omg and the waffle fries??? and....is it just me or did the Boston cream that they got look a bit different...I don't know just something felt off about it
Ice caps. Omg. I live in Texas and I dream of going back to thunder Bay just to get an Ice cap. I do wish we had a tim Horton's here. I bet Texas would bring the burger menu with them though lol
@@the-dave-house-project sort of, the farmers wrap has a chipotle sauce, the big breakfast wrap is a choice between any sauce and im pre sure they just got ketchup
As a Canadian I think the essential thing to realize is your health and what you put in it relates to obesity and heart disease so stick to the coffee and pass on the rest.
@@rh7163 If you have an ED just say so, you can 'try' a farmers wrap and be healthy, you could eat a farmers wrap every 2nd day and be healthy, what you should really preach is exercise and not over doing unhealthy food.
As a Canadian in the UK, I was so excited for a Tim Horton's to open in my city... then SO disappointed! It's fast food in the UK, but in Canada you can get some nice soups, roast potatoes, sandwiches with actual greens in them.
YES! Every day on my way to work, my fav thing to do was pop by timbits and get myself some nice cream and broccoli soup, which came with crackers on the side, and a breakfast wrap. A really filling breakfast- perfect way to start the day!
They're British. Even Canadians have this type of weirdness. Same way how we consider it weird filming about Americans eating burgers. And Japanese screaming on screens and talking weird like they're running into the battle. They're not doing for reviews, just for views with slapping ads all over it.
Ollie’s complete and total willingness to support Josh’s lack of control when it comes to food really came out this episode 😂 I think he got into it with all the Timbits
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“ maybe potatoes don’t grow natively in Canada” me born and raised in a province in Canada that’s been awarded for having the best potatoes both nationally and Internationally 😂😂 all in all glad you enjoyed the Canadian staple haha you guys make my day when I’m sad so thanks for the video you guys are my favourite channel
I live in a town called Alliston (1 hour north of Toronto) and we’re also known for our potatoes and awards for them as we helped produce Ms Vickie’s and Lays with our potato farms
As a Canadian who also works at Tim Horton's, you HAVE to come try it in Canada. I honestly haven't heard of most of the things you guys ordered, and you need the original Canuck vibes!! Also, you should've tried an Iced Capp and an Old Fashion Plain donut, my personal faves!
Sounds like a waste of money to go to Canada and get the exact same experience. It was pretty decent when I first moved to Vancouver in 2009 but it's been bottom of the barrel stuff for close to 10 years at this point.
The more things these guys try from across the pond, the more I see that what they get really isn't very representative of reality. I'm wondering if the marketing folks are at play and have decision authority on what goes over the same and what doesn't.
they need to swing trough Montreal and try the Sugar Pie if they REALLY want to feel what a sugar literal overdose is. When I had eaten only half a piece at a restaurant in VieuxMontreal I had to push it away.. I felt a bit sick and my teeth were hurting! LOL
@@daisy9910that doesn’t actually happen I don’t think, I’ve left one sitting in the bag for several hours and came back to the icing still getting stuck to the inside of the bag
As a native Hamiltonian (Birthplace of Tim Hortons) what you tasted possibly was a fraction of what Tim Horton's food used to be. Years ago it was exceptional now it becomes closer and closer to other fast food chains. The benefit of Tim Horton's in Canada is that as others have said they are everywhere especially here in Hamilton, You either have worked at a Tim Horton's or know someone who has if not you would be suspect of being a foreigner for most of the city you can walk a few blocks and you will find a Tim Hortons. We don't have a cheeseburger on our menu so that was a shock the fries were newly added I know recently most of Tim's renown comes from their donuts and caffeinated beverages breakfast menu items have been a welcome addition but Tim Hortons roots are in those items.
I love how Josh is trying to be the mediator with “everyone’s tastes are different,” and Ollie is just unapologetically like “No. I don’t like it. Everyone is wrong.” 😂
When I worked at Tim's, the impossible burger was still on the menu. Everyone who worked there thought that it was gross. Tim Hortons should stick with breakfast food 😣. Burgers and Tim Hortons do not mesh well in my opinion.
You definitely need to go to a real Tim Hortons in Canada. The menu is shockingly different! You need to get iced Capps if you go, one just normal and one made with chocolate milk, will literally change you they’re so good! And a sausage farmers wrap, these are my go to’s when I go 😁
One of my claims to fame is that I watched Daniel Radcliffe have his first Iced Capp. He was shooting a film in front of my house when the runner came by with some. He seemed unsure at first but then said he liked it!
As a Canadian Jolly beans we need to start a riot and have Jolly come to Canada to do a food tour!! 💯 There are so many unique options just to Canada, like poutine, nanaimo bars, beaver tails, east coast donars, the options are endless!! 😄
Canada is on my list of places to visit! Scottish person here, and finding good maple syrup here is not easy. Can only find maple-flavoured syrup😢 Also, I've never tried poutine, and it looks so flipping good.
Tim Hortons is popular in Canada because in many small rural towns, it’s one of the only places opened late where half the town can go to hang out. I find it to be very heartwarming. Also the coffee is mild so people get a large cup to sip on for a long time, and pump it full of sugar and milk 🤣
Having worked at a few can confirm, It's where people go to sit and talk with people be it in the restraunt, in their cars or even in folding lawn chairs in or just off to the side of the parking lot. Would debate milk though, think the most popular generally is triple triple which is a good amount of cream and sugar. Old people in the afternoon, middle age after work and teenagers - early twenties from 9pm on.
That sounds nice, I wish I could just go to a cafe and hangout with people in the evening. There’s one cafe in my town that’s open late but it’s quite small compared to the size of my town. You won’t get half of a town of 25,000 in there. You’ll get like 30 people. It’s mostly just middle aged mums who go there to meet up in the evening. People don’t really hangout in the evening here, everything is shut.
