What do you call Tim Hortons?

[drag n' fly]

I call it a line-up....all the time. I go for my cup of steeped at 3:30 when there are no lines.

 

[drag n' fly]

have you ever been to a krispy kreme store & watched the glazed donuts made & had one all hot & sugary?

Ours shut down here....boohoo

 

[Hockeychic]

Regardless of if we are at work, hockey arena, soccer field, just with friends...it is always. I am going on a Timmy's run who wants something"

 

[Bay Hill]

We have 2 Tim's within a 10 min drive from here, Dunkin has 6 stores within the same drive time.

The donuts are smaller and more tasty than Dunkin. Cheaper than Dunkin too.

The coffee is thin and I do agree with Jersey Shark and size should be more larger. And serve it in a different cup than a paper cup.

Went to Montreal 3 months ago, the Dunkin coffee was different than back home. That kiosk was at PVM.

Like the ads that we see on the NHL Center Ice Package.

BTW, Starbucks is too strong.

 

[SydneyFalco]

What I call it should not be mentioned on a public thread. Stupid drivethrough around the corner from me is always snarling up traffic during rush hour.

 

[Saratoga Souris]

Also..... Dead Man Donuts for me......

Sorry!

 

[Tiger926]

Dunkin donuts cofee is okay. I prefer krispy kremes. But ultimately prefer tim hortons the best. However i agree with a previous poster in that it amazes me that people wait in drive through every morning for 10 minutes to buy coffee for like a buck 25. I actually buy the grains and brew tim hortons cofee at home myself. I actualy think it tastes better then the in store cofee. Oh and its not time hortons fault that people litter. There just happens to be so many people that go to hortons that you see more tim hortons litter then other places. Same can be said for mc donalds. Don't blame the place for bad behavior blame the people.

I just had to comment on this as the litter problem in our city is mostly from Tim Horton's cups. The problem is that as you said, so many people go to TH's that it makes more litter, not to mention the fact that they willingly give people 2 cups - one for coffee and the other as a hand insulator as the coffee is too hot! Let us also not forget that stupid cardboard cup holder that they give out either. That is totally not environmentally responsible at all, but it's good advertising for them, so I suppose they will keep doing it.

I despise TH's mostly for the litter problems that they as a corporation willingly create. They have not done enough in my opinion to curb this problem - have you ever tried to read their littering message on the cups? Probably not as it's so small you can't read it! I think they need to charge everyone who goes to TH's a small surcharge and use that for littering strategies within our communities, or, better yet, the city should start charging them fees for clean up. TH could also put special TH garbage cans and recycling bins around the community for their products - it could be used as a form of advertising, but it would also show very socially responsible of them to do so. Everywhere I go in my city at highway junctions, stop signs, expressway ramps, etc. are littered with mostly TH products. Hardly any other fast food or cans are in sight, but TH products are everywhere!

Sorry for my rant, but like I said, when my baby girl can't go to the park without having to be a garbage collector, it bugs me!

Tiger

 

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