US vs. Canada Tim Hortons..one clear winner

[@82spoon82]

Dude, even us Canadians know that Tim Hortons differs by store location.😂

[@srhgrc0000]

Fr

[@Warrior_Raptor30]

So true 😂😂

[@Nuggy-jo1xi]

Yeah

[@Rude_canadian]

Them terrible workers getting put everywhere now

[@Firesigncan]

Ft fr tho

[@mwise1016]

No two Timmie’s in Canada are alike though 😂

[@LayerCake420]

But the Canadian doughnuts come frozen in from Guelph Ontario apparently

[@mrmercer2811]

Aint that the truth

[@homediei4176]

Indian recipes never taste the same man 🤭

[@jusjayjay]

no two chain restaurants are alike. no two fast food joints are alike. 🤷

[@DerekCasidy]

@@LayerCake420no it does not they are baked fresh every morning i would know bc my girlfriend works at timmys

[@wesleighcharlton]

You can’t beat us at our own game we win that every time🇨🇦

[@HypocriticallyMe]

Tell that to the leafs

[@Rennat_Tanner]

​@@HypocriticallyMeI'm Canadian and I agree.. I'm just waiting for hell to freeze over.

[@Lyv4Whattt]

@@HypocriticallyMe I’m Canadians and a leafs hater. Never liked them (Habs are better even tho they’ve been doing horrible)

[@Ben.N]

Timmies is horrible don't associate the flag with that shit lol

[@dannysroadshow]

American here 🇺🇸. I can't wait to visit Canada someday! I love your country and culture. (Politics aside).

[@SStopMotion1987]

Seeing those brown cup lids brings me back to the early 2010s 😭

[@batmanTF2fan]

Yeah :/

[@SirBagamints]

Shame the US is going to the white lids soon

[@firedflesh5427]

From the US, in the small area that Tim Hortons dominates here (Buffalo) didn’t know that y’all had different lids. I love the brown ones

[@paddington1670]

exactly where the USA's restaurant technology is situated. Waiters in Canada and the rest of the developed world have been asking, "would you like the machine to pay?" for the last 15 years. Americans are still handing over their credit cards for the waiter to run them through a central console like it's 1990 still.

[@ShyyllaaaMulveyy]

As a Canadian I actually didn’t know there was Timmie’s in the US

[@slowpoke1]

There are timmies worldwide. I had a Timmies in Manila once.

[@Lamby2509]

I thought it was a Canadian exclusive

[@Hani_attach]

@@Lamby2509same

[@kitty79532]

It's not even owned by a Canadian company anymore since like 2016 . The majority of shareholders are in Brazil, and there are 5,701 restaurants in 13 countries. If you want a Canadian owned coffee chain that's not in the States, try Second Cup . Expensive but extremely good

[@Olivia-de2cf]

Ya I thought they only have it in Canada 🇨🇦

[@mufasa2364]

I can confirm two things.1). No two resteraunts are ever the same within the same county. 2) Canada's tim hortons usually have better tasting items. Especially the coffee must be the creamer or something.

[@canadadancers9260]

ty 😁 ik u rarely hear ty comments from Canadians but dude there's no way in hell that tim Hortons is in USA 😂 im luaghing because tims in USA there must be mistakes like tim Hortons recipes are unique and if some nome Canadians make 1 of there own and sell it they would not be aloud to use same ingredients due to not growing up eating it daily im happy to see that time are going globaly better then star bucks no hate then facts just taste better in my opinion we all are different but me id chose tims always over star bucks 😎💯🇨🇦🇺🇸✌️💙💜

[@michaeltodd7115]

Tim Hortons donuts are gross! Tim Hortons donuts used to be really good, when they made them on site. Now they ship them to the stores, and they’re full of preservatives.. And they microwave all their food! They were better when they stuck to coffee and donuts, soup, and chilli and a sandwich. Now there’s way too much going on for a donut shop… good drinks though!

