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Entertainment · Food culture · published 2026-09-24 · via Foodbeast

Kraft and Solly’s Launch Mac & Cheese-Flavored Cream Soda

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Kraft Canada’s KD brand has partnered with Solly’s Craft Soda to release a limited-edition cream soda inspired by Kraft Mac & Cheese. The drink is meant to combine the familiar cheesiness of the pasta with cream soda’s nostalgic fizz. It is available now on Solly’s website for Canadian customers, with Amazon and retail rollout planned for early October while supplies last.

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Kraft Canada’s KD label has become a testing ground for unusual takes on its macaroni and cheese. Earlier experiments include a mac-and-cheesecake mashup and a ramen version, showing the brand’s willingness to move beyond the dinner bowl.

For this release, KD worked with Solly’s Craft Soda, a Canadian beverage maker, on a limited-edition cream soda. Canadian shoppers can order it now through Solly’s site; Amazon and select stores, including Walmart, are set to carry it in early October until inventory runs out.

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This novelty drink may mainly affect Canadian snack and soda fans, especially those who follow limited-edition food collaborations. It could generate social media curiosity and brief retail demand, benefiting Kraft and Solly through attention if not long-term sales. Because availability is limited, most consumers may never try it, so its broader cultural impact is likely small; it may simply reinforce the trend of unexpected brand mashups.

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