A variety of pumpkins displayed at my local grocery store led me to choose a Cinderella pumpkin for my adventure in the kitchen. After being introduced to it some years ago by farmer Larry Klco of ...

There are many varieties of pumpkins, from Cinderella pumpkins that appear more squat to wart pumpkins that look like they have “witch’s noses” all over them, but a good rule of thumb for ...

A ride in a new Cinderella-inspired pumpkin-shaped royal coach during a fairy tale wedding in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle will cost the father of the bride about $5,000 — but that’s chump ...

If you want to cook pumpkin, go for the smaller, sweet ones, like sugar pumpkins, Baby Bear or so-called Cinderella pumpkins. As a general rule, pick pumpkins that show no blemishes and seem heavy ...

Where does the name pumpkin come from? The word “pumpkin” comes from the Greek word “peopon,” which translates to “large melon,” says Lori Shemek, PhD, CNC, a nutrition and weight loss ...