[@canadadancers9260]

@michaeltodd7115 I understand and agree i reply to u just to respectfully make a point idc of likes or trying to be toxic or anything modern then give u my opinion on subject because I grew up with tims and live in Canada Ontario my whole life its like Starbucks in the states good coffee but I've been told but to much crap I think it's happening everywhere nowadays I still love tims Boston cream and cookies can't drink coffee or tea not my thing i only drink ice caps there 1 of a kind anything else at tims is a blue moon meaning in don't eat there as much as I used to good place but like I said previously everyone is different so me hearing about this tims in USA I had to reply to you as I like your comment I'm not on here to troll everyone or be toxic then respectfully reply saying what I think makes sense as to many people including us Canadians with the freedom of speech laws in place so me I see something I like when I free or board and see good stuff i comment I'm basically a ghost 👻 no social medias no fame I have a rumble and youtube channel with 0 subscribers but I'm a loving person anyways ty for responds I rarely get replys anymore which is ok have a great weekend sir😎😁💯🇨🇦✌️🩵💜💙🤝

[@RenIsCool81]

Timmies was in Canada for 60 years! (Edit) thanks for the like mistory person

[@The_Machinist_23]

Canadian TiHo’s serve their coffee at the same temperature that McDonalds serve their hot apple pies, which is also the same as the temperature at the earth’s core.

[@fuyukazemi]

Pretty sure that's the US cuz that way they can sue over not having "caution hot liquid" on the actual cup.

[@mariefreeman4235]

As it should be !! Canada 🇨🇦 all the way 😊😊😊

[@ChristoPavic-ql5it]

I miss the days when Timmies was a bakery. Fresh donuts, great cakes. I use to get my kids birthday cakes there all the time. It use to be so good.

[@ScottyKushin]

I remember working there for my first job and going in early to bake everything early. Canada has changed so much in the past 15-20 years

[@gregorycraig9882]

@@ScottyKushin I remember when they made the change from fresh in store made to pre-made just throw in the oven. I drove back thru and said there is something off with your donuts, they told me the difference and things have never been as good.

[@danpang5404]

Now it’s a bunch of Indians making everything.

[@Friendly911]

It's gone down the hole thanks to Burger King buying it. The real Tim Hortons is dead a long gone.

[@SuperStar-wp4jw]

Bro, when we’re you born?

[@hanacinnabun]

Dude those old lids are so nostalgic

[@katleger8484]

The US has the old lids?! Bring them back!

[@unseenthreat5045]

I actually like the new lids we got in Canada, nicer to sip out of, less chance of accidentally burning my tongue as passenger on a bumpy road because the hole is smaller, and the red and white looks a lot nicer haha 😅

[@Nolbolt]

​@unseenthreat5045 it looks nice until you start drinking out of it then it turns brown from the coffee and looks nasty

[@andrewdaigle3255]

Those old kids would leak like crazy. No thank you. I’m ok with it looking brown, better than getting all over my pants.

[@JahmBProducts]

​@@Nolbolt function > appearance

[@Zachattack-yx3pg]

As we just saw from this video, the new one is helping keep the heat a lot more than the other.

[@Jm-np2cw]

There are probably more Canadian citizens working at Tim Hortons in the US than here 😂

[@1browngirl29]

Boo

[@tedofuentes6525]

And in canada, 90% of tim hortons employees are East indian and can hardly speak English

[@AaronWhite-pg1ht]

True😢

[@animedreamnetwork245]

Tim’s not same since they sold the company to a USA company. McDonald s may have bought the original Tim’s coffee recipe. If you find Tim’s does not taste the same too.

[@jeffreycairns767]

It's amazing how so many are unaware of McDonald's getting the contract. It happened when Timmies came out with the dark roast, a number of years ago. It was a gimmick to trick people into believing their coffee hadn't changed. I won't drink Timmies unless I'm desperate

[@MercPunisher]

Same, homemade with beans from a local roaster or Mcdonalds for me.​@@jeffreycairns767

[@randilevson9547]

Boston Cream is supreme!! Canadian here!!

