Maclean's Magazine did not leave a single hair on Canada's favorite coffee chains head.
The article is in reference to hysteria and outrage that the Canadian company is getting bought by Burger King.
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Okay, Canada: It’s time for the hard truth about Tim Hortons
... I’m here to help. This is a safe place, Canada. I want to see you get through this. Which is why I need you to listen to me closely. These words will be painful, but it’s important you hear them:
Tim Hortons is not a defining national institution. Rather, it is a chain of thousands of doughnut shops, several of which have working toilets.
Tim Hortons is not an indispensable part of the Canadian experience. Rather, it is a place that sells a breakfast sandwich that tastes like a dishcloth soaked in egg yolk and left out overnight on top of a radiator.
Tim Hortons is not an anti-Starbucks choice that makes you a more relatable politician or a more authentic Canadian. Rather, it is a great place to buy a muffin if you’ve always wondered what it would be like to eat blueberry air.
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...imagine the consequences. Maybe these madcap foreign owners will go so far as to alter the sandwiches so they taste like . . . something. Preferably like sandwich, but, at this point, most of us have stopped being picky.
tim horton's is revolting putrid trash. I worked at one years ago and I can tell you that the '100% egg patties![;' are frozen yellow hockey pucks shipped in to the store in a large cardboard box.
yea it honestly just tastes like Dunkin Donuts, last I went to Canada. Nothing special. I've heard it used to be great before it got bought off by someone or something
Tim Hortons IS trash but it's still king. Their coffee is mediore, their latte&such are awful. The bakery is basically very sugary **** (which I lowkey love) and he's right bout the sandwiches.
I still go cause I'm Canadian and Tims is babe.
However when they had the bakery in the store >>>>