7:52 josh you’ve just unlocked a core memory for every canadian kid. timbits on a road trip or on the way to a sports game when you were young or whenever. it was always exciting to pull into the time drive thru and grab a box
As a canadian, you guys really need to come here and try tims because the classic things to try is the iced capp, and a farmer’s breakfast wrap 🤌 also cant forget the everything bagel with garlic and herb cream cheese
I think that big breakfast wrap is what they call the farmer's wrap over there. The wedges are terrible. They should just give up with the potato products at Timmys.
I’m Canadian, born & raised, and I worked at Tim’s for a short time many years ago. I’d say the most popular/iconic items are the coffee, TimBits, donuts, and ‘iced caps’ (iced cappuccinos- a must-have if you ever go again!). Personally, I also love their steeped tea, but I assume as Brits you constantly drink tea and are therefore particular about it (?) in which case it probably wouldn’t be up to your standards 😋 In my opinion, Tim’s is best when they stick to breakfast foods- coffees, pastries, etc. They’ve tried to expand into lunch and dinner in recent years, but I don’t think it’s been that successful. Their lunch items are just sub-par, in my opinion… and it’s ironic that you loved the regular bread sandwich and the cheeseburger best, because I’ve never seen either of those in my life 😂 they definitely don’t sell the burger in Canada!!
in my 24 years of living in Canada this is the first time I'm ever hearing about or seeing the Tim's Cheeseburger. Out of the hundreds I've visited none of them served that. Maybe it's coast-locked.
UK Tim's have a completely different menu! It's fast food in terms of the meals. While many of the breakfast items look the same, one bite will have you questioning reality because they taste completely different. Same for the donuts. It's like some weird alternate dimension.
@@terrir8662Tom Hortons actually used to be really good and was a staple favourite for a long time. Then Tims was bought by an American company and the coffee changed☺️
They definitely have got to try the Tim's in Canada. I've never seen half those menu items here before 😆 And they definitely need to do a cross-Canada food tour series! Each part of Canada has their own unique kinds of food to try! It's a big country, but there are so many unique differences that can't be captured only in the big cities👌🏻😔
It's no different than when I see Brits eat food from American fast food like McDonald's and Taco Bell in the UK. I'm immediately saying, "We don't have those options here"! 🤣🤣🤣
What food does Canada have? Nanaimo bars and Poutine..lol. Apart from Quebec and it’s French culinary roots or First Nation food Canada has nothing, save the occasional hyper specific regional delicacy like Saskatoon Berry pie or whatever. Major cities in Canada like montreal or Toronto are known their culinary experiences but these are always ethnic restaurants serving the food of their culture. So unless you count Indian food or Chinese food made by Indians/Chinese people in Canada as “Canadian food” then tuff luck.
My fav food item on Timmy's menu is the Bacon Grilled Cheese Melt, and it looks NOTHING like what they ate on the video. It just looks anemic in this video when it's actually crispy, brownish and delicious here!
As a Canadian, I probably wouldn’t have gotten any of those, except for the breakfast sandwich. Tim’s is known for their donuts and coffee mainly, food is secondary. Iced Capps and Honey Cruellers are essential whenever I go. The flavours of Timbits that you guys got too are irregular to those in Canada…but they’re good no matter what, I’m glad you enjoyed them :)
As a Canadian, as mentioned in another comment, we don’t have burgers here 😂. The Timmy’s I go to, always has crispy hash browns. You 2 are great, if you come to Canada, try our actual menu. ❤
I'm north of 50 years old. I remember when Tim's was just donuts and coffee and tea. They now have a larger selection of sandwiches and soups and bagels. Some of the classics would be Apple fritter donuts and it's discontinued here but a dutchie donut could appeal to the British palate. The butter tarts is another old school favourite. Coffee should be ordered double, double, 2 cream, 2 sugar.
Apple fritters were soo good! They should bring them back and slow down with all the "dream donuts" (that have so much candy/chocolate on them and are more expensive).
As a Canadian I hadn't heard of the burger and there are alot more things to try at tim Hortons. Also alot of people are now going to McDonald's for the coffee because they bought Tim Hortons original recipe when Tim Hortons changed thiers
Fun fact: at first Tim Hortons used to sell burger but eventually changed their menu for coffee and doughnuts (I believe it was to get a different clientele such as hockey players and their parents as Tim Hortons was a NHL’s player
@@emiliesylvestre3472 I don't know if you remembered but we used to have those beyond meat burgers a few years back, wasn't that bad but it didnt take long before they removed it from the menu
The story about Tim Horton's coffee is NOt the recipe it's the beans.....T.H.'s purchaser was haggling bean prices with their supplier and the supplier decided NOt to sell the beans to Tim Horton's anymore. McDonald swooped in and took over the contract and now they have the beans that was once Tim Horton's
As a Canadian, this was very entertaining to watch and as with every other Canadian on here I was surprised at the double cheeseburger. 😂 Calgary Stampede just happened here (once a year) and one day you should come to do a Stampede food edition.
I was thinking the same thing Burgers damn guys gotta try it incanada the coffee is actually different everywhere I tried it elsewhere outside of Canada 🇨🇦 way different menu to
McDonalds actually uses Tim’s old supplier for coffee. Tim’s coffee isn’t as popular anymore. They also used to do tons of fresh baked-in-store stuff, but that was years ago. Now it all comes in frozen. Plus you should have tried more sandwiches, like the BLT. I know that’s pretty common in Britain already, but for whatever reason my cousin was obsessed when he came to visit
True story: we celebrated our 30th anniversary at Tim Hortons because they had knocked down our wedding reception restaurant and replaced it. Every guest got the cash card to order all the bits and bobs they wanted. The staff was so confused when we recreated our bouquet photo 😂. Best anniversary ever. Also, “toquebits” -brilliant!
