Tim Hortons Is Better In The U.S. (Sorry, Canada!)

[@LauriieForget]

The US Timbits are just SOOOOOOOOO good 😍😍😍

[@LaineGabriel-j6f]

I remember in 2019 the brown top was on the Canadian cup man I miss those days

[@FunkyChild718]

Dubai and Thailand have the best Timmies in the world. Everything is baked and prepared to perfection.

[@patrickdodson1713]

Whenever I get iced-coffee, I substitute cream with milk, and it tastes much better, less diluted. You get more of the coffee flavour and less fat.

[@marcoantonioramosrodas8935]

Even thought Tim was made in Canada. Good enough other countries gets to try it even better!

[@hidecris1]

We used to have brown lids in canada.

[@kimbercustompro1911]

EVERYTHING is better in the US, I'm Canadian btw but that doesn't mean I'm blind to reality. Tim Hortons is without question the WORST restaurant in Canada and their coffee is putrid.

[@bradh6980]

It's worse than putrid, it's unsafe. The last time I had a TIm's coffee was over 5 years ago now. It smelled like kombucha and it tasted extremely bitter, literally like soap. I drank it anyway because there was nothing else (big mistake) and it gave me the urgent need to piss my kidneys out every 10 minutes. I went from being annoyed to scared, because there's something DEEPLY WRONG about that. A small coffee shouldn't make you piss like a racehorse four times in an hour. I hadn't had anything to drink before that either. It doesn't just taste like literal shit, it's not even safe to consume. Absolute sewage.

[@jonathanjones3538]

Why is almost everything in the US bigger than in canada in regards to food at a fast food restaurant? Supersize me movie is a prime example of that.

[@VAPOURIZE100]

Ahh it's annoying how Tim's outside Canada is better.. and Cad outside Canada is worth more (outside US n EU).. smh

[@Nicklan1961]

Tim Hortons Service Sucks sense becoming Restaurants and no longer coffee shops And no more 15 second order clock Now its Great if you have a half hr to wait to get your coffee! McDonald's better service with equal quality and cheaper for coffee and sweets.

[@davidl98717]

No surprise there, ever since Tim's went under american ownership it dropped in quality and became more of a candy store. When I talk to people visiting Canada and they tell me about Tim's, they refer to it as a place for sweets. Not coffee SMH

[@hidecris1]

the coffee is more too. in usa

[@robertcaldwell2994]

Should had a normal coffee. Double double is awful if its not your taste. All i can taste is sugar.

[@brutonbill]

americans dont serve frozen eggs thats why

[@suitcaseguy8393]

Ya Timmies is better in the 5 timmies in America 🙄

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

Just as American beer is p!$$, so to are American donuts. Crispy Cream tried to open in Canada and failed...those bland donuts just couldn't compete. I really doubt that American coffee is any better. Then there is Starbucks...$5 coffees, rediculous!

[@vanidolce]

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[@Zachary-uk6xp]

I can’t believe Tim Hortons is American now. Ugh, I thought is just Canada.

[@edwardlenovo3240]

They have been in the states since the 90s when they briefly merged with Wendys.

[@joannepreston611]

Actually they are Brazilian. RBI aka Restaurant Brands International about them about 12 years ago. It's owned by a Brazilian investment firm. I worked for Tims for over 20 years- continuously from 2000 to 2020. They switched to par baking on 2004. Stuff is flash frozen in Oakville and warmed up instore and only has an 8 hour shelf life(except pastries/cookies which have 12 ) Their food has sucked since 2004. NOTHING is better, everything is worse but TDL the parent corporation makes more $$$$$😅

[@edwardlenovo3240]

It's better in Dubai as well.

[@radman999]

If you think this place is any good, you seriously need a taste bud transplant

[@bradh6980]

All of the food at Tim's leaves a weird waxy film on the inside of your mouth. Maybe it's better in the US, but in Canada I don't even consider it edible.

[@Triple_T_]

Tim hortons is a sell out, like so many Canadian business

[@SophiaAppleWood]

I’m not watching this video. I’m from Canada.