumpkin ravioli, but I'm so grateful they did!

Dylan and I both loved these and had them with some butter. Cook them for 2 minutes, not 3, to ensure the best texture. Excellent flavor, taste, and they didn't fall apart! I can't wait to buy them again!

Pumpkin Pie Spice Bagels (THE BEST)

The most coveted and popular gluten-free fall treat, and the best pumpkin product: Trader Joe's gluten-free pumpkin spice bagels! THE QUEEN! When these bagels came on the scene a few years ago, those of us who follow a gluten-free diet lost our freaking minds!

These bagels. Are. The. Best.

I've never had a more perfect pumpkin-flavored product - it's just the right amount of spice, with the hearty taste of pumpkin. Have them toasted, or just warm them in the microwave for five seconds, you'll most likely have two in one sitting. They are just that good - especially with cream cheese! (And Trader Joe's now has a lactose-free cream cheese too!)

Due to Trader Joe's popularity in the fall, and the fact that these bagels were such a hot item, they sell out quickly.

Make sure you call ahead to your local TJ's to ask about what products are in stock. If you don't see them on the shelf, ask them to check in the back. And finally, go early, or in the off hours! Don't go at peak times!

Recipe Change: Some people have complained about the taste & texture of the bagels as they changed the recipe in 2022. Personally, I just toast them and have never had an issue. I love them! Plus, I'd rather be happy there's a product that is made special for fall and gluten-free folks than pick it apart if it's not "perfect".

It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be somethin'! (What Phil says of Phil Hates Gluten!) If you don't like them, don't buy them!

Pumpkin Streusel Muffins

I'm usually a homemade muffin gal, so these aren't something I'd typically buy myself, but people LOVE them! Trader Joe's does a great job with their gluten-free muffins. All of the flavors I've tried have been excellent.

They also have other flavors available year-round that are beloved by the celiac community (especially the coffee cake muffins). They come in a pack of four and can be found in the bread aisle. Please note these contain gluten-free oats.

Pumpkin Bread & Muffin Mix

While you COULD make delicious gluten-free pumpkin bread from scratch (like this recipe right here!), sometimes having a mix already made is easier. And that's where this pumpkin bread mix comes into play!

All you need is water, oil, and eggs to make tasty pumpkin bread or 12 pumpkin muffins. Everything goes into one bowl, you mix together, and bake. I do find these rather sweet for my liking, and I like my pumpkin muffins to have more cinnamon & cozy flavors instead of just sweetness.

These are also great with chocolate chips.

Pumpkin Pancake Mix

Pancakes are delicious year-round for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. But with the addition of pumpkin, you have an autumn-themed pancake mix that begs for maple syrup!

All you need is an egg, butter, and water to make these flapjacks. These are really good and everyone raves about this mix. I'll probably get it again this year and try them with cinnamon butter a la Luke's from Gilmore Girls.

Pumpkin Butter

Pumpkin butter, like apple butter, is more of a concentrated pumpkin spread. It's made with pumpkin, sugar, honey, lemon juice concentrate, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and nutmeg.

Serve it over ice cream, on toast, stuff it inside a gluten-free pastry, or use it for pumpkin soup. The possibilities are endless!

Maple & Sea Salt Kettle Corn

To be honest, I'm not a big kettle corn person.

I personally think popcorn should be salty, not sweet!

But I heard from others who said it was super tasty with the combination of maple and sea salt. This was a new fall product they launched in the Fall of 2022, and it was really difficult to find. I had to check multiple Trader Joe's!

Cornbread Mix

Cornbread is an excellent side for fall dishes, especially this veggie chili! And to have a pre-made mix that is super simple to throw together is an easy choice.

I've never been disappointed by boxed mixes from Trader Joe's and plan on trying their gluten-free cornbread mix this fall. I haven't had it in many years, so I'm not sure I remember what it tastes like! Others say it's good though!

Pumpkin Spice Granola Bark

This was a new product back in fall of 2022 that I tried. It was good, but not my favorite. The texture was a little off, and I think I was hoping it would be different.

I wouldn't necessarily buy this again, but the flavor was definitely there - maple, chocolate, and pumpkin all together! It's labeled gluten-free.

Aldi Gluten-Free Fall Products

Just like Trader Joe's, Aldi also has a collection of gluten-free fall products. Keep in mind that sometimes products roll out over time. They also release special products closer to the holiday season. I've shared a few of my favorites below.

Here's a list of Aldi's gluten-free fall products for 2025!

And for a full list of 25+ gluten-free products to check out at Aldi, read this post!

Gluten-Free Pumpkin Donuts

If you can't find Katz Gluten-Free Donuts, fear not! A little birdie told me that Aldi's G-Free donut line is actually Katz rebranded. And these ones are perfect pumpkin flavor! I kept them in the freezer for the fall season and heated them in the microwave when I was craving one. They are certified gluten-free.

Aldi also had cranberry and gingerbread donuts that I found in the freezer section during November/December. Keep your eyes open!

Gluten-Free Stuffing Mix

Aldi has two delicious Live GFree stuffing mixes out every fall - turkey and chicken flavors. I know it might be early to start thinking about Thanksgiving, but you never know if these will last! So I stock up on them when I see them, so I have options come the holiday.

I've had both and enjoyed the flavors - plus, the recipe was simple to prepare. In my family, we use a mixture of apple, celery, and onion for stuffing, so that's what I added to mine. Another brand of stuffing I enjoy is Aleias, which you can sometimes see in grocery stores, or can buy online through Amazon.

Gluten-Free Baked Potato Soup

Oh, how I miss the days of popping into Panera for a soup and a piece of bread. Clearly, that isn't something I do anymore with celiac disease, but the fall screams soup and cozy season!

Aldi has this listed as one of their fall products for 2025. The ingredients say contain milk. I can't wait to try it with some gluten-free bread dipped into it slathered in Kerrygold butter.

New: Gluten-Free Tortellini at Aldi

One of my Confident Celiac Community members found these gluten-free tortellini in 2 exciting flavors at Aldi in September 2025. Be on the lookout if you see them too. I can't wait to try them!

Psst. Like the Aldi dupe of Katz GF donuts, I am 99% sure this is Taste Republic rebranded...

Other Tasty Gluten-Free Fall Products

Don't miss this special small business local to New England!

Freedom Apple Cider Donuts

My friend Molly runs Freedom Gluten-Free donuts, and they are fantastic. I keep a box of one of their flavors in my freezer at all times! They have pumpkin and apple cider options and the perfect snack-sized treat.

Gluten, dairy, and nut-free as well as Kosher too! They make a fabulous cake-like donut that doesn't disappoint and is worth every penny. You can buy their products directly from their website here!

Final Thoughts: Gluten-Free Fall Products

I am so excited for autumn and to get my hands on these gluten-free fall products! I'm most excited about the Trader Joe's pumpkin ravioli and the pumpkin bagels, of course!

With these gluten-free fall products, a cozy sweater, and a candle lit, I'll be living my best basic life in my flannel shirt and slippers while watching the Gilmore Girls on my couch. I can't wait!

How about you?

Looking for more fall gluten-free & New England blog posts?

Check out the gluten-free breweries & ciders here in New England.

Ready to go leaf peeping? Check out our favorite spots in this region.

Have you ever been to Salem? Read my full travel guide to Salem or my gluten-free dining guide to visiting Salem here.

Discover delicious gluten-free fall recipes like this apple tart, maple glazed pumpkin scones or even veggie chili.

Have you tried any of these gluten-free fall products?

What are your favorite gluten-free fall products?

Let me know what I should add to this list in the comments below!