As a proud Canadian abroad, I can truly say that Timmies in Canada is FAR better than any outside of it. Josh and Ollie, you have got to do a food tour in Canada!!! >
As a Canadian I can tell you that McDonalds coffee is much better than Tim Hortons. and Dunkin Donuts coffee is far much better than both...even though I haven't crossed the border or traveled to the states to have Dunkin Donuts in a very long time to . I have no clue why people think the burnt Hortons coffee is the best. Maybe at one point in the 80's and 90's when it little competition other stores. But even then they had places like Second Cup.
2:09 Timmie's is beloved because there's always a location where it matters the most: hospitals, airports, tourist spots, DMVs, shopping plazas etc. You pop in, ask for a "double double" (maybe a donut) and you're out the door.
"when it matgters most" tim hortons entire product line is non essential. If tim hortons was to cease to exist right now it would have zero effect on humanity. Tim horton is for the idiot who can not figure out how to make and transport coffee and needs a dose of diabetes causing baked good.
FYI a double double is a coffee with 2x amounts of cream and sugar. It’s like drinking sweet silk. You also balloon up like mad so I drink it with milk only!
FINALLY!!! A normal Josh and Ollie Jolly video!! I have been waiting!!! I want some old school studio ones filmed again... where Ollie is allowed to use his creative genius (and the credit card lol) to do ridiculous things for our amusement!!! Pleassssse! ❤
Ice Capps(cappuccinos), double doubles and Timbits are a must. I was crushed that you didn’t get the iconic ice capp, personally I love it topped with espresso foam.
Double-Doubles suck though. Why is doubled regular considered the defacto normal if people don't know your order? Then you're politely drinking sickeningly sweet coffee. 😢
So, as a Canadian here are my recommendations: Everything bagel with cream cheese is a must Apple fritter Strawberry jam filled or raspberry jam filled donut (whichever one they have or both if they have both) Crueler (that's my fiance's favourite) The muffins are great you can never go wrong with those and some of them are even filled with jam Iced Capp (basically a coffee slushie and the best way to have a coffee, especially during the hot summer) Cake donuts, chocolate specifically. Enjoy!
Canadian whose lived in the UK here! Timmies in the UK has a lot of things that don't even exist in Canada (like the waffle fries and Cheeseburger). The qualitys really went down but they used to have great soup and chilli ripp. A double double is the standard Canadian coffee order but Tims is also really big for their Ice Capps so make sure to get one next time!
You know how sometimes you enjoy trying new food, but sometimes you just want an old favorite? While I have enjoyed the recent series, this is what I was craving. Josh and Ollie, in front of a camera, just being them. That is my comfort food.
As a Canadian I’m screaming!!!! Although I’ve never had a cheeseburger from Tim’s before 😮 Come visit and try ours! The menu is slightly different Although Tim’s coffee is so hit or miss. Sometimes it’s good or it’s burned lol.
As a Canadian, I'm so surprised you didn't order the coffee as a double double! As for food, if you go to Canada, I recommend you get at least one of your breakfast sandwiches on a biscuit (or scone, essentially).
How olies' eyes opened wide when he saw the Boston creme was perfect. If they have the french wheel donut, try it as its quite light compared to a filled donut and a good balance of texture and sweetness. My overall favorite😅
"Tim's Bits" IM DEADDD I'm glad you guys enjoyed the Timbits! Honestly they're such a great snack to pick up if you can't commit to a single donut flavour.
In Canada our Tim Hortons has like Chipotle steak rice bowls, chicken lime rice bowls etc. we have a variety of wraps and a breakfast bagel belt, breakfast croissant and more. Potato wedges, soups, cookies and muffins! I definitely recommend you actually come to Canada and try it. A few of the things you tried have never been on our Tim Hortons menu…like a burger 😂
I love that Josh and Ollie can still crack each other up (Josh, almost to the point of choking) while sampling food. They've been doing this for quite some time but it doesn't get old....still amusing. "... I'm consistently amazed by how bad people's taste..." Hahaha, thanks guys.
This menu is quite different than what is actually in Canada. The names of items are different too! And the timbits box is an iconic institution for Canadians, especially Canadian children. I could spot one several hundred meters away and distinctly recall the agony of waiting for some adult to offer me an opportunity to dig into it before all the 'good ones' are gone.
Tim Horton's is an institution here in Canada...we take our coffee and donuts seriously!! As a Canadian I am happy to see a Tim's in UK, enjoy our deliciousness.
As a Canadian, you need to try the potato wedges, aND THE APPLE FRITTER DOUGHNUT!! It's so good- also come to Canada and try it from a real Tims because it seems like there's some things missing from the menu. Hashbrowns are also my childhood and they taste sooooo good, they're crispy and delicious here
I think a lot of people in the comments missed the first part when they mentioned that they are not in Canada and their teleporting a Tim Horton's to the UK joke
As much as I like watching these two, Ollie seems to downgrade items before he even tries a bite. It might make it harder to form an unbiased opinion. But still love watching!
One of the things I like at Tims is the French Vanilla they have... it is REALLY rich and can be compared to a hot chocolate but french vanilla instead.
Tims in Canada is completely different. Save for staple items like timbits and classic donuts! No burgers (unless that's a specialty in a particular province), even the wraps are different. In Canada the wraps are a lot jazzier, there's also soups that have become staples over the years. I would recommend trying the Ice Capp and fruit explosion muffin! Those have been a long time items on the menu. Definitely make a comparison video if you ever visit Canada!
