christiesplits
Senior Member
Can you imagine the taste of that wine?
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The seemingly terminal decline of Tim Hortons
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lenaitch
Senior Member
Popeye's do seem to be popping up all over the place. I recall a prior US Tim's expansion that didn't go all that well but I don't remember who owned it back then.
JasonParis
Moderator
Truly a quantity over quality business model. I liken it to Subway.
Johnny Au
Senior Member
Timmies wine:Can you imagine the taste of that wine?
Grape soda + hand sanitizer!
Jonny5
Senior Member
Oh boy.
www.cp24.com
"The chain says cheese, pepperoni, "bacon everything" and chicken Parmesan flatbread pizzas will appear on its menu Wednesday."
Guesses on how long until this one comes off the menu? Six months?
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"The chain says cheese, pepperoni, "bacon everything" and chicken Parmesan flatbread pizzas will appear on its menu Wednesday."
Guesses on how long until this one comes off the menu? Six months?
Richard White
Senior Member
Oh boy.
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Guesses on how long until this one comes off the menu? Six months?
McPizza anyone?
Northern Light
Superstar
Oh boy.
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"The chain says cheese, pepperoni, "bacon everything" and chicken Parmesan flatbread pizzas will appear on its menu Wednesday."
Guesses on how long until this one comes off the menu? Six months?
How long did the burgers last?
On the other hand...........they still sell 'doughnuts' and 'coffee' so clearly a good product is not a requirement.
Richard White
Senior Member
Not only that but I've yet to see Tim's get a food order correct or make it presentable.
I shudder to think what these pizzas will come out looking like.
lenaitch
Senior Member
Dr. Tim Oetker.
christiesplits
Senior Member
They can't even do donuts right, now they want to ruin pizza?
jje1000
Senior Member
The issue for me is not the quality (we all know it'll be premade and shipped frozen), it's that many Tim Hortons are already criminally understaffed, and this is adding yet another menu item for them to deal with.
Richard White
Senior Member
In the same vein, I can see this ending like McPizza in that it takes so much time to make that it gums up the works.
Admiral Beez
Superstar
Now these dummies can’t even run their own decades old contest.
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Admiral Beez
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I like Dr. Oetker pizzas. Under $6 bucks for two people. I do add hot sauce.
lenaitch
Senior Member
I see nothing being "made" at a Tim's site. It will be factory made, frozen then 'finished' at the restaurant.