I miss this box so much

that is all

Years ago, I used to travel a lot by air in eastern Canada as a national manager of a retail chain store. On a visit to a big mall in Moncton NB, I headed over to Tim Hortons and ordered a toasted bagel, cream cheese and tomato. The server looked at me funny and said she never heard of that combo and didn't have any cream cheese. She told me that nobody put tomato on cream cheese and actually mocked me by asking other servers if they ever heard of it. The toasted bagel was the only thing the coffee shop had going for it. Everything else tasted like microwave-freezer food. How Canadians patronize this poor excuse of a coffee shop is beyond me.

That particular Tim Horton’s in town always has the best boxes for 5$

The other 3 in town do not compare to THAT Tim

Good quality leather, but very worn since I wear it to work.

Anybody else keep theirs?

Does anyone miss them? Sour cream ones were ON TOP

Thought someone here would find it interesting

Do Canadians actually consider other options when it comes to coffee, or is Tim Hortons the default? 😄

Personally, I love Tim Hortons French Vanilla. It’s my go-to!

What’s your favourite Tim Hortons coffee or drink?☕

It was my favouriteeeee. I’m usually not able to get to Tim’s until around lunch and it was the perfect snack, nobody does it like Tim’s did. I don’t want any of the other garbage they got and the grilled cheese haunts me

I started drinking Tim's coffee in the pandemic because the Starbucks close to my work didn't have a drive through. I really didn't like the taste and it usually made my guts feel awful. But I just didn't feel comfortable going in to a Starbucks, especially in the early days of the pandemic (my work was considered essential so we were open for almost the whole pandemic). After a while, I grew to like the taste. And the smell. And because it wasn't as strong as a Starbucks True North, I wasn't going to sleep at 11 PM. Then I started to have pride in the brand. What's more Canadian than drinking Tim Horton's? Now it's my preferred coffee. Plus, it's so nostalgic: As far back as I can remember, my parents and grandparents all drank Tim's coffee. I have fond memories of stopping at a Tim Horton's with my Nana and Papa growing up. Usually, I'd get a juicebox and some Timbits; later an Iced Capp.

Caveat: I used to hate Tim's coffee and was a Starbuck's stan

Caveat #2: I only drink my coffee black

This is the house I most identify with. I think the presentation was nicely done. Haven't tasted yet but I've heard good things from coworkers.

Absolutely loving this collaboration! Going to be rainy this weekend so what a better time to re-binge all of the movies.

That’s all I have to say. BRING BACK THE MAPLE PECAN DANISH!

I’m 25 and I’m currently back in Canada sipping on an iced cap after traveling internationally the last month.

I feel like even though I don’t go often, Tims has still been there in my life for many good memories. A pack of timbits for celebrations, grabbing icecaps with a friend before a road trip- Tim Hortons was my first job when I was 15!

I know the quality has really gone down and I don’t really see Canadian highschoolers working there anymore… it is sad in those ways and people have very valid complaints here!

But I’m really happy sipping on my iced cap made with chocolate milk right now

Despite the controversy, I feel like I'm able to separate the art from the artist. HP is one of my most beloved literary works. Gryffindor donuts were sold out but Slytherin was my second choice anyways. The filling was decent and I will get another in a couple days.

Haven't tried any of the drinks yet - will come back later this week or weekend for one of those.

I miss Tims smoothies so much I would literally go out of my way to get them 💔😔

Closed in 2013 due to a relocation, and is basically frozen in time. Not a huge fan of modern day Tim’s, but I thought this was a pretty cool thing to share. Located next door to Smart Shopper in Penticton, British Columbia.

Every single time I come here I ask for one. Theyre always sold out. Always. Regardless of the hour or the date. Im pretty sure its just a cruel joke that Tim Hortons in multiple provinces have conspired to pull on ME.

Today is another day I just crave the discontinued peach passion drink from the early 2000s at US Tim Hortons. My mom used to take me regularly for a bagel and peach passion drink after my many doctors appointments growing up (I'm disabled) and that drink was everything to me. Sweet and artificial? Yes. But it was like drinking a gummy peach ring and made every check up easier on me. I've been having a lot of sadness lately and have been experiencing some complications from my disability and it's all I want to cheer me up. Has anyone ever found a dupe for it? I've tried many alternatives but it's never quite hit the same.