As a canadian i absolutely love the hashbrowns, timbits and the donuts. I don’t know if the hashbrowns being bad was based off of the location, but here in canada i love them. Love from Canada 🇨🇦
As a Canadian I only buy coffee from Tims, Lrg with one cream. Tims has reached the point of saturation hear. You can head in any direction and stumble across a Tim's in about 1-2km.
Canadian here (specifically from Ottawa). Tim’s or Timmie’s as we call it is synonymous with road trips, hockey tournaments and cottage weekends. To my knowledge, Tim’s has never previously had a burger option. They’ve tried to do different things but their bread and butter is coffee/iced Capp, Timbits, bagels and donuts. You guys should definitely come to Canada. Tons of food chains, different landscapes and experiences to be had that are different than the States (what we call the USA).
I'm consistently amazed by how bad Ollie's taste buds are too. But Josh is always on point and seems to have more normal/accepting taste buds like the rest of us do...
Well they had a video where they did a genetic test and it turns out Ollie has a very sensitive palate which is why he tends to prefer things that are more plain.
As a Canadian, I recommend trying the bagel B.E.L.T and the iced capp when you’re in Canada 🇨🇦 Also, Ollie, potatoes are pretty much the ONLY thing we can grow here 😂
Canadian here, glad to see some content about home! Don't understand why there is a burger on the menu over there, thought they would try to make it be a bit more like the menu over here and then change things as they discover the U.K palete. The hashbrown you had does not look anywhere near what is made over in Canada. Never seen a Big Breakfast wrap and I can tell it doesn't beat the Famer's Wrap. Timbits are a national treasure! If you ever go back try the Sour Cream Glaze doughnut if it is on the menu. This video has given me the spark to catch up on the last 2-3 years of content across the two channels after taking care of the parents and life caught up with us all. Thank you for what you all do and please continue bringing joy to everyone's lives you are a part of! P.S Olly doesn't know about how Canadians have a friendly appearance but when we need to, we stand our ground.
The thing you said about Canadian children going for a box of Timbits...yup. My parents used to buy them for me as a kid and now they buy them for the grandkids. And school teachrs often buy them for an easy class treat for special occasions. Canadian childhood essential! Also not unusual for larger boxes of them to be brought to parties and large gatherings.
This is it exactly and its open in very convenient locations. I'd rather just walk 5 mins to my local timmies than travel 30 mins to a much better coffee shop.
@@NotMac Yes, but does that in itself make it a Canadian company? The foundation of that brand is their root beer which is American. I think we have memories eating at these establishments but they aren't Canuck.
Let’s be clear, it’s not Canada’s best coffee, it’s just the cheapest/most accessible cause tim hortons are everywhere. Also def should’ve gotten a honey cruller.
Omg!!! I’m legit so happy that you guys returned back to making Canada food testing (although this tim hortons is in london)!! Next , try a real quebec style poutine(when you find the time to come to Canada ofc)! Love your guys content , stay safe ❤
I live an hour from the BC border yet we have ZERO Tim Horton's in WA!!!! Now that my permanent resident card has been renewed I'm road tripping up just to get some!
Tim Horton's is a coffee and donut shop, with your other bakery staples (muffins, croissants, bagels). Anything beyond that is simply "while I'm here" food, rather than something really good that you will go there for.
OH man i got SO HYPED for a Canadian food tour, i swear you two need to come over to Canada to experience all the French and British fusion foods i grew up with in Quebec, + the seafood from the maritimes and all the incredible variety from the western provinces. Edit: Ive never seen a double cheeseburger at my Tim Hortons XD, my go to is the turkey blt club, it effin slaaaps. Edit2: 10:59 Go to Canada AGAIN? When did you two go for the first time? I dont remember seeing a video on it (if anyone can point me to it id love to watch it!)
So bizarre that they added random menu items we don't even have in Canada like waffle fries and burgers. You guys will have to come to Canada and try out beavertails next (the pastry, not the animal) if you haven't already. They are delicious.
Ice-cappuccino is a Canadian favourite. Honestly, I haven't been back home in a while to see if Tim Horton's changed anything. But fun fact: The locals call Tim Horton's "Timmy's", for short.
After they gave Justin Bieber his own timbits and called them "Tim biebs", Canadian comedian/actor Brent Butt suggested that he should get his own timbits but call them Butt Holes. 😂
Don’t forget that they are catering to the local taste buds a lot of the time. Some of the things you tasted I have never seen at my own Timmies. You have to visit Canada guys!
Fun Fact: In Quebec, the breakfast sandwich is called a Tim Matin (roughly translates to Tim Morning). Shame they don't really have a english version of the name. It is just breakfast sandwich. Also as others have said honey crueler (rousette au miel) and IceCaps are a must try. :3
as a canadian, when the worker said an essential to try is the burger i laughed because we don't have that on our menu
I dont recognise the muffin or the wrap...like what the heck
They didn’t even get the iced capp 😅
@@Layjun and the chocolate chill man 😩
Iced capp would have been a staple. Maybe French vanilla? Definitely not a burger lol
@@MyriamBernard13 sausage farmer with fruit explosion and ice cap
As a Canadian, I was shocked and quite frankly fascinated by the idea of a Tim Hortons cheese burger.
Ya I’ve never seen them at our Timmy’s here ever but it sounds interesting
@@MsBluebot People would probably riot ;)
omg and the waffle fries??? and....is it just me or did the Boston cream that they got look a bit different...I don't know just something felt off about it
@@peterpain6625 I think people did riot when they tried that in Quebec and rightfully so cuz it’s bull crap
I don't think we have the fries also. At least I have never seen a Tim Horton with fries on the menu before.
As a Canadian i was shocked to see cheese burger. I have NEVER seen one on the menu 😭. Also u got to try the ice caps. they are so good.
Ever since Burger King bought TH a menu change was bound to happen and proably in a new market so they don't disrupt an established fanbase
The one thing you need to try at tims is an ice cap
I literally just skipped through the cheeseburger part because no. This is not a thing.
