[Answer] Which of these is NOT part of the traditional pumpkin spice flavoring?

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...If there is one seasonal item to signal the return of fall, it might be the extremely sought-after (and mocked) pumpkin spice latte. This clever combination of spices is found in countless recipes, as well as seasonal foods like cereals, Jell-O, protein drinks, beer, and even dog treats. The first reported use of pumpkin spice occurred in a 1936 “Pumpkin Spice Cakes” recipe in “The Washington Post.” The ingredients typically include cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and pumpkin flavoring, though Allspice, cardamom, or sugar can also be added to the mix depending on the type of recipe.

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