15 Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte Creamer Hacks For Your Fall Drinks & Desserts

How do you improve upon perfection? With pumpkin spice, of course. Make an easy upgrade to your whipped coffee by adding a splash of pumpkin spice creamer. It'll turn your summer go-to into your fall favorite.

Using your favorite pancake recipe, swap some of the milk for your flavored creamer. You also might want to adjust the sugar since the creamer is already sweet. Regardless, you can have your PSL and eat it, too.

Sub in some of your PSL creamer for your milk of choice in your next shake. Bonus points if you use Trader Joe's pumpkin ice cream.

Go all out for your next brunch with this pumpkin spice crepe recipe from International Delight. Ideally paired with a pumpkin spice latte and your most autumnal garb.

Make every part of your breakfast pumpkin spice. Coffee mate's muffin recipe uses a half cup of creamer for extra PSL flavor.

Turn your creamer into truffles... that can turn into hot chocolate. International Delight's truffle recipe transforms pumpkin spice creamer into cute pumpkin-shaped chocolate truffles, which you can melt in hot milk for a cup of hot cocoa.

Silk's baked oatmeal recipe adds a cup-and-a-half of flavored creamer to your standard baked oatmeal recipe. Customize your oatmeal however you see fit: chopped walnuts, chocolate chips, a little bit of espresso powder.

This recipe from Fresh Simple Home uses just one ingredient: coffee creamer. If you've got salt, ice, a Ziploc bag, and some patience, you can turn your pumpkin spice creamer into pumpkin spice ice cream.

Upgrade your standard sugar cookie with a splash of pumpkin spice creamer. International Delight's sugar cookie recipe adds a couple ounces of creamer for a more flavorful cookie.

Dunkin' tres leches cake recipe uses just five ingredients: cake mix, condensed milk, evaporated milk, heavy cream, and coffee creamer. Just sub in your PSL creamer and top your tres leches cake with cinnamon, nuts, or whatever you want. The world is your pumpkin spice oyster.

This cheesecake dip recipe from Crazy for Crust gets its flavor from coffee creamer. Thus making it the perfect vessel for your extra pumpkin spice creamer.

This quick pumpkin bread recipe from A Treats Affair uses pumpkin spice creamer in the batter. The icing on the cake? The icing also uses pumpkin spice creamer.

Your standard buttercream frosting recipe uses milk, butter, and powdered sugar. Instead of milk, use a few splashed of your pumpkin spice creamer for frosting perfect for any autumnal treat.

This ganache recipe from The Slow Roasted Italian uses just two ingredients: chocolate chips and coffee creamer. Try using white chocolate chips instead of semi-sweet chocolate to really make the pumpkin spice pop.

Switch up your standard White Russian recipe, which typically combines vodka, Kahlua, and heavy cream. Swap out the heavy cream for your creamer and you essentially have a boozy PSL.