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Toronto's beloved annual fair is touting a lineup of fresh, fried and funky foods ahead of the kickoff of its 146th year. Set to open on Friday, the Canadian National Exhibition will have wacky food offerings ranging from deep-fried watermelon to butter ice cream.
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Toronto's beloved annual fair is touting a lineup of fresh, fried and funky foods ahead of the kickoff of its 146th year. Set to open on Friday, the Canadian National Exhibition will have wacky food offerings ranging from deep-fried watermelon to butter ice cream.
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