This is average. The stores only carry this option and it's very expensive in my opinion. $7 just for this, and if you want to make homemade vegan pumpkin pie, you still have to pay for all the other ingredients.
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#veganisnotscary #edsmith #vegan #purepumpkin #fatfree #lowcalories #highinvitamina I bought this can of E. D. Smith Pure Pumpkin a while ago with the intent of using it in a cake mix. This Canada Day long weekend, I decided to use it in a butter pecan cake as a substitute for both the suggested eggs and oil. It’s been years since I’ve used pure pumpkin / pumpkin purée in a cake mix; the last time was probably in my pre-vegan days (more than 7 years ago). The cake turned out very well. I deliberately didn’t bake it long enough so that it would be wet inside, just experimenting to have a different outcome. To be honest, I really don’t know if I used the appropriate amount of pure pumpkin. The cake’s taste was certainly not pumpkin-y. I think I’ll do this again. According to the Nutritional Facts table on the side of the can, I might have to start using this pure pumpkin more often. It’s low in calories, fat-free, sodium-free, low in sugar, extremely high in vitamin A, decent amounts of iron and fibre and there’s just one ingredient. Why would anyone use oil and eggs?  I will definitely be getting this again. I can’t remember how much I paid, but it wasn’t on sale so it was more than I would have wanted to pay. 
This is 100% Dickinson Pumpkin. This saves me plenty of time considering how time-consuming it is to cook pumpkin. It has a good texture and also imparts a thick consistency to dishes. #veganpantry #pumpkin #veganin2022