From Quebec, never seen
Ice caps. Omg. I live in Texas and I dream of going back to thunder Bay just to get an Ice cap. I do wish we had a tim Horton's here. I bet Texas would bring the burger menu with them though lol
as a canadian, i think an essential item to try is the farmers wrap.
They got the big breakfast wrap, which is the same thing except with bacon added.
And no chipotle mayo
@@the-dave-house-project sort of, the farmers wrap has a chipotle sauce, the big breakfast wrap is a choice between any sauce and im pre sure they just got ketchup
As a Canadian I think the essential thing to realize is your health and what you put in it relates to obesity and heart disease so stick to the coffee and pass on the rest.
@@rh7163 If you have an ED just say so, you can 'try' a farmers wrap and be healthy, you could eat a farmers wrap every 2nd day and be healthy, what you should really preach is exercise and not over doing unhealthy food.
As a Canadian in the UK, I was so excited for a Tim Horton's to open in my city... then SO disappointed! It's fast food in the UK, but in Canada you can get some nice soups, roast potatoes, sandwiches with actual greens in them.
YES! Every day on my way to work, my fav thing to do was pop by timbits and get myself some nice cream and broccoli soup, which came with crackers on the side, and a breakfast wrap. A really filling breakfast- perfect way to start the day!
It was either that or Chili. Either way, really filling. I still have it every day.
@@devilkris07 Haha I was just going to say don't forget the chili.
Also I was thrown by the double cheeseburger. I have never had a Tim Horton's burger in my life.
I didn't even know Tims had cheeseburgers
It's so weird how they eat like half a burger in one bite, but eating a single donut hole in one bite is outrageous to Josh.
lmfao right?
it's not always about the size of the mouth
sometimes big things need big bites, little dainty balls need little nibbling
@@user-ed9ch2ch3c- Sun Tzu
They're British. Even Canadians have this type of weirdness.
Same way how we consider it weird filming about Americans eating burgers.
And Japanese screaming on screens and talking weird like they're running into the battle.
They're not doing for reviews, just for views with slapping ads all over it.
he’s saying that so then they don’t finish them
Ollie’s complete and total willingness to support Josh’s lack of control when it comes to food really came out this episode 😂 I think he got into it with all the Timbits
Well they are wife & husband, support is a foundation of marriage 😂
Abbsolutely
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“ maybe potatoes don’t grow natively in Canada” me born and raised in a province in Canada that’s been awarded for having the best potatoes both nationally and Internationally 😂😂 all in all glad you enjoyed the Canadian staple haha you guys make my day when I’m sad so thanks for the video you guys are my favourite channel
I live in a town called Alliston (1 hour north of Toronto) and we’re also known for our potatoes and awards for them as we helped produce Ms Vickie’s and Lays with our potato farms
Also the town where sir fredrick banting was born and raised (the inventor of insulin)
The reason Tim's potato based items are no good is cause they don't have fryers in the shop.
Hahaha it’s true that McDonald’s Hashbrowns are yet to be beat even here in Canada
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As a Canadian who also works at Tim Horton's, you HAVE to come try it in Canada. I honestly haven't heard of most of the things you guys ordered, and you need the original Canuck vibes!! Also, you should've tried an Iced Capp and an Old Fashion Plain donut, my personal faves!
I have never heard of the double cheeseburger before on the Tim's menu, and from the look of what they got, it wasn't a quality specimen.
Sounds like a waste of money to go to Canada and get the exact same experience. It was pretty decent when I first moved to Vancouver in 2009 but it's been bottom of the barrel stuff for close to 10 years at this point.
The more things these guys try from across the pond, the more I see that what they get really isn't very representative of reality. I'm wondering if the marketing folks are at play and have decision authority on what goes over the same and what doesn't.
they need to swing trough Montreal and try the Sugar Pie if they REALLY want to feel what a sugar literal overdose is. When I had eaten only half a piece at a restaurant in VieuxMontreal I had to push it away.. I felt a bit sick and my teeth were hurting! LOL
Right !? No iced Capp !?
As a Canadian, highly recommend the ice capps!!! They are one of the most classic items on the menu
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Any particular one? I usually get an iced mocha latte but love trying other people’s favorites!
thesearedaydreams6854 I always go for caramel but Oreo is also really good
I feel like they start to taste a bit weird towards the end. Is it just me? Also, paper straws don’t do well with ice caps - they get so soggy 😩
@@TofuTeo ik this is an old comment, but i suggest sipping the iced capp from the top down! i find that the taste stays more consistent that way hehe
the fact that the chocolate on the boston cream didn't stick in the bag is a miracle 😆
That's a good sign it's stale, and the donut has sucked the moisture out of the icing.
isn't boston cream a sort of particular custard filling in the cake original PLus a chocolate icing (as opposed to the heavier frosting)
Haha! 💯 expecting an unceremoniously denuded Boston cream reveal there 😂
maybe it was real chocolate and not just brown sugar icing.
@@daisy9910that doesn’t actually happen I don’t think, I’ve left one sitting in the bag for several hours and came back to the icing still getting stuck to the inside of the bag
As a native Hamiltonian (Birthplace of Tim Hortons) what you tasted possibly was a fraction of what Tim Horton's food used to be. Years ago it was exceptional now it becomes closer and closer to other fast food chains. The benefit of Tim Horton's in Canada is that as others have said they are everywhere especially here in Hamilton, You either have worked at a Tim Horton's or know someone who has if not you would be suspect of being a foreigner for most of the city you can walk a few blocks and you will find a Tim Hortons. We don't have a cheeseburger on our menu so that was a shock the fries were newly added I know recently most of Tim's renown comes from their donuts and caffeinated beverages breakfast menu items have been a welcome addition but Tim Hortons roots are in those items.
