Donut holes or Timbits?
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I've only had donut holes so I can't speak about timbits but I have to imagine that donut holes are better. Because coffee shops shouldn't make donuts. Donut shops should.1
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Timbits
And does American Tim Hortons sell timbits or 'donut holes'?0 -
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Kinda seems like Timbits and donut holes are like Kleenex and tissues. One is a brand and one is the actual product.
What they're trying to say is they think Canada can fry dough up better than America when we all know who takes the gold medal in fried foods.2 -
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Caporegiem wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »Kinda seems like Timbits and donut holes are like Kleenex and tissues. One is a brand and one is the actual product.
What they're trying to say is they think Canada can fry dough up better than America when we all know who takes the gold medal in fried foods.
This is true, ain't nobody fry food better then the deep south.0 -
i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Do you want to start a war with Canada, because that's how you start a war with Canada
We've said nothing but nice things about poutine!0 -
TeacupsAndToning wrote: »I'm annoyed because at first I was joking around and I didn't care but now that Tim Hortons and timbits keep being insulted I feel deep-seated Canadian patriotism that I didn't know was there.
Donut holes are defined as a small ball-shaped doughnut.
Timbits are defined as the real word for stupid donut holes.1 -
I re-read the question and I say Timbits because I don't know what they are called in other donut shops. I can only think of Country Style and Coffee Time besides Tim Hortons and they are few and far between and I haven't been in either one in years.
Tim Hortons are on practically every corner and at half the gas stations where I live.0 -
i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Do you want to start a war with Canada, because that's how you start a war with Canada
Are you from Canada?2 -
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i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »
i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Do you want to start a war with Canada, because that's how you start a war with Canada
Are you from Canada?
You knew that eh?
French word for what?1 -
i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Caporegiem wrote: »i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Do you want to start a war with Canada, because that's how you start a war with Canada
We've said nothing but nice things about poutine!
Mmm poutine and timbits for dessert
Can someone please tell me what the *kitten* are poutine?0 -
TeacupsAndToning wrote: »i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Caporegiem wrote: »i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Do you want to start a war with Canada, because that's how you start a war with Canada
We've said nothing but nice things about poutine!
Mmm poutine and timbits for dessert
Can someone please tell me what the *kitten* are poutine?
Poutine is french fries with gravy and melted cheese or cheese curds.
Why not say French fries with gravy?1 -
TeacupsAndToning wrote: »i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Caporegiem wrote: »i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Do you want to start a war with Canada, because that's how you start a war with Canada
We've said nothing but nice things about poutine!
Mmm poutine and timbits for dessert
Can someone please tell me what the *kitten* are poutine?
Poutine is french fries with gravy and melted cheese or cheese curds.
Why not say French fries with gravy?
there is cheese on it too0 -
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Gravy doesn't go with cheese. That seems counter productive.0
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i_squat_for_pizza wrote: »Do you want to start a war with Canada, because that's how you start a war with Canada
But I like hockey football
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“Timbits” sounds like some guy named Tim’s private parts. Are Timbits hairy and salty?
Sweet and savory is all the rage these days. Yay! I’ve never tasted Tim’s bits.
Désolée. Trop de vin.
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Cheese and gravy don't go together. It sounds bad. Like Rice Rice and Gravy.0
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I had no idea that Tim Hortons was such a big thing in Canada. They are fairly new around my home
We used to have a few different donut shops, now its hard to find one that isn't Tim Hortons and if you do they are kinda grungy and gross looking, you wouldn't want to drink or eat there.
Not that I like Tim Hortons...I prefer Starbucks and I don't even drink coffee.
Rumour has it Tim's does something to the coffee to make it extra addictive...0 -
I've never heard of Tim Hortons before. At least until I people on the forums started talking about it.0
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I'll take some holes from Donut Fantasy.
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I did not know how patriotic I felt until I read this thread and saw people insulting timbits AND poutine.1
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Does the gravy have to be brown with poutine? Can it be white gravy?1
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I will take bite-sized fried-dough confections where ever and when ever I can get them.
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