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Tim Horton's, anyone a Fan?
- Thread starter Naiwen
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TLDR: Tim Horton's, anyone a Fan?
In a forum thread discussing Tim Horton's presence and offerings, users shared varied experiences and knowledge about the brand's global availability:
- Naiwen mentioned frequently ordering from Tim Horton's in Canada, enjoying items like BLTs, breakfast sandwiches, and donuts.
- Ozzy47 and Guest noted the absence of Tim Horton's in the Midwest U.S. and Llano Estacado region.
- Mist and safeinsanity shared negative experiences with Tim Horton's tea and coffee, respectively, with Mist also humorously noting that criticizing Tim Horton's in Canada is frowned upon.
- Lunacie expressed curiosity about trying Tim Horton's poutine but settled for a similar dish from KFC due to the lack of Tim Horton's in their area.
- Another guest mentioned that Tim Horton's, along with KFC and Burger King, are part of a larger conglomerate, with Burger King having acquired Tim Horton's before the conglomerate was formed.
- Gibby reported a Tim Horton's location in Birmingham but had not visited due to lockdown restrictions.
Overall, the thread highlighted mixed reviews of Tim Horton's products, a curiosity about its offerings outside Canada, and its limited presence in certain parts of the U.S.
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Deleted member 324
Hasn't made it to the Llano Estacado yet. Will watch for it though.
Never ate there before. Their coffee sucked when I used to get it many years ago down state in Detroit. We don't have any Tim Horton's in northern Michigan.
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Deleted member 324
I heard some years back that Tim Hortons, KFC and Burger King and several others are all owned by some conglomerate. Pretty sure BK bought Hortons before the conglomerate existed however.
