TORONTO – This year’s exhibition highlights? Cronuts, deep-fried food and ziplines. But maybe not in that order.
Exhibition organizers provided Toronto’s media with a sneak preview of this year’s attractions on Wednesday. One of the expected highlights in 2013 is the cronut – A combination croissant, donut and hamburger.
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The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), the annual event which marks the beginning of the end of summer, will also have favourites from years past, including deep-fried butter, donut hamburgers and Nutella fries.
Organizers have also included a zipline that extends more than 1,100 feet.
Global News reporter Peter Kim was given a sneak preview of the exhibition Wednesday. See his experience in the above video.
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