Funny enough i built the renovated 2 floor tims in Hamilton years and years ago . I was apart of that project.
I did giggle at “hamiltonian” haha - love hamilton area though, lived near ancaster for a bit
ever since they were bought out by the Brazilians they have been in decline
Til Tim's is from Hamilton. As someone who went to school and lived in Hamilton for over half a decade, I'm surprised that fact ain't more well known.
Hamilton's Pro football (soccer) Team's jersey sponsor is Tim Hortons and they play at Tim Hortons field!
I love how Josh is trying to be the mediator with “everyone’s tastes are different,” and Ollie is just unapologetically like “No. I don’t like it. Everyone is wrong.” 😂
As a Canadian I had a visceral reaction to hearing that there was a burger on the menu 😭💀
The outcome of the merger with Burger King 😢
Right?! So wrong!
When I worked at Tim's, the impossible burger was still on the menu. Everyone who worked there thought that it was gross. Tim Hortons should stick with breakfast food 😣. Burgers and Tim Hortons do not mesh well in my opinion.
My first reaction. WTF?
@@maryannezou5261 I've not tried the burger, but the crispy chicken burger was very nice.
As a Canadian, I was happy to see Ollie suggest popping the timbits in your mouth all-in-one; you simply don’t bite into them 😂
Right. I can't believe they share anything really.
Timbits Must Only Be Eaten The Canadian Way. Pop Don't Bite
The same way we do with donut holes.
They have Tim’s In Texas
@@renecrump7850 in Ohio and KY as well.
Canadian here - you need to try an Iced Cap. It's an absolute treat in warm weather. and try the chili!!!
You definitely need to go to a real Tim Hortons in Canada. The menu is shockingly different! You need to get iced Capps if you go, one just normal and one made with chocolate milk, will literally change you they’re so good! And a sausage farmers wrap, these are my go to’s when I go 😁
Ice capp with chocolate milk is my go-to 🥰
One of my claims to fame is that I watched Daniel Radcliffe have his first Iced Capp. He was shooting a film in front of my house when the runner came by with some. He seemed unsure at first but then said he liked it!
they need to get a extra large double double
No they don't. Tim's in Canada seems to be not even as good as the one they went to in the U.K.
@jimchabai3163 have you even been to a true Canadian Tim’s? Are you even Canadian?
As a Canadian Jolly beans we need to start a riot and have Jolly come to Canada to do a food tour!! 💯 There are so many unique options just to Canada, like poutine, nanaimo bars, beaver tails, east coast donars, the options are endless!! 😄
I agree with you
And not to forget maple syrup on snow! Just seeing Ollie's face would make my day
YESSS
Canada is on my list of places to visit! Scottish person here, and finding good maple syrup here is not easy. Can only find maple-flavoured syrup😢 Also, I've never tried poutine, and it looks so flipping good.
Don't forget Montreal smoked meat!
Tim Hortons is popular in Canada because in many small rural towns, it’s one of the only places opened late where half the town can go to hang out. I find it to be very heartwarming. Also the coffee is mild so people get a large cup to sip on for a long time, and pump it full of sugar and milk 🤣
odd. when i go to them it's all old or middle-aged people. never people my age.
Having worked at a few can confirm, It's where people go to sit and talk with people be it in the restraunt, in their cars or even in folding lawn chairs in or just off to the side of the parking lot. Would debate milk though, think the most popular generally is triple triple which is a good amount of cream and sugar. Old people in the afternoon, middle age after work and teenagers - early twenties from 9pm on.
Double cream, double sugar, known as the “Double Double.” There is even a special edition Double Double Coffee Crispy candy bar.
When I was a kid, I lived in a town so small, there were only three Tim Hortons locations.
That sounds nice, I wish I could just go to a cafe and hangout with people in the evening. There’s one cafe in my town that’s open late but it’s quite small compared to the size of my town. You won’t get half of a town of 25,000 in there. You’ll get like 30 people. It’s mostly just middle aged mums who go there to meet up in the evening. People don’t really hangout in the evening here, everything is shut.
7:52 josh you’ve just unlocked a core memory for every canadian kid. timbits on a road trip or on the way to a sports game when you were young or whenever. it was always exciting to pull into the time drive thru and grab a box
As a Canadian, I’ve never seen Tim’s carry that double cheeseburger
never seen it in Manitoba
Never seen it in Ontario either.
I've never seen the waffle fries either
Never seen it in Alberta either
Not in Quebec either! Also sour cream glazed is the best donut!
Ollie: I’m consistently amazed at how bad people’s tastes are
Also Ollie: likes the most blandest things 🤣🤣🤣
THATS WHAT IM SAYING
Ollie is truly british
As a canadian, you guys really need to come here and try tims because the classic things to try is the iced capp, and a farmer’s breakfast wrap 🤌 also cant forget the everything bagel with garlic and herb cream cheese
*drooling* I just finished eating lunch and now you make me want to drive the 5 mins to get to a Tim's 😂
tbh the wraps and potato wedges have only been out for like 5 years. they are not really classic to people born and raised here.
I’m Canadian to 🇨🇦🍁
I think that big breakfast wrap is what they call the farmer's wrap over there.
The wedges are terrible. They should just give up with the potato products at Timmys.
Most items at Tims are overpriced, very mediocre fast food, but if you are impressed with a bagel and creamcheese, I guess it's a good option.
