What's with Tim Hortons?
I have seen many posts about how great Tim Hortons. I have seen the Tim Hortons stores when in Canada. I have never been into them or drank their coffee, hot chocolate etc. Am I really missing something?
I'm over in Canada again in July so wondering whether I need to try myself a Tim Hortons. |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rgilbert
(Post 6284740)
I have seen many posts about how great Tim Hortons. I have seen the Tim Hortons stores when in Canada. I have never been into them or drank their coffee, hot chocolate etc. Am I really missing something?
I'm over in Canada again in July so wondering whether I need to try myself a Tim Hortons. they do the most amazing cinnamon buns, and I also love their vanilla coffee!!! Definitely one reason to move to Canada (although not very good for the waistline. ;) |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Their doughnuts are nice but you're not missing a damn thing, just that North Americans have a weird fetish for coffee and this one is a purely Canadian firm named after a hockey player
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by mc_dub
(Post 6284763)
Their doughnuts are nice but you're not missing a damn thing, just that North Americans have a weird fetish for coffee and this one is a purely Canadian firm named after a hockey player
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by TheCanes
(Post 6284766)
I'm shocked!!! :eek: :blink:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
its the canadian way of life!!!:p going to timmies for a double double, (DOUBLE CREAM AND SUGAR) and their doughnuts are fab too:)
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Sour creme glazed Timbits - does it for me every time!
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
I was mystified by the mystique of Timmy's too, but then I had a chocolate dip doughnut and I thought I'd gone to heaven. The coffee's good, too.
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
I think to gain citizenship you have to like timms. Its the law:p
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by canbritdenise
(Post 6284940)
I think to gain citizenship you have to like timms. Its the law:p
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Mmmmmm, Sausage and egg breakfast sandwich, with a large vanilla coffee, a very guilty pleasure after the kids have gone to school........or maybe a honey dip donut or timbits..........Mmmm
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Canadian born and bred and I've never tasted anything from Tim Hortons,
but I do remember watching him play hockey....:lol: |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rgilbert
(Post 6284740)
I have never been into them or drank their coffee, hot chocolate etc. Am I really missing something?
Their coffee is sort of like Molson Canadian/Labatts Blue....bland and not too challenging. My opinion is not held by many true blue Canajuns. Owning a TDL franchise is a license to print money, IIRC. Their franchise fees are amongst the highest in the business. |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by Nanook
(Post 6285026)
Canadian born and bred and I've never tasted anything from Tim Hortons,
but I do remember watching him play hockey....:lol: |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
BTW Tim Hortons is now American owned.
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rgilbert
(Post 6284740)
I have seen many posts about how great Tim Hortons. I have seen the Tim Hortons stores when in Canada. I have never been into them or drank their coffee, hot chocolate etc. Am I really missing something?
I'm over in Canada again in July so wondering whether I need to try myself a Tim Hortons. |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 6285044)
Score one out of two then. I've never been in a Timmies and I don't watch hockey.
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Timbits Rule...it's tradition...leave airport head for the nearest Tim Horton for Coffee and Timbits... your holiday has started...total bliss yum yum!!! |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rabc0077
(Post 6285069)
Timbits Rule...it's tradition...leave airport head for the nearest Tim Horton for Coffee and Timbits...:wub: your holiday has started...total bliss yum yum!!!
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
I think it's a bit over rated. The coffee's nothing special, the donuts are pretty nice though. The queues through the drive-thru usually put me off going there.
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
No doubt that lots of people like it. The Q's (lines) are testament to that. I'm not a fan of the coffee and will get mine from Starbuck's if I can't find a Good Earth which in my humble opinion is great coffee.
Timmies sponsors lots of kids hockey, provides free stuff for them after a game and of course if you are RCMP you apparently get your beverage gratis - good stuff:) |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
From what I saw when I did my reccie, the only did brewed coffee? Not really my cup of tea (ha ha)...!
So I can't say anything good about them, as I don't like brewed coffee. If what i said is true, that they are now owned by a US company, I find that really sad , as I understood them to be a good ol' fashioned Canadian firm.... Bx |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by MCrocker
(Post 6285191)
of course if you are RCMP you apparently get your beverage gratis - good stuff:)
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by bandit
(Post 6285220)
If what i said is true, that they are now owned by a US company, I find that really sad , as I understood them to be a good ol' fashioned Canadian firm.... Bx |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by mc_dub
(Post 6284763)
Their doughnuts are nice but you're not missing a damn thing, just that North Americans have a weird fetish for coffee and this one is a purely Canadian firm named after a hockey player
^^^ What he said ^^^ yuk :thumbsup: |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by mc_dub
(Post 6285223)
Isn't that true of anywhere that sells doughnuts?! :rofl:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 6285044)
Score one out of two then. I've never been in a Timmies and I don't watch hockey.
I can't stand hockey, I think at the time it was the players I liked....... I'll shut up now, giving my age away:lol: |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
I do like their Ice Caps but the coffee is nothing special though it is much better than Starbucks which is YUK. I had a tea at Tim Hortons the other day and it was so sweet it was VILE! So if anyone is buying, I will have an Ice Cap (any flavour) with a blueberry muffin. Ta :)
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by AmyDavid
(Post 6285261)
I do like their Ice Caps but the coffee is nothing special though it is much better than Starbucks which is YUK. I had a tea at Tim Hortons the other day and it was so sweet it was VILE! So if anyone is buying, I will have an Ice Cap (any flavour) with a blueberry muffin. Ta :)
Have to agree about Starbucks, their coffee is total pants, it's Tim Hortons for me everytime.........:wub: |
Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rabc0077
(Post 6285290)
Have to agree about Starbucks, their coffee is total pants, it's Tim Hortons for me everytime.........:wub:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by MCrocker
(Post 6285316)
In your opinion........:unsure:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rabc0077
(Post 6285328)
My opinion wins..im a women on the edge...:rofl: coffee keeps me normal:confused:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by Elaine B.
(Post 6285332)
Normal:rofl:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rabc0077
(Post 6285347)
Sort of:rofl::rofl:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by MCrocker
(Post 6285356)
In that case I concede graciously.....:)
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rabc0077
(Post 6285366)
But why...:blink:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by Elaine B.
(Post 6285370)
you're just lookin' for fight Mrs!!
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rabc0077
(Post 6285377)
So am not:blink:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by Elaine B.
(Post 6285385)
just watch yourself luv:sneaky:
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Re: What's with Tim Hortons?
Originally Posted by rabc0077
(Post 6285388)
oh im shakin in my sneakers:rofl:
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