Tim Hortons Hasn't Been Canadian-Owned For A Long Time - Mashed
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For all its red and white color schemes and general maple leaf-ness, Tim Hortons isn't quite as quintessentially Canadian as you might have assumed.

Just a little reminder.

Pisses me off to no end that they use the Canadian identity for marketing when they sold out decades ago.

Also their coffee and food has been shit for a long time too, coincidence? I think not.

  • Peppycito@sh.itjust.works
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    4 days ago

    people never know that our bread products are not fresh until they “catch” us putting the frozen products on the shelf.

    I don’t think you’re fooling as many people as you think. Grocery store bread is absolute garbage. Like a packing peanut with a hard shell. Try real bread from a bakery sometime and get back to me.

    • RowRowRowYourBot@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
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      4 days ago

      Worked in a commercial bakery as well as a grocery store bakery. I promise you that bread can be heated from frozen and you would not know the difference. There’s a really good chance the bakery you are buying bread from contracts a commercial bread baker. Bread ovens are big and many don’t have the space for them and non-bread ovens for other stuff.