I’m Canadian, born & raised, and I worked at Tim’s for a short time many years ago. I’d say the most popular/iconic items are the coffee, TimBits, donuts, and ‘iced caps’ (iced cappuccinos- a must-have if you ever go again!). Personally, I also love their steeped tea, but I assume as Brits you constantly drink tea and are therefore particular about it (?) in which case it probably wouldn’t be up to your standards 😋
In my opinion, Tim’s is best when they stick to breakfast foods- coffees, pastries, etc. They’ve tried to expand into lunch and dinner in recent years, but I don’t think it’s been that successful. Their lunch items are just sub-par, in my opinion… and it’s ironic that you loved the regular bread sandwich and the cheeseburger best, because I’ve never seen either of those in my life 😂 they definitely don’t sell the burger in Canada!!
Their chili meal is delicious, I get it all the time since I don’t like very spicy foods so their chili is more my taste.
in my 24 years of living in Canada this is the first time I'm ever hearing about or seeing the Tim's Cheeseburger. Out of the hundreds I've visited none of them served that. Maybe it's coast-locked.
UK Tim's have a completely different menu! It's fast food in terms of the meals. While many of the breakfast items look the same, one bite will have you questioning reality because they taste completely different. Same for the donuts. It's like some weird alternate dimension.
Same!
in my 31 years of living in Canada, I have yet to hear anyone say Tim Hortons was their favourite coffee lol
@@terrir8662Tom Hortons actually used to be really good and was a staple favourite for a long time. Then Tims was bought by an American company and the coffee changed☺️
Same!
They definitely have got to try the Tim's in Canada. I've never seen half those menu items here before 😆 And they definitely need to do a cross-Canada food tour series! Each part of Canada has their own unique kinds of food to try! It's a big country, but there are so many unique differences that can't be captured only in the big cities👌🏻😔
It's no different than when I see Brits eat food from American fast food like McDonald's and Taco Bell in the UK. I'm immediately saying, "We don't have those options here"! 🤣🤣🤣
What food does Canada have? Nanaimo bars and Poutine..lol. Apart from Quebec and it’s French culinary roots or First Nation food Canada has nothing, save the occasional hyper specific regional delicacy like Saskatoon Berry pie or whatever. Major cities in Canada like montreal or Toronto are known their culinary experiences but these are always ethnic restaurants serving the food of their culture. So unless you count Indian food or Chinese food made by Indians/Chinese people in Canada as “Canadian food” then tuff luck.
@@JohnDoe3-1-4 true most food i've tasted is generic as hell. half of it is probably copied from the Americans.
My fav food item on Timmy's menu is the Bacon Grilled Cheese Melt, and it looks NOTHING like what they ate on the video. It just looks anemic in this video when it's actually crispy, brownish and delicious here!
Literally everything they ordered is in Canada aside from the cheeseburger
As a Canadian, I probably wouldn’t have gotten any of those, except for the breakfast sandwich. Tim’s is known for their donuts and coffee mainly, food is secondary. Iced Capps and Honey Cruellers are essential whenever I go. The flavours of Timbits that you guys got too are irregular to those in Canada…but they’re good no matter what, I’m glad you enjoyed them :)
Definately Cruellers are > Doughnuts.
Ever since Burger King bought Timmies, Mother Parker supplies McDonald's with the not-Tim Hortons blend.
As a Canadian, as mentioned in another comment, we don’t have burgers here 😂. The Timmy’s I go to, always has crispy hash browns. You 2 are great, if you come to Canada, try our actual menu. ❤
If i was Josh i would be in constant danger of choking to death with Ollie around. How is that guy so god damn funny?
You can really tell they are the best of friends, they bite off the same spot. For some reason that's so endearing and wholesome :)
I agree that you can tell they are the best of friends, but I wouldn't bite from the same spot as anyone else besides my wife! 😅
@@Justin_WI mean Ollie is Josh's first wife😂😂😂
Germy and nasty 🤢 🦠
Josh is just sick of Lady and Tramping things 😄
Work wife's
Ollie supporting Josh’s habit of buying too much food just proves he is wife no.1 😂
I'm north of 50 years old. I remember when Tim's was just donuts and coffee and tea. They now have a larger selection of sandwiches and soups and bagels. Some of the classics would be Apple fritter donuts and it's discontinued here but a dutchie donut could appeal to the British palate. The butter tarts is another old school favourite. Coffee should be ordered double, double, 2 cream, 2 sugar.
The donuts were deep fried in house aswell..know just frozen and thawed...😥
Apple fritters were soo good! They should bring them back and slow down with all the "dream donuts" (that have so much candy/chocolate on them and are more expensive).
Thankfully they brought the Dutchie back at least for now with the retro donuts. If only it would be a permanent edition
As a Canadian I hadn't heard of the burger and there are alot more things to try at tim Hortons. Also alot of people are now going to McDonald's for the coffee because they bought Tim Hortons original recipe when Tim Hortons changed thiers
yeah I always go to tim hortans just for the bagels and donuts now haha
Fun fact: at first Tim Hortons used to sell burger but eventually changed their menu for coffee and doughnuts (I believe it was to get a different clientele such as hockey players and their parents as Tim Hortons was a NHL’s player
@@emiliesylvestre3472 I don't know if you remembered but we used to have those beyond meat burgers a few years back, wasn't that bad but it didnt take long before they removed it from the menu
The story about Tim Horton's coffee is NOt the recipe it's the beans.....T.H.'s purchaser was haggling bean prices with their supplier and the supplier decided NOt to sell the beans to Tim Horton's anymore. McDonald swooped in and took over the contract and now they have the beans that was once Tim Horton's
@@jaygauthier21 hard to source it and not enough people willing to give it a try, i think.
As a Canadian, this was very entertaining to watch and as with every other Canadian on here I was surprised at the double cheeseburger. 😂 Calgary Stampede just happened here (once a year) and one day you should come to do a Stampede food edition.
I second this! Y'all need to come to Calgary Stampede, try the wildest foods, and watch "the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth".
Hope you had a great time in Calgary.
