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Old Nov 9th 2007, 11:20 am
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

Originally Posted by twinkles
Am i missing something, what are TIMBITS?
Little mini, mouth full sized donuts, come in box of 10, 20 etc. My boy always wants them after he has finished playing Timbits Hockey, their not bad but some are quite dry and boring...much rather have a Boston Cream. As for the coffee, well it keeps me 'regular' at work
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Old Nov 9th 2007, 11:55 am
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Originally Posted by Dive06
Little mini, mouth full sized donuts, come in box of 10, 20 etc. My boy always wants them after he has finished playing Timbits Hockey, their not bad but some are quite dry and boring...much rather have a Boston Cream. As for the coffee, well it keeps me 'regular' at work
Hmm, I feel soo English.
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Old Nov 9th 2007, 1:26 pm
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If you like Timbits or other Tim Hortons products then I suggest you don't read the attached and continue to live in blissful ignorance.
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Old Nov 9th 2007, 1:27 pm
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

i just loooooove tim's the french vanilla is my fave, and a box of 6 mixed doughnuts, not all to my self mind!!, had one of their wraps this summer, not bad
i wish the franchise would come over here, but then it wouldnt be as special would it,
we brought a large tim of coffee and a tin of the FVanilla back over gone in a month so thats my excuse to go back and QUICK!
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after reading that looks like my hips are going to be ENORMUS by the time we have lived there a year!!!!!!::
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

Originally Posted by pendleside wizard
Sittin' here in dreary old blighty remembering our trips to Ontario. and thinkin' god i wish there was a Tim's nearby to get a coffee and some timbits.

The kids like the little jammie ones. but i'd eat them all, and if there's no timbits those choc chip cookies.

What's your favorite??

I hate em, too sweet, stale, and awful flavours, yuck
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

Originally Posted by daft batty
I hate em, too sweet, stale, and awful flavours, yuck
agreed, the only good thing about Hortons is the do(ugh)nuts
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
If you like Timbits or other Tim Hortons products then I suggest you don't read the attached and continue to live in blissful ignorance.
Thanks, will do.

There is a reason I was a lythe 200lbs when I arrived, and a comfy winter immune 230lbs now.


Im not sure whether to blame (sue?) Tim Hortens, A&W, John Labatt, or the fact I have small kids now so dont have time to exercise as much as I used to.

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Originally Posted by mc_dub
agreed, the only good thing about Hortons is the do(ugh)nuts
I dont like them either
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Originally Posted by iaink
I believe its because of the cocaine they sprinkle over them.
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Old Nov 9th 2007, 6:37 pm
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

Originally Posted by iaink
Thanks, will do.

There is a reason I was a lythe 200lbs when I arrived, and a comfy winter immune 230lbs now.
I feel your pain. I too was around 200lbs (although I think it would be a stretch to describe me as lithe Since moving to Newfoundland I've been doing my best to fit in with unfortunate demographic of Newfoundlanders as Canada's fatties. The resultant toll on my chloresterol levels has recently lead to some stern words from my Doc & I'm attempting to diet. So no Tim bits or anything else for me from now on!
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
If you like Timbits or other Tim Hortons products then I suggest you don't read the attached and continue to live in blissful ignorance.
I see they don't list a double double!!!

When we first came here Mr Y-C-D used to buy then until one day I was at the drive-thru and actually saw the bucketload of sugar that goes into one cup - we ain't talking just 2 wee teaspoons either - now its 'twin' (sweetener) for him.

Me - I like plain coffee with double cream (and try to avoid the cakes - my success varies )

I haven't become addicted, but actually drink more coffee at home than I used to. Still love a large mug of good strong Tetley tea every morning though
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I just finished their chicken club for lunch. twas ok.

Tim Bits should be consumed in moderation. Otherwise you are on the super highway travelling toward obesity / obesity / stroke / heart attack / early death.

For those in blissful ignorance in the UK, I have seen at leat one Timmy's franchise in Blighty. True to form the prices made me almost have a heart attack. Or was that the TimBits?

Carry on.
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Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
If you like Timbits or other Tim Hortons products then I suggest you don't read the attached and continue to live in blissful ignorance.

I wish I hadn't looked...but thanks.

Now I know that the 28 lbs I have lost will so soon creep back on if I am not very strick with myself.
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Default Re: What Makes "Timbits" Sooo addictive?

Timbits....choc chip cookies, why o why dont they have them in the uk?????

Well they do but not near me

Thats it, off to try and find the anyone who knows how to make them

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