Trying all the TimBits at Tim Horton's UK! 😲

[@PCA05KAT]

Yes, their savoury food is so elite. Love their chicken burger stack. The only donut I love is apple and caramel fritter, amazing. For drinks, french vanilla latte.

[@Justmichy1]

I love the ice caps and farmer’s breakfast wrap! I am from Canada and Timmies is my go to

[@FlowerChild65]

This is a fun one! I'm Canadian so I always love seeing these and comparing them to here. You all have some doughnuts we don't have here, like the caramel s'mores one. We also don't have the pancakes here or the burgers. (Although fun fact: Tim Horton's originally began as a hamburger stand). Tim bits are not always amazing, but like you said they're the type of thing where if you rock up to a family gathering, school trip, boring work thing etc. with some, you're styling. When I was a kid I always liked the chocolate ones, because they were more rare, like you'd get a box of Tim Bits on a weekend and it might only have 2 or 3 so finding a chocolate one was special. You're definitely right about the quality going down hill to cut costs, it used to be that they baked everything on site. Then, a while back they moved to having everything frozen and pre-made, in my opinion there was a noticeable decline in quality then. Also, back in the day, they didn't just have pre-made sandwhiches. They used to have like little mini sandwich bars in the restaurants and you could pick what you wanted. Someone would make the sandwich for you. It was kind of like Subway, but not as much choice as Subway. I think both these things were probably done away with because then you can cut staffing, if you don't have to employ people to be bakers or sandwich makers. That's just my opinion.

[@CanadianProud77]

I'm from Canada and visit Tim Hortons just about every day.... my favorite drink is original Ice Capp, 2nd is Iced Coffee... favorite donut is Honey dip, with Honey Cruller a close second.

[@abbielewis95]

The caramel Apple fritter doughnut is the best one in the U.K.! And the French vanilla coffee 😍

[@ThisWithThem]

We will have to give that one a try! Wish I tried the french vanilla too. Never tried that flavour before, will go for that next time

[@BristolLeathered2010]

I been in 2 Tim Hortons . 1 in Weston-super-Mare and other one in Cardiff ... I like them as a treat

[@ThisWithThem]

Love it!! Sounds like there’s quite a few dotted around then!

[@joannamesiano]

I live in Canada and I love Tim Horton and those Timbits are just the donut holes when they from the donuts they make

[@pinkysworn]

I wish Canadian Tims would bring back the strawberry vanilla donut. 🤤

[@CTLee420]

Right!! That was my favourite!

[@Melissa-ox9ob]

Haven't watched y'all in years. Was trying to remember your channels name. And you popped up. So exciting. Last video I watched y'all were trying American snacks at Christmas time.

[@dawnvigil7386]

Love donut holes. We don’t have Tim Horton’s here. But my favorite are the blueberry glazed cake donut hole from Dunkin Donuts. I could eat a whole box of those. 😊❤

[@GabiAnneK]

Their French Vanilla coffee is SO good and I've tried a lottttt of iced coffees :)

[@catherinebehl1]

I like Tim's every once in a while, I don't go out for coffee that much, so I go for treats.

[@ThisWithThem]

What’s your go to order?

[@catherinebehl1]

@ThisWithThem I like a large dark roast with triple cream, no sugar, and a honey cruller (or 5) I love them.

[@CriticalEatsJapan]

I wonder if people also use the term "double double" at the Tims in the UK?

[@brandonmay6927]

I still say nothing beats Krispy Kreme. I'm not a fan of cakey doughnuts. I like my doughnuts light and fluffy. So I probably would like the savoury instead of the sweet. Have a good one.

[@yefefiyah]

Huge fan of Krispy Kreme!!!!

[@JustinHill-gw7vl]

Nobody asked you that …. Have a good one

[@oliviafreedom22]

Love you guys, I have been a loyal fan for years 💜

[@candytoo3729]

Old fashioned is the way to go! Just my personal fave.

[@mycha62]

The soft pale one that is very moist is honey glazed, the other one that is white but more consistent is old fashioned glazed

[@debbiemurdoch223]

Thanks

[@timcarder2170]

A lot of items that we don't have here in Canada. Pancakes for example. What makes timmies coffee such a big seller, is the 18% creme...it's coffeehouse crack😄😆 (and i always get a 2X2...aka, a double double)

[@d_mosimann]

When will another season of WTF start? Monday in 10 weeks is Christmas.

[@susiesantino5625]

I don't think we will be getting a new season soon... Kate mentioned like a few months ago, they haven't done one because Alex wants to do them Bigger/Different

[@cristinavianna1814]

Kate and Alex again this was fun! Thank you very much. I don't know if I can ask you this, but well... to you like the KZbin channel JOLLY? I think they are hilarious. Don't worry my heart is with This With Them. Love from Rio!

