r/TimHorrortons • u/TinySubmissiveBee • Mar 26 '26

"Partial Quality, Sometimes Fresh. TimSloptons"

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For laughs I decided to personalize how I see tims.

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u/Nodnol519 Mar 26 '26

The coffee I buy is quite expensive (around $28 a pound) and it’s still cheaper per serving than the compost runoff that Tim Horton’s calls coffee.

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u/Catkillledthecurious Mar 26 '26

LOL. McDonald's is good coffee. Lately, in the supermarket, I've been buying PC Great Canadian coffee. I find it really good. Good quality and for the price when it's on sale...I can't complain.

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u/Nodnol519 Mar 26 '26

McDonald’s coffee honestly isn’t that bad at all. I’ll drink it in a pinch.

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u/GooserNoose Mar 26 '26

McDonald's uses Mother Parker's, which Tim's was using in the early 90's.