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OK, exactly what are these guys putting in their donuts to make them so damn addictive? I've been up to Vancouver about 1/2 a dozen times and everytime I go I need a sour cream donut. Krispy Kreme can't hold a candle to these guys IMHO.
Originally Posted by apharmdb
OK, exactly what are these guys putting in their donuts to make them so damn addictive? I've been up to Vancouver about 1/2 a dozen times and everytime I go I need a sour cream donut. Krispy Kreme can't hold a candle to these guys IMHO.
Tim`s are planning on expanding massively into the us this year.... btw they are owned by the Wendy`s franchises (sic)
Take my advice, dont get their coffee.... its VERY ADDICTIVE!!!!
Take my advice, dont get their coffee.... its VERY ADDICTIVE!!!!
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Perhaps this is the reason why. From their FAQ. Funny as hell but yeah I can see how a rumor like this can get started
Is there nicotine in Tim Hortons coffee?
This urban myth is just that… a myth!
Tim Hortons customers expect and deserve high quality coffee that is always fresh and consistent, along with fast, efficient service and all at a good value. Tim Hortons would like to clearly state that there is absolutely NO nicotine in our coffee. Tim Hortons coffee has NO ADDITIVES whatsoever. It is made only from a blend of the highest quality premium Arabica beans from several different coffee growing countries.
Tim Hortons decaffeinated coffee also contains no additives. It is decaffeinated through what is called the Swiss Water method, which is the purest manner of removing caffeine from the coffee.
Tim Hortons believes that our focus on quality, service and value, is what keeps our customers coming back for more!
Is there nicotine in Tim Hortons coffee?
This urban myth is just that… a myth!
Tim Hortons customers expect and deserve high quality coffee that is always fresh and consistent, along with fast, efficient service and all at a good value. Tim Hortons would like to clearly state that there is absolutely NO nicotine in our coffee. Tim Hortons coffee has NO ADDITIVES whatsoever. It is made only from a blend of the highest quality premium Arabica beans from several different coffee growing countries.
Tim Hortons decaffeinated coffee also contains no additives. It is decaffeinated through what is called the Swiss Water method, which is the purest manner of removing caffeine from the coffee.
Tim Hortons believes that our focus on quality, service and value, is what keeps our customers coming back for more!
Originally Posted by cessna
Tim`s are planning on expanding massively into the us this year.... btw they are owned by the Wendy`s franchises (sic)
Take my advice, dont get their coffee.... its VERY ADDICTIVE!!!!
Take my advice, dont get their coffee.... its VERY ADDICTIVE!!!!
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Here's the list of stores in the US. I must say I was a little thrown off by the combo meals at first. Sandwich, coffee, and a donut did seem a little strange to me, but after tasting the donut I became an instant fan. There are definitely other coffees I prefer over TH (would take a Peet's over Tim Horton's anyday) but Cessna is totally right. For some reason it's very addictive. Perhaps it just goes too well with the donuts?
United States (278)
Connecticut
13
New York
71
Kentucky
2
Ohio
67
Maine
13
Pennsylvania
3
Massachusetts
3
West Virginia
3
Michigan
73
Rhode Island
30
United States (278)
Connecticut
13
New York
71
Kentucky
2
Ohio
67
Maine
13
Pennsylvania
3
Massachusetts
3
West Virginia
3
Michigan
73
Rhode Island
30
Originally Posted by yobri
Whoa, I gotta try this... 
Last edited by apharmdb; Dec 8, 2005 at 08:53 AM.
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I'm such a bad canuck... doesn't matter how many Timmy's I drive PAST, they're ALWAYS full and I still don't understand the attraction. Their donuts are underbaked, and their coffee is gross... yet on rare occasion I do find myself in the lineup for a large english toffee capp... go figure
Originally Posted by ShadesofBlonde
I'm such a bad canuck... doesn't matter how many Timmy's I drive PAST, they're ALWAYS full and I still don't understand the attraction. Their donuts are underbaked, and their coffee is gross... yet on rare occasion I do find myself in the lineup for a large english toffee capp... go figure
I hear you brother... Dont like donuts first off... even less the tim's ones.....But I'm addicted to their coffee...... The worst part of it is that theres still a damn line up at the drive thru at4am
Originally Posted by cessna
Tim`s are planning on expanding massively into the us this year.... btw they are owned by the Wendy`s franchises (sic)
Take my advice, dont get their coffee.... its VERY ADDICTIVE!!!!
Take my advice, dont get their coffee.... its VERY ADDICTIVE!!!!
what kind of coffee?!?!?
I wanna try! since I hate coffee right now...
Originally Posted by .Sin.
what kind of coffee?!?!?
I wanna try! since I hate coffee right now...
I wanna try! since I hate coffee right now...
I like the regular stuff..... but my gf is addicted to their ""Hazlenut and chocolat"" coffee.
How can you beat a coffee place named after a hockey player who played to 3 Stanley Cup wins -- It just doesn't get more Canadian than that eh!
Sadly... he was killed when he was driving home in his expensive Pantera sports car, maintaining speeds of 160 km/h (100 mph) on the QEW near St. Catharines, ON when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed
Sadly... he was killed when he was driving home in his expensive Pantera sports car, maintaining speeds of 160 km/h (100 mph) on the QEW near St. Catharines, ON when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed
Last edited by 240Zplus110; Feb 1, 2006 at 02:55 PM.
Originally Posted by 240Zplus110
How can you beat a coffee place named after a hockey player who played to 3 Stanley Cup wins -- It just doesn't get more Canadian than that eh!
Sadly... he was killed when he was driving home in his expensive Pantera sports car, maintaining speeds of 160 km/h (100 mph) on the QEW near St. Catharines, ON when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed
Sadly... he was killed when he was driving home in his expensive Pantera sports car, maintaining speeds of 160 km/h (100 mph) on the QEW near St. Catharines, ON when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed
Oh, and he was drunk as a skunk too
Originally Posted by apharmdb
Damn, went to TH last night and they were out of Sour Creams
Luckily they had them in Tim Bits!!! mmmmmmm
Luckily they had them in Tim Bits!!! mmmmmmmAnd one more Yank gets addicted to Timmies!!!!
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