Possibly Canada’s most lucrative coffee, but I don’t know anyone who genuinely likes it. The best review you can coax even out of daily drinkers is “it’s hot and caffeinated.”
Original often tastes like what I imagine a cup of water someone has put their cigarette butts into, found it pretty variable from place to place and time of day, you do sometimes get alright coffee. I tend to drink coffee black but I totally understand why so many people get double doubles at Tims.
Might depend on where you’re from. I’m from a small town and especially the older generations love their “Timmy’s” in a way I’ve not heard any other brand of coffee compete with.
It’ll be interesting to how they’re impacted in 20 years or so now that newer generations have grown up with more options
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Possibly Canada’s most lucrative coffee, but I don’t know anyone who genuinely likes it. The best review you can coax even out of daily drinkers is “it’s hot and caffeinated.”
I’ll take two
So say we all, especially when working outside in the cold and being poor.
Original often tastes like what I imagine a cup of water someone has put their cigarette butts into, found it pretty variable from place to place and time of day, you do sometimes get alright coffee. I tend to drink coffee black but I totally understand why so many people get double doubles at Tims.
Might depend on where you’re from. I’m from a small town and especially the older generations love their “Timmy’s” in a way I’ve not heard any other brand of coffee compete with.
It’ll be interesting to how they’re impacted in 20 years or so now that newer generations have grown up with more options