What to know
- The collaboration features a KD Beaverdog and KD Poutine, available at select BeaverTails locations in Canada.
- Social media reactions range from excitement to skepticism, with some Canadians calling it their “childhood dream come true” and others saying it’s a “hard pass.”
- The partnership is a limited-time promotion that brings together two iconic brands for summer 2026.
- Both companies describe the mashup as a celebration of Canadian food culture and playful innovation.
Canadian staple BeaverTails is combining its beloved dessert with a cheesy twist. They’ve teamed up with Kraft Dinner (KD) to create the “KD Takeover Beaverdog and Poutine,” and Canadians have mixed feelings about it.
Until Aug. 9, Canadians can buy these limited-edition menu items at most standard BeaverTails Toronto locations.
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The KD Takeover Poutine consists of a loaded poutine topped with creamy KD, crispy bacon and chives, while the KD Takeover BeaverDog is an all-beef hot dog wrapped in a BeaverTail pastry, topped with KD and ketchup.
This comes after Heinz’ bold menu items, such as a limited-edition Ketchup Poutine for National Poutine Day, suggesting that ketchup belongs on the Quebec-born dish.
Another bold move was Kraft Dinner’s mac and cheesecake, available at bakeries across Canada.
Now, this collaboration with BeaverTails is combining Kraft Dinner favourites with the Canadian dessert staple.
Some Torontonians are quite excited for this collaboration.
“Childhood dream come true,” one Instagram user wrote.
“The collab we didn’t know we needed in 2026!” another added.
“OH HECK YA BROTHER,” another user commented.
But some cannot get their minds around this collab.
“Vomit,” one wrote.
“That’s a hard pass for me,” another commented.
