All the best things people ate at the Calgary Stampede 2019 (PHOTOS)

Well, we did it.

We suffered through the meat sweats and rode the sugar highs, all while dealing with some serious beer bloat to boot.

Calgarians and visitors alike have successfully eaten their way around the Midway, digging into the wildest, weirdest, and most drool-worthy things they could get their hands on.

See also

• Justin Trudeau spotted at a Stampede Breakfast in Calgary (PHOTOS)
• 'Starbucks Delivers' is officially launching across Canada this summer
• 4 awesome new Calgary restaurants to try right now

But seriously, there was a lot to choose from this year.

Add the whopping 90 new items from 2019 on top of our already hefty slew of Stampede favourites, and to-eat lists were bigger than ever this year.

Here are all the best things people ate at the Calgary Stampede 2019.

Smoking Butterbeer and Charcoal Ice Cream

 

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Long Fries

 

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Ube Soft Serve in a Pineapple

 

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A post shared by YYCFoodJunkie (@yycfoodjunkie) on Jul 10, 2019 at 7:49am PDT

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Corndog

 

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Cotton Candy Mini Doughnuts

 

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Rainbow Deep Fried Oreos

 

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Loaded Colossal Onion

 

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A post shared by YYCFoodJunkie (@yycfoodjunkie) on Jul 9, 2019 at 4:17pm PDT

Pickle Pizza

 

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Mexican Corn

 

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