[@ClappOnUpp]

This question.. every Canadian has asked himself😂

[@MagpieMalone]

In Canada the timmies are more authentic, made by international students right from india giving them the special touch

[@ScottyKushin]

Singh Hortons is what we call them now.

[@MagpieMalone]

@@ScottyKushin I also like the Taj MaHortons

[@Scarycat-01]

Taste like a poop

[@V.O.Y.S.]

Don’t forget that Tim Hortons is now owned by Burger King…. an American Company…. Fucking terrible

[@louisjbl20]

Dude they're 60 yrs old and you call them students

[@chanelleblouet7609]

For the fact that the Canadian coffee stayed warmer, I think it's jsut the fact that the cap seems a lot sturdier than the one from the US

[@AmandaAcorn-k1f]

Canada has higher food standards which forces more quality ingredients

[@HiranoMagu]

I miss the older lids. US definitely gets a point for keeping with the OG. 👍

[@kenshinx2180]

You should try Tim Hortons in the middle east , just before I return back to Canada after years overseas. Tim Hortons started opening up in middle east , I tried the Qatar Branch but it felt like a Starbucks with the prices and their sandwiches don't come close to the Canada version.

[@aaronjjacques]

The canadian walnut crunch was chocolate donut with walnuts without the sugar glaze the american version is caked in sugar.

[@anishahossain8141]

Timmies in Canada is the number 1 best no one can beat Canada's tims.💯💯🙏🙏🏻💯💯

[@azumi-osaki]

most of donuts are gone at TH... its now almost a common restaurant...

[@Sellons]

I’m gonna go out on a limb as someone who used to work at Tim Hortons and say the frosting on the Boston cream is the same but they had recently refilled the one at the American location and it hadn’t fully melted yet.

[@justAbigailsinging]

Does anyone remember our OG brown cups with the yellow background logo? Miss those days, but we still love our Timmies 🇨🇦

[@regtaylor1163]

Canada Tims uses Nabob coffee, the secret is the coffeemaker water is hotter. So get one of those wedge shaped filters, and pour boiling water through. The donuts are made in a factory in S Ontario, frozen, finish baked and glazed locally. Maybe there's a Tim's factory somewhere. I spoke to the western regional manager and he told me this. One more thing, Krispee Kreem blows Tims doors off.

[@Thebestgift-d8i]

no two locations or instances at tims are the same here

[@LiberateAlberta1907]

As a Canadian, coffee and doughnuts never taste the same regardless of which Timmies location you go to lol

[@Panzer_ze_tank]

Brown lids. I wish they would return. Well the whole quality of the food and ordering experience to return to good. I remember the breakfast wraps being huge in 2012.

[@EhLilChippy]

Can order bulk of the American lids?

[@moosemeriley]

Sorry it’s actually based on each franchised location. Each are different, in my experience, the Terminal 1 pre gate Tim’s at Toronto Pearson International has much better food and actually prices versus the one on Eglinton and Bayview but they’re both Toronto.

[@flamedance58]

Timmy's isn't owned by a Canadian company anymore. It got bought by an us company a few years ago.

[@pixiezee-rx2zf]

This is why I like being Canadian

[@noahbaker8745]

What do you mean the states has the old lids????

[@alexc9703]

Which country had more flies in the case with donuts?

[@chrismcduffie4888]

Ha ha, nice short! Keep em rolling!

[@Helfirehydratrans]

Do United States has the original lids still

[@redgkat3120]

only in the US do they still have the brown lid

[@aleemrahaman-rb9mf]

Look at the suppliers and vendors there has to be some slight variation of what they are selling 😊

[@Muggers77]

Good god the old lids… that’s a nostalgia wave I didn’t think I’d get today

[@stevenvallarsa1765]

American Tim Hortons coffee tastes slightly off as compared to the original Canadian, which must have to do with the beans here being roasted in Rochester NY. And it’s way more expensive down here. How is that possible?

