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Jul 18, 2026
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Three to Eat: The best on a bun at Taste of Edmonton
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Three to Eat: The best on a bun at Taste of Edmonton
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By Dave Breakenridge
Published Jul 17, 2026
Last updated 1 hour ago
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From top left: The smashburger, smoked brisket slider and mini lobster roll at Taste of Edmonton. PHOTO BY DAVE BREAKENRIDGE /Postmedia
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To paraphrase the scholar and knight, Sir Mix-A-Lot, I don’t want none unless it’s served on a bun, hon.
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