Why doesn't Tim Hortons serve Poutine?

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Tim Hortons loves to brag about being Canadas national resteraunt by doesn't serve Canadas national meal. It's embarrassing. Granted if any resteraunt could screw up poutine it would be Tim Hortons

[Urethra Franklin]

They'd have to start serving fries.

[Magician under the moonlight]

Dec 27, 2015 22:59:41 GMT -5 Urethra Franklin said:

They'd have to start serving fries.

I was just about to say that. Plus it id a coffee place. It's not like Starbucks serves fries.

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Dec 27, 2015 23:16:14 GMT -5 Magician under the moonlight said:

Dec 27, 2015 22:59:41 GMT -5 Urethra Franklin said:

They'd have to start serving fries.

I was just about to say that. Plus it id a coffee place. It's not like Starbucks serves fries.

Starbucks don't serve soup or chilli or full footlong sandwiches. It's more of Canadas jack in a box

[Surfer Sandman]

Uhh..probably because they serve breakfast sandwiches and coffee?

At least the one I found in Maine does. It's a combination Timmys/Cold Stone though.

[Phil Parent]

I could repeat that they don't make fries, but that's pretty much that.

Speaking about Tim's, I'm hooked on their Thai Chicken soup.

[The Unconquered Sun]

because it takes 10 minutes to get one donut that was made 6 hours ago!!! Poutine would add days to the waiting list.

[Mozenrath]

Poutine would probably totally be a thing here if it had a different name. I guess we already have cheese fries and some other relatively similar foods, but I think curds are relatively rare outside of certain states to see on menus, so if we did do poutine, it'd just be melted cheddar or something.

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[Cranjis McBasketball]

Dec 28, 2015 1:22:49 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

Poutine would probably totally be a thing here if it had a different name. I guess we already have cheese fries and some other relatively similar foods, but I think curds are relatively rare outside of certain states to see on menus, so if we did do poutine, it'd just be melted cheddar or something.

I think you guys have Disco Fries, which is just cheese and gravy and fries, which isn't poutine, but some wags insist they are.

[eDemento2099]

Dec 27, 2015 22:55:59 GMT -5 @supersweetbotch said:

Tim Hortons loves to brag about being Canadas national resteraunt by doesn't serve Canadas national meal. It's embarrassing. Granted if any resteraunt could screw up poutine it would be Tim Hortons

To be more Canadian, Tim Hortons should offer poutine, Kraft dinner, and grossly overpriced wifi access (Thanks for nothing, Rogers / Bell / Telus!). The one thing they relentlessly promote that is distinctly Canadian is maple syrup.

[The Sam]

Do they have bag milk?

[radiantsilvergun]

Dec 27, 2015 23:21:16 GMT -5 Surfer Sandman said:

Uhh..probably because they serve breakfast sandwiches and coffee?

At least the one I found in Maine does. It's a combination Timmys/Cold Stone though.

That hasn't stopped them from serving lasagna (which kicked ass), potato chips (pretty good), etc.



It's only a matter of time before they get poutine on there. 

[tigermaskxxxvii]

Is it still possible to order a "Priestly" at Tim Horton's?

[Cyno]

Dec 28, 2015 4:07:07 GMT -5 Cranjis McBasketball said:

Dec 28, 2015 1:22:49 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

Poutine would probably totally be a thing here if it had a different name. I guess we already have cheese fries and some other relatively similar foods, but I think curds are relatively rare outside of certain states to see on menus, so if we did do poutine, it'd just be melted cheddar or something.

I think you guys have Disco Fries, which is just cheese and gravy and fries, which isn't poutine, but some wags insist they are.

Yeah, we got Disco Fries, but I think that's mostly a New Jersey thing, though you do see it in parts of NY and PA, too. It's melted mozzarella and gravy on fries and it's delicious.

But yeah, it's not poutine because it doesn't use curds.