[@bbmcgee33]

I’m coming to Rio next year! How cool!

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you so much Cristina! Ooo I don’t think I have seen them before, I will have to have a look!

[@mycha62]

The Apple fritter donuts are delicious, but we don’t have them as TimBits in Canada

[@xnonsuchx]

There are cake doughnuts and raised (fluffy) doughnuts. Nearly all chocolate (not just frosted) are cake ones, as are certain other varieties (“old fashioned”/“apple cider”/“sour cream”). And I’m the opposite of Kate in that I’m always disappointed when something has raspberry jam and wish it were strawberry. In Seattle, there’s a popular place called Top Pot Doughnuts. They taste fine, but my only caveat is that after you eat one, my mouth feels like I ate a spoonful of Crisco, which I don’t get from other places.

[@liseswolfs8624]

Wow, you have way more options than we have in Canada. Really sucks for us. 🇨🇦❤️

[@SuperMisspixie]

Came here to say the EXACT same thing...pretty sure we can't get strawberry vanilla in ON anymore...Tim's has gone downhill recently..and apparently across the ocean...

[@liseswolfs8624]

@@SuperMisspixie probably because it's American owned now. And we Canadians get screwed .

[@rivkahmarley]

Love from 🇨🇦 we don’t even have this many options,

[@ThisWithThem]

How funny, I wonder why they added way more to our menu then?

[@corinnerose8828]

I live in northern Canada (far, far north) and we actually have a Tim Hortons here, but we don't have pancake options, next time I am in the south and a bigger city I will have to check it out to see if they have them there.

[@helenrobinson8894]

Loved your trying video but not a fan of any of the doughnuts. We were excited to try them when we did too but i've never wanted them again. Thebreakfast sausage and egg bun/muffin is nice

[@Wright249]

What happened to the WTF series? I loved that..I hope you all bring it back! Love your videos! 💕

[@japnuts]

Canadian here. Og Tims. Ontario. We dont have many of those items. Strange. But like most chains, various in diff countries.

[@ThisWithThem]

Yeah it’s funny how different each Tim’s is isn’t it!

[@vickymichelleacademyofdanc6537]

You need to try pippin & co jam donuts. SO Good!! 😋

[@ThisWithThem]

They look so delicious!! Think we might need to pay a visit!!

[@beccasmama63]

add a small pinch of salt to a bitter coffee to get rid of the bitterness.

[@mycha62]

And no pancakes in Canada!

[@erinlee11]

As a Canadian our Tim Hortons don’t have kiosks and also we also don’t have are hamburgers and hotdogs and lattice/waffle fries doesn’t exists in tim hortons in Canada

[@helenalindfors7410]

Hi Kate and Alex 🇺🇸🥞🍩☕️☕️ Hi Little Debbie 🍊🍫 Hi Penny 🐾🐶

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey Helena! Hope you are doing well!

[@snwbnnyinoz]

That menu barely resembles my local Timmy’s here in Canada. We do have Tim bits but no pancakes or most of those donuts. Timmy’s are also in our grocery stores with soup, cereal, coffee, chili and even icecream. My go to order is Orange Ginger Quencher and an apple fritter donut.

[@ThisWithThem]

Isn’t that crazy! I wonder why they’ve made the menu so different. Oh wow. I didn’t know they now do products in your grocery shops too! How cool. Oh wow that drink sounds delicious

[@beccasmama63]

My sister in law's mum is visiting from England and we all went to Tim Hortons this afternoon. She loves it. LOL She isn't close to one of the Tim's in England I don't think. Where is that one that you go to??

[@allisonal]

In the late 90s/early 2000s I would visit Tim Horton every year and get a walnut crunch donut (dark chocolate, with nuts and a clear glaze over the top). Each year they were a bit smaller and drier than the year before. Then in 2003, they switched from making the donuts from scratch in each store, to centralized production: partially baked and flash frozen in a factory, finished off in store. The quality definitely went downhill for my taste at that point-flashier donuts, but with less character and flavour. It was disappointing, but on the plus side, I can’t eat donuts anymore, so the less craveable the better! 😄

[@arringtoncapehart1862]

Omg. Ok, thank you Kate for saying “I wasn’t recording.” I know this is kinda stupid, but it’s actually a slight pet peeve of mine that people say something like “I wasn’t filming.” Because it’s not filming. It’s recording. I feel like film is used rarely, anymore. 😂 Idk. I appreciated it, so I felt like commenting. Lol

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah thank you for commenting! I really appreciate that and you’re so right, most people do say filming now

[@KevinMcCallister85]

As a Canadian I can confirm that Tim Hortons is not what it used to be. The focus is now on introducing new food items constantly instead of doing the basics well. They used to have a nice big selection of different donuts and Tim Bits, now it's the same 6-7 flavours to choose from. They need to get rid of majority of the current food menu and get back to focusing on the things that made them popular (donuts, baked goods, simple breakfast and lunch items).