[@dianagraham5945]

The boston cream is usually darker in Canada. It looks weird!

[@kurtiselsliger5726]

I did the taste test with the coffees and ice caps the American one tastes better for coffee and ice cap

[@bobisgollis5168]

Do they wash their hands in the states?...

[@janlefave3048]

Every Timmies in our city (Northern Ontario) is really good ... we tried different places in Southern Ontario including Pearson airport and it's not good at all.

[@matthewwong2407]

Let's go Canada! BTW I live In Canada 🇨🇦

[@Heyray101]

Do you know that Canadian dollar in American dollar have different?

[@Restaunique]

Canadian one has more cream and is actually bigger - if I had a nickel

[@TitusArsole]

I've been trying to tell everyone for years! It's how we drew the border in the first place. Timothy McCanuck accidentally drew it by walking from the east to the west coast, all the while dragging his hog through the dirt in 1738

[@mztwixed]

😂

[@weaserl]

bro I once ordered a Boston cream and the cream in it was like jelly bro and since that I haven’t ate one in forever 😂

[@R41ph3a7b6]

I would have given both Canada and the United States of America for tieing at the sour cream donut.

[@NoOneYouWouldKnowOf]

You can go to any one Tim's 10 different times in a day, order the same thing, and have 10 entirely different coffees lol. That being said, man do I ever miss the old lids. Used to be able to shake your coffee to make sure it was stirred well, can't do that with the goofy new lids.

[@dylanjwicklund92]

As a Canadian, I could have told you that the Canadian Tims would have been better And it all depends on who's making the coffee. My coffee was super strong this morning My favorite donut, though, has to be the Maple dip donut. They even came out with a Maple dip bacon donut for a little while.

[@Nothingtea]

The Canadian baker has used more cane syrup in the chocolate topping… but I wonder why the chocolate glazed are different. How strange

[@ryanc9830]

I got a timmies from Detroit. It was over 3 dollars US. That's nuts

[@116Super_Books]

I three tims in my town. If u drove from the first to the second its 2 minutes. Second to third is 5 minutes. 😅😅😅 And they are all always packed

[@wookinooki9023]

Are you in Detroit or Windsor?

[@aussquirrel]

In Vancouver as a non Canadian i got told its no longer named timmies but timmigrants 😂

[@michellelunnbeazley5700]

All 5 Tim's in our town are owned by the same 2 people. And even saying that no two restaurants have the same coffee.

[@victoriacuttress6142]

There is a Tom horons in USA??

[@brookestephen]

the donuts are fast frozen, then melted in the store... they all come in boxes from head office

[@dvk7277]

Try the canadian maple difference. Not sure what the Americans use as the "maple" equivalent but it is different lol

[@andrewgreen5955]

Tim’s is a magical experience every time 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@ILikeSloths60]

Since when was there Timmy’s in the usa😭😭😭

[@dymondwingzforjudah2702]

Tim Horton was wayyyy better back in the day than it is TODAY 💯💯

[@AirCanada_PTFS]

The Canadian Tim Hortons cup only stays warmer because Tim’s uses these eco friendly cups

[@stevedemoe1359]

The ol home team advantage.

[@zpnswift5006]

The fact that u would even doubt that Canadian tims might be worse than us tims

[@dawnj2360]

The people in the car beside him: he's talking to himself and drinking two coffees and eating two boxes of tims food! Well, that's a cool mental health problem to have.

[@dandecande]

We own Tims, USA could never . also our cups are double lined to keep warmer longer , yknow canadian winters and all

[@mikecasey6983]

Dude the only thing that was goin off taste was coffee, am I wrong?

[@damienhunter-hardy-keepnes8542]

There's tims in usa?

