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Kraft Dinner Smoothie and Pickle-Flavoured Coffee? What's on Tap at the CNE in Toronto This Year
The fair’s lineup includes a KD smoothie, pickle-flavoured coffee and other novelty foods as organizers aim to showcase Toronto’s food scene.
- On Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2026, the Canadian National Exhibition held its media preview in Toronto, showcasing unusual culinary offerings including a Kraft Dinner smoothie from Booster Juice.
- Running through Labour Day, the CNE officially opens Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, providing visitors with gastronomic experiences and entertainment attractions throughout the annual end-of-summer fair.
- Organizers unveiled unusual menu items including Pickle-flavoured coffee and mango habanero or nacho donuts from Mochi, while the CNE signature cotton candy hot sauce appears in various food items.
- Beyond food, the CNE features high-diving performances towering over the Princes Gates into a 40,000-gallon pool, alongside an Ontario Science Centre pop-up and carnival rides.
- Opening ceremonies on Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, will feature Astronaut Jeremy Hansen, who travelled around the moon on the Artemis mission, supporting a new space exhibition with the Canadian Space Agency.
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CNE's 2026 wacky foods include Kraft Dinner smoothies, pickle cheesecake pops and a cotton candy hot sauce
Anyone looking forward to waiting in line for the strangest food creation of the year will enjoy sipping a Kraft Dinner smoothie, indulging in a pickle cheesecake pop or trying the CNE’s new signature cotton candy hot sauce in various food items.
·Ottawa, Canada
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St Catharines StandardKraft Dinner smoothie, anyone? What’s on tap at the CNE in Toronto this year
TORONTO - Kraft Dinner smoothies, nitrogen-infused Oreo treats and pickle-flavoured coffee are among the wild food offerings at the Canadian National Exhibition this year.
·Toronto, Canada
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