pumpkins

In the world of pumpkin spice, you can now buy pumpkin spiced wings at Buffalo Wild Wings in CNY.

What better way to start October than with a new state record? Karl Haist from Clarence Center became New York state's record-holder with his 2,027 pound pumpkin.

Here's a handy list that will make visiting as many local farms and mills easy as pie. Pumpkin or apple is up to you.

A trail of thousands of illuminated hand carved pumpkins in the annual Great Jack-O-Lantern Blaze is a must see this Fall in New York.

If you're all into pumpkin spice season, you'll need to try and make Pumpkin Spice Latte Moonshine. It's a pretty easy recipe.

Looking to enjoy the taste of pumpkin in beer form? Lucky for us, here in New York, there are plenty of amazing options.

The Great Utica Pumpkin Carve is underway, and on Thursday night several artists turned out to see who could carved the best Jack O'Lantern. From one that was Harry Potter themed, to the Utica skyline each pumpkin was as impressive as the rest. Check out some of this Halloweens most creative carves.

What goes perfect with pumpkins left over from Halloween? Animals smashing them at the Utica Zoo? They are holding a Pumpkin Smash, but instead of using a hammer or throwing them on the ground, they will be given to animals to do it! It's pretty cool seeing a lion or even a monkey destroying them. Orange goo is sure to fly everywhere!

Get ready to carve!  The Great Utica Pumpkin Carve is back!  Last year saw the beginning of this great tradition

Fall is one of the best seasons. The temperatures are usually pretty mild, the trees change into beautiful shades of red, gold, and orange, apples are nice and crisp, and pumpkins are ready for carving! Having said that, it's important to know where you can get the best pumpkins right here in Central New York.

The 2014 Great Utica Pumpkin Carve will take place October 9th – 11th 5PM - 9PM. Here's some more details on the event.

Driving around central New York these days, you probably will see a number of pumpkins sitting on the porch or lawn of area homes. And in a few days, we'll be carving jack-o-lanterns. So, other than Halloween and a pumpkin pie, what can we do with all these ripe pumpkins?