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rockzilla · 10-21-2006, 02:20 PM

I think it may be considered treason to say it, but every cup of Tim's is a bad cup of coffee. Like splck said, the shit is so watered down and bland that you have no choice but to drown it in cream and sugar.
I'm more of a Bridgehead fan myself, I may pay $0.40 more for my daily coffee (it'd be $0.50, but I bring my own mug, which is something that Timmy's won't do, unless it's a Tim's mug), but their idea of fair trade coffee involves encouraging growers to grow a product that is worth the extra money, as opposed to some other coffeeshops who'll call a coffee 'fair trade' just because they're charging you too much.
If Timmy's ever decided to offer some sort of premium coffee, a dark roast with some actual flavour, I'd give it a shot. But I would still sooner eat out a dumpster than eat any of their food (including the parbaked and frozen donuts).

10-21-2006, 02:20 PM	#8 (permalink)
rockzilla Junkie Location: The Kitchen	I think it may be considered treason to say it, but every cup of Tim's is a bad cup of coffee. Like splck said, the shit is so watered down and bland that you have no choice but to drown it in cream and sugar. I'm more of a Bridgehead fan myself, I may pay $0.40 more for my daily coffee (it'd be $0.50, but I bring my own mug, which is something that Timmy's won't do, unless it's a Tim's mug), but their idea of fair trade coffee involves encouraging growers to grow a product that is worth the extra money, as opposed to some other coffeeshops who'll call a coffee 'fair trade' just because they're charging you too much. If Timmy's ever decided to offer some sort of premium coffee, a dark roast with some actual flavour, I'd give it a shot. But I would still sooner eat out a dumpster than eat any of their food (including the parbaked and frozen donuts).