Twin Cities Live Hosts Tackle Minnesota State Fair’s “Fair Game” Food Challenge
Twin Cities Live hosts Steph March and Joy Summers are featured in a "Fair Game" challenge at the Minnesota State Fair, tasting new food items. The segment is hosted by Rhonda Rhodes.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, September 2, 2026 —
A culinary challenge featuring popular local television personalities took place recently, highlighting new and notable food offerings at the Minnesota State Fair.
Steph March and Joy Summers, hosts from the Twin Cities Live program, participated in the “Fair Game” segment, which focused on sampling innovative dishes available at this year’s fair.
The segment was hosted by Rhonda Rhodes, who guided the participants through the tasting experience. The specific new food items sampled were not detailed in the available information.
The “Fair Game” challenge is designed to showcase the variety and creativity of the food vendors present at the Minnesota State Fair, a widely anticipated annual event. The show segments featuring March and Summers aim to provide viewers with a preview of culinary highlights and popular attractions.
Further details regarding the specific foods tasted, the outcomes of the challenge, or any notable reactions from the hosts were not provided. The segment focused on the activity of tasting new fair foods within the context of the “Fair Game” challenge.
The Minnesota State Fair is known for its extensive range of food options, with vendors consistently introducing new items each year. This tradition attracts significant attention from fairgoers and media alike, seeking to identify standout tastes and experiences.
The participation of Twin Cities Live hosts like March and Summers in such events serves to generate excitement and inform the public about what the fair has to offer. The specific date of the “Fair Game” challenge segment was not provided. Information on whether additional challenges or participants were involved was also not specified.
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