IHOP fall menu brings four new spooky pancake stacks to the table

While Halloween candy might fill the bowl, the IHOP fall menu serves some spooky pancake stacks. Even though the kids will want to trick and treat this Halloween, these fall flavors might have a few families grabbing a seat at the table. Which of the four fall pancakes offerings will you try first?

From breakfast to dinner, pancakes always bring smiles all around. From smothering that short stack with syrup or adding a dollop of whipped cream, those simple circles of deliciousness cannot be resisted.

Even though many people have their favorite way of enjoying a pancake, limited time menu items entice guests to make a special visit. That special flavor turns a classic pancake into a whole new eating experience.

What are the four pancakes on the IHOP fall menu?

According to the brand, the limited time offering food options Caramel Apple a La Mode Pancake, Reese’s Pieces Pancake, Pumpkin Spice Pancake, and Scary Face Pancake. In some ways, the flavors lean towards sweeter options. Then again, sometimes it is fun to eat dessert first.

Kids will be drawn to the Scary Face Pancake. Who doesn’t want a little ghoul at the table? This pancake features whipped cream, cookies, and candy corn. After one bite, some people might think that candy corn isn’t too bad, especially if you smother it in syrup.

Of course, the IHOP fall menu includes pumpkin spice. It is a delightful breakfast with a cup of coffee. For people who like pumpkin flavors but do not want another latte, this idea is a great option.

The Reese’s Pieces Pancake is more like a dessert. While Reese’s is always a favorite candy, this pancake might be a nice switch from a chocolate chip pancake. Plus, the peanut butter flavor with buttermilk pancakes is a tasty combination.

Lastly, the final IHOP fall menu item is the Caramel Apple a La Mode Pancake, which is the creation from the IHOP’s Kid Chef winner. The combination of apples, caramel and pancakes is a bite of deliciousness. This twist on the traditional pancake shows that breakfast and dessert can be one in the same.

More importantly, this special creation is part of the Kid Chef competition. This annual event, a partnership with the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, has kids ages 6 through 16 create their ultimate pancake creation.

This year’s Kid Chef winner was an “amazing 8-year-old who was diagnosed with acute disseminated encephalitis (ADEM), a rare autoimmune disorder.” When guests order the Caramel Apple a La Mode Pancake, “$1 from the sale of his creation will benefit the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.”

Are you hungry for the IHOP fall menu? Which new pancake flavor would be your favorite?