A food critic eats everything on the Tim Hortons menu

Corey Mintz has written about the fallacy of Tim Hortons as a true Canadian brand (it’s currently owned by Brazilian-American food conglomerate Restaurant Brands International, which also owns Popeye’s and Burger King). Mintz has also written about Tim Hortons’ new Innovation Cafe in his piece, the supposed up-market, experimental version of Tim Hortons that looks to appeal to millennials and mimic Starbucks.
But what about the Tim’s classics?
We put Mintz in a room and had him try everything on the menu. Here’s what he thought, what he hated and what he’d have again.
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[@johnyliltoe]

Ohh, no farmers wrap? It's the only hot food I like from Timmies.

[@WilliamChan]

This was dangerous to watch while fasting lol

[@CujoBD.]

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[@davidjohnson-fw5co]

their coffee has really suffered over the years.

[@sarahedwards2]

I like their blueberry and chocolate chip muffins, as well as their bacon breakfast sandwiches on an English muffin or croissant (I used to eat and still like their biscuits, but they are SO bad for you), and bacon grilled cheese sandwiches, as well as their honey crullers.

[@user-vr3fu2ek8d]

lmao, oddly this was satisfying

[@Say_No_To_e-Girls]

Good to know that everything at Timmies is still gross.