So it’s finally starting to feel consistently like Fall which officially means it’s time for #pumpkinspiceeverything. If you think I’m exaggerating, just wait until the end of October. Haha, my brother-in-law has been loving to make fun of me, my sister, and any other American girl that enjoys pumpkin. As he says we’re “basic white girls” and apparently that applies to all my fellow Autumn fanatics. Hey, I’m not ashamed to own it because I do love it! I mean, have you seen all the pumpkin flavored things at the store????? How can that not be fun and exciting? I’m hoping to take my little sister and my nephew to visit a pumpkin patch in early October and I’ve got some other fun activities too. I don’t know about you but this is the time of year that always gets me so excited to get in the kitchen and bake or cook with all the seasonal flavors. Also, I know I’m constantly talking about how fast the year is going by, but I literally can’t believe it’s almost October. I absolutely love the last months of the year but I kinda wanted more time to look forward to them. So this recipe is two recipes in one but they go so well together I had to share them in one. If I had to describe this in a few simple words I’d call it deconstructed pumpkin pie (the healthy way). The graham crackers are lightly sweet and made with whole wheat flour. Of course, I had to make them into fun shapes but you can easily simplify and make squares. The dip itself is a great way to get the kiddos to eat their beans without even realizing it. Along with the grahams I also love dipping fruit into it, especially if you’re serving this at a party or gathering. Basically, this is just a great snack and another excuse to eat something pumpkin this season. If you’re not a big dipper (lol), then you can also try this a a spread for toast or even make a pumpkin pie banana sandwich! Oh, or maybe a pb+pp (peanut butter+pumpkin pie) sandwich! Are you a lover of pumpkin pie? Try this dip with these homemade graham crackers for a healthy version that tastes just like it! If you’d like to try making your own almond milk check out this recipe and video here – >>> —>>HOMEMADE ALMOND MILK