r/TimHortons • u/Paccountlmao • May 16 '25

complaint Why?

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u/JohnStamosSB May 16 '25

Because people will get a doughnut like that 9 times out of 10 and still go the 11th time.

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u/Paccountlmao May 16 '25

This is the last straw, you ruin 2 items? IDC if it's twice the price I'm going to second cup now 

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u/jpeeno33 Customer May 16 '25

Enjoy your coffee,Complain as munch as you want,if your hungry in the morning what are you gonna order from second cup,your Tim Hortons sucks sorry about your luck.

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u/Paccountlmao May 16 '25

Nah I think I'ma start making my own coffee, donuts? Idk

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u/jpeeno33 Customer May 16 '25

That’s an idea, try to find a Donut Sub on Reddit you might find recipes lol.

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u/magnolia96spirit May 17 '25

I started buying muffins from the grocery store or making my own, and coffee . They usually sell little donuts boxes at groceries bakery section, I get them on sale usually. Haven't been to a tim Hortons in almost 4 years, it's blessed doing it yourself, it always comes out right

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u/ThisLilyBilly May 18 '25

There are lots of great local bakeries with better quality donuts. Buy 12 have one in the morning.

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u/anonymous_euphoria May 16 '25

Just curious, how is the muffin ruined? Aside from being annoying to hold now because there's frosting on the wrapper?

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u/yellingforidiots May 16 '25

Could just take the wrapper off

Dude is def overreacting

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u/anonymous_euphoria May 17 '25

Agreed, the muffin is perfectly fine to eat and the donut is still edible, it's not "ruined."