[@Cheese2_13]

I live in Vancouver the closest Timmy’s to me is rlly bad but just a short drive away to the port where the cruise ships dock is the best one I’ve ever been too🥲

[@somename152]

I tried both too and Canadas is def better by a lot

[@MTBJJ2001]

As a Canadian who used to love Tim’s. It’s not even a Canadian establishment anymore. It’s been ruined for years. I personally haven’t gone in 3 or so years. It’s gone so down hill, and any ambiance or nostalgia for the chain has been lost. I remember playing tidbits hockey and soccer and going there after every game. But that place doesn’t exist anymore

[@Just._.IN4Y4]

Every tims I go to never compared to the one near my home, it’ll always be my superior and it ALWAYS depends on location

[@gamey_badger7906]

There’s Tim Hortons in the U.S.?

[@stanbiryukov501]

The only problem is it doesn't belong to Canada anymore and it is basically a global fast food chain, so there are no miracles there. You get exactly the same in the US, the only difference is whether the one who preps coffee does follow the standard. So in your case is more of a placebo effect.

[@RedmayneDeadmayne]

Bro that old lid gave me some nostalgia

[@lisaakinlabi]

Fact - a family I met years ago opened the first Tims in the US. Fact - my father was friends with Tim Horton who asked my dad to partner in opening "a donut shop". My Dad said, What the hell am I going to to with a donut shop. Kicked his own butt years later. LOL

[@BusterLIVE_YT]

Oh my god I completely forgot about Tim Hortons old lids

[@Emerald_Vizsla]

Yeah, and a hashbrown is a dice roll whether it's flimsy or crispy.

[@TheSigma555]

Bro HOW DO YOU GET TIMMIES IN AMERICA???

[@elizabethhill7405]

Tim’s is CANADIAN! The OG baby! Js

[@Randomthings-bk5nj]

Timmies in different places exist?

[@ka2146]

I don't like Tims coffee anymore, not since they changed it, it tastes like crap now, & I wish they would change it back! If you know where I can find their old coffee, please tell me.

[@rutbyrr]

Why do the Americans get the old lids?

[@skibackgaming4795]

I feel like this is how it should be 😂

[@AmandaC.]

Never doubted for a second we did Timmies better 😂❤

[@MrPolleyr]

If you want the original (best) Tim Hortons coffee…..go to MacDonalds and order a regular coffee……they use the coffee beans that Tim Hortons started with many years ago. Now if MacDonalds just made a Framers Sauage Breakfast Wrap, I’d never go to Tim’s anymore.😎👍🇨🇦

[@SnehaKale-gx9bx]

Well we were the original and we always will be. 😀🇨🇦

[@Lolotron3000]

Wait there is Tim Hortons in the us

[@PearsonDejong]

I worked at a Tim’s with a guy that served burnt coffee, coffee with grounds and refused to wear a beard net

[@Corcontent-zn4bg]

straight facts Timmie's in canada is so good but its sometimes hit or miss

[@Kheays]

Simple answer: Canada has more food regulations meaning less chemicals in our food which loses some profit for the fast food companies but makes it taste SO MUCH BETTER

[@henry78647]

well of course canada was to win, tims is its own company after all. proud canadian here 🇨🇦

[@wxyvrnthe1]

i’m canadian and i wemt to the us and idk if that was the store but it was horrible compared to my local timmies 😭

[@abdullahal-azzawi9041]

Nah bro I compared us is 2x cheaper then Canadian and taste way better the ice cap is like 1.50 cents there large one the Canadian small one is 3 bucks

[@LayerCake420]

Around 23 yrs ago there was a Boston cream looking donut they had but it had a chocolate filling this version. This was around the time they had glass made area with a door to go into if you wanted to smoke with your Tim Horton's order. This was in Canada btw. . Tim's used to have 🍰 etc

[@Duramax_6.6]

Didn't even know that there were Tim Hortons locations in USA, but they do differ between locations, eh!

[@erinngunn3724]

there's Tim Hortons in the US? 😂😂😂