[@christianhansen3292]

you guys are such polite adorable siblings. u talk funny tho. haha K. likes a Laatte she's a new woman. lol

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah thank you so much! Haha do you mean our British accent? Haha I really am a new woman now 😂😂

[@felderup]

it's possible the reason those are better than the ones in canada is, the ones in canada are frozen dough shipped from ontario, if there aren't enough tims in the uk, they may HAVE to make them fresh as that's far enough to ship frozen dough that it'd be obviously horrible. get enough tims there, the quality will also plummet.

[@ThisWithThem]

Shame the quality has dropped now. They will realise once less and less shop there now!

[@officiallytrav]

I’m VERY picky about donuts. I like plain and classic. A cruller, glazed croissant, or plain/original Krispy Kreme type. Fluffier than cakey as I don’t like cake. So I don’t think I’d like Tim’s donuts!

[@marycook1644]

🍩🥤 L🕶️KS Yummy ! Makes me crave a maple frosted donut ! We don’t have Tim’s in our area of California though. Wish we did ! Thanks, l think for tempting me !!! Blessings again you two and Matt ! 🐻🐻🐻

[@ThisWithThem]

Mmm to maple frosted! Sounds absolutely delicious. Hehe sorry for tempting you! Blessings to you too

[@NickTours]

Oh now I need to drive over and get some TimBits. We do not have all that you have over there for Timmys. So yea you guys need to come back to Toronto and do another taste test with a REAL Canadian

[@ThisWithThem]

Haha well I hope you enjoy your TimBits if you do! I know right!! We really must come back and visit again soon

[@CTLee420]

I think it’s such a misconception that Canadians love Tim Hortons. I’ve never been a huge fan of Tim Hortons and A LOT of fellow Canadians I know feel the same. I can’t stand their coffee and don’t even get me started on their sandwiches lol I do love the honey cruellers tho!

[@mycha62]

No muffins?

[@karabates9880]

unfortunately, the only one local to me is in manchester😭😭😭😭😭

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah no and is that a while away?

[@karabates9880]

@@ThisWithThem it's a 2 hour train ride from blackpool

[@rdkartart1775]

I agree Tim's coffee is very bitter. Can't believe how many people are lined up at the drive troughs' in the mornings to get what I consider crap coffee. But tim's coffee lovers are Loyal to the brand. McDonalds coffee is way better here in my opinion. (Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada). I don't eat the donuts, but locally all the donuts are brought in frozen whereas they used to be baked fresh.

[@JacobTremblayAndTheMultiverse]

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[@joannepreston611]

Having worked at Tim Hortons for over 23 years i can say their offerings are not so great. In 2001 or thereabouts Tims switched from 2 bakes a day in store to a 'par bake' as they call it. The products arrive flash frozen from the head office. They are filled and finished in store. Alot of their procucts have an eight hour shelf life. I tasted a 12 hour old Timbit and then a brand new par baked Timbit (they yeasted honey dip is best). The old Timbit was sooooo much better. Restaurant Brands International ( they own Burger King) took Tims over about 9 or 10 years ago and the quality went even further downhill. It sucks to see an iconic Canadian brand go down the toilet. I stopped working for them about 3 years ago and only recently got my sanity back 😅

[@shaneprothero3315]

Never go to a franchise doughnut shop must go to a small family owned mom and pop doughnut shop always better doughnuts

[@AllieOop]

I’m Canadian and I actually hate Timmy’s. It looks quite different in Canada- we don’t have pancakes I don’t think. The only Tim Bit I like is the chocolate cake one. Their ice capps and lattes are way too sweet and the coffee as you say, is bitter.

[@ThisWithThem]

Funny how we have pancakes when Timmy’s in Canada doesn’t!

[@rahimoabdelrahime1435]

اول لايك اول تعليق من الجزائر🎉🎉❤

[@jessica19141]

Canada Timmies is proper shite,was good untill it was sold,then it was about the dollar not the quality

[@VickieMarie39]

🇨🇦 Little donuts🫶 those are so good Yum😋The 🥞 Too much stuff on top🫶The Coffee there’s so much sugar in them ☕️ i’d like the jam doughnut😋 try their burgers those are 🇨🇦good🍔 I want to send you a Christmas card how can I do that🇨🇦

[@emilynorman125]

A 20 pack of Timbits is $5 in Canada which is 3 pounds … I see on the video it’s 7.49 pounds. You guys are getting hosed !! 🫠

[@JacobTremblayAndTheMultiverse]

Bemaks

[@JacobTremblayAndTheMultiverse]

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