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34 Most Instagramable Bucket List Foods In Toronto

Can you stomach this list?

Us Torontonians love three things in this world: a good bucket list, taking Instagram photos and interesting Instagramable foods. So we're combining all 3 of our favourite things, and presenting you with the ultimate bucket list of Toronto foods that MUST be on your Instagram.

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Are you courageous enough to try all of these foods? And more importantly post them on your Instagram? Then check out this list and get started:

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1. Acai Bowls From Calii Love // 367 King St W

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2. Crazy Ice Cream From Sweet Jesus // 106 John St

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3. Decadent Ice Cream Sammies From Short and Sweet Bakeshop // 1945 Avenue Rd

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4. Stacked Pancakes From School Restaurant // 70 Fraser Ave

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5. Red Velvet Pancakes from The Good Fork // 2432 Bloor St W

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6. Monster milkshakes from Peace Treats // 131 Ossington Ave

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7. Tacos from La Carnita // 501 College St

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8. Insane Burgers from Burger's Priest // 463 Queen St W

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9. Crazy Cones from Fugo Desserts // 205 Dundas St W

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10. The crazy Mac and Cheeto Burrito from Junked Food Co. // 507 Queen St W

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11. Pretty Parfaits from Bolt Fresh Bar // 1170 Queen St W

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12. Healthy bowls from Kupfert and Kim // 140 Spadina ave

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13. To die for doughnuts at Glory Hole Doughnuts // 1596 Queen St W

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14. Cheesy pizza from Descendant Detroit Style Pizza // 1168 Queen St E

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15. Eggs benny and waffles from Starving Artist // 1078 St Clair Ave W

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16. This stunning egg shaped dessert from La Banane // 227 Ossington Ave

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17. This cute matcha sot serve from Tsujiri // 147 Dundas St W

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18. Sushi Burritos from Rolltation // 207 Dundas St W

19. Gooey chocolate chip cookies from Le Gourmand // 152 Spadina Ave

20. Trendy avacado toast from Baddies Toronto // 679 Lansdowne Ave

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21. Chicken and waffles from The Dirty Bird // 79 Kensington Ave

22. Sweet chocolate marshmallow pizza from Cacao 70 Distillery // 485 Queen St W

23. Delicious poke bowls from Su & Bu // 106 John St

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24. This mind blowing chicken sandwich from Maha's Fine Egyptian Cuisine // 226 Greenwood Ave

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25. Incredible pizza from Queen Margherita Pizza // 1402 Queen St E

26. These cool charcoal croissants from Bake Code // 4910 Yonge St

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27. Crazy cotton candy topped bubble tea from Royal Tea // 4188 Finch Ave East

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28. Grilled octopus from Gusto 101 // 101 Portland St

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29. Macaroons from Nadège Patisserie // 780 Queen St W

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30. The colourful unicorn latte from Cutie Pie Cupcakes & Co. // 235 Spadina Ave

31. Incredible pasta dishes from Terroni's // 57 Adelaide St E

32. This Incredible platter from Fat Pasha // 414 Dupont St

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33. Aesthetic waffle cones from Bang Bang Ice Cream // 93a Ossington Ave

34. Decadent cones and ice cream from Chimney Cones // 454 Bloor St W

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