Icelandic Provisions just gave pumpkin spice the skyr treatment, and this one is not simply vanilla yogurt wearing a fall sweater.
The brand’s new Pumpkin Spice Skyr is a limited-time seasonal flavor made with actual pumpkin puree, brown sugar, maple syrup, butter, cinnamon and nutmeg. Icelandic Provisions says this is its first seasonal limited-time skyr flavor.
What is in Icelandic Provisions Pumpkin Spice Skyr?
The ingredient list starts with Icelandic Provisions’ low-fat skyr and includes pumpkin puree, brown sugar, cane sugar, maple syrup, unsalted butter, cinnamon and nutmeg.
Each 5.3-ounce cup has 15 grams of protein, 140 calories and 11 grams of total sugar, according to the brand’s current product page.
Honestly, the real pumpkin is the detail that got me. Pumpkin spice season has reached the point where almost anything can be called pumpkin spice if cinnamon gets within six feet of it, so putting actual pumpkin in the cup feels refreshingly literal.
This is Icelandic Provisions’ first seasonal limited-time flavor
Icelandic Provisions announced Pumpkin Spice Skyr on August 19, 2026 as its first seasonal limited-time offering. The brand said the flavor was developed around the idea of combining its thick Icelandic-style skyr with the familiar sweet-and-spiced profile of fall.
At launch, Icelandic Provisions said the flavor would roll out through retailers including Whole Foods Market, Wegmans, Market Basket, The GIANT Company, Weis Markets, Giant Eagle, Fresh Thyme, Raley’s, New Seasons, Town & Country and Harmons, along with other independent retailers. Availability can vary by location, so checking the refrigerated yogurt section before making a special trip is probably the move.
Yes, it belongs in the 2026 pumpkin pile
We have been keeping a running list of the new pumpkin products for 2026, and Pumpkin Spice Skyr absolutely belongs there. It is different enough from the endless pumpkin coffee launches to be interesting, but still aggressively fall enough to make sense the second September shows up.
We have not taste-tested this one yet, so I am not going to tell you it is amazing before a spoon has actually hit the cup. For now, the useful part is that it is real, it is seasonal, and it is officially on the 2026 fall grocery list.