I was thinking the same thing Burgers damn guys gotta try it incanada the coffee is actually different everywhere I tried it elsewhere outside of Canada 🇨🇦 way different menu to
YES GUYS, COME TO OUR CALGARY STAMPEDE.
I second this as well Calgary Stampede is prime food time, plus the rodeo 😏
The biggest crime here was the lack of honey crullers 🚓
as a canadian im actually not a fan of the honey cruellers, i actually prefer sour cream donut or the bostom cream, or even the chocolate glaze
As a Canadian, I’m a huge fan of honey crullers and the honey dip. I hate sour cream in general tho
I was thinking the same! Honey Cruller for the win ❤
Wrong.
Could you explain please - for the uninitiated?! 😂🤗
McDonalds actually uses Tim’s old supplier for coffee. Tim’s coffee isn’t as popular anymore. They also used to do tons of fresh baked-in-store stuff, but that was years ago. Now it all comes in frozen.
Plus you should have tried more sandwiches, like the BLT. I know that’s pretty common in Britain already, but for whatever reason my cousin was obsessed when he came to visit
True story: we celebrated our 30th anniversary at Tim Hortons because they had knocked down our wedding reception restaurant and replaced it. Every guest got the cash card to order all the bits and bobs they wanted. The staff was so confused when we recreated our bouquet photo 😂. Best anniversary ever. Also, “toquebits” -brilliant!
Fun idea!
This is amazing 😂
Amazing!🎉
As a proud Canadian abroad, I can truly say that Timmies in Canada is FAR better than any outside of it. Josh and Ollie, you have got to do a food tour in Canada!!! >
As a Canadian I can tell you that McDonalds coffee is much better than Tim Hortons. and Dunkin Donuts coffee is far much better than both...even though I haven't crossed the border or traveled to the states to have Dunkin Donuts in a very long time to . I have no clue why people think the burnt Hortons coffee is the best. Maybe at one point in the 80's and 90's when it little competition other stores. But even then they had places like Second Cup.
2:09 Timmie's is beloved because there's always a location where it matters the most: hospitals, airports, tourist spots, DMVs, shopping plazas etc. You pop in, ask for a "double double" (maybe a donut) and you're out the door.
Ditto for Timmy Ho's in the States. But ours doesn't have half those menu items they tried.
"when it matgters most" tim hortons entire product line is non essential. If tim hortons was to cease to exist right now it would have zero effect on humanity. Tim horton is for the idiot who can not figure out how to make and transport coffee and needs a dose of diabetes causing baked good.
FYI a double double is a coffee with 2x amounts of cream and sugar. It’s like drinking sweet silk.
You also balloon up like mad so I drink it with milk only!
As a Canadian this was the absolute best video reaction I've seen. I love to see that timmies is appreciated by more then just us Canadians
FINALLY!!! A normal Josh and Ollie Jolly video!! I have been waiting!!! I want some old school studio ones filmed again... where Ollie is allowed to use his creative genius (and the credit card lol) to do ridiculous things for our amusement!!! Pleassssse! ❤
Agreed. I'm starting to get tired of the high schooler videos now. It's starting to get old now. Lol
Me too.
Miss rev Chris a lott
Ice Capps(cappuccinos), double doubles and Timbits are a must. I was crushed that you didn’t get the iconic ice capp, personally I love it topped with espresso foam.
Double-Doubles suck though. Why is doubled regular considered the defacto normal if people don't know your order? Then you're politely drinking sickeningly sweet coffee. 😢
@ryantrott4802 Regular is literally called regular, so it obviously should be the default.
It's hilarious that Olly is the guinea pig. He tastes everything first & Josh checks his face first before taking a bite
I love how they keep referring/comparing every breakfast sandwich to the McMuffin because McDonald's basically invented this sandwich 😂😂😂😂
English muffins and sausage were a thing before mcdonalds. Lol
Did McDonald's invent the burger also?😅
"I'm consistently amazed by how bad people's tastes can be."
This is coming from a guy who's favorite Girl Scout Cookie was the Trefoil... 😂😂
Samoans for me :D yum ^_^
Josh trying to stop Ollie from popping back the Timbits was like Buddy the elf with the cotton balls 😂
That's right, @rachelinkala1707! I was trying to figure out why it rang a bell.
Best analogy lol
So, as a Canadian here are my recommendations:
Everything bagel with cream cheese is a must
Apple fritter
Strawberry jam filled or raspberry jam filled donut (whichever one they have or both if they have both)
Crueler (that's my fiance's favourite)
The muffins are great you can never go wrong with those and some of them are even filled with jam
Iced Capp (basically a coffee slushie and the best way to have a coffee, especially during the hot summer)
Cake donuts, chocolate specifically.
Enjoy!
Yea fr and never get the strawberry icing topped donut, that thing is gross as hell. (from my experience it was also stale)
The peanut butter cookies
Canadian whose lived in the UK here! Timmies in the UK has a lot of things that don't even exist in Canada (like the waffle fries and Cheeseburger). The qualitys really went down but they used to have great soup and chilli ripp. A double double is the standard Canadian coffee order but Tims is also really big for their Ice Capps so make sure to get one next time!
You know how sometimes you enjoy trying new food, but sometimes you just want an old favorite? While I have enjoyed the recent series, this is what I was craving. Josh and Ollie, in front of a camera, just being them. That is my comfort food.
Agreed
As a Canadian I’m screaming!!!! Although I’ve never had a cheeseburger from Tim’s before 😮 Come visit and try ours! The menu is slightly different
Although Tim’s coffee is so hit or miss. Sometimes it’s good or it’s burned lol.
Hey! Ottawa here!!!! 👍🏻🇨🇦
@@gerrimcgrath6878omg I live 15 mins away from there (I'm from a city of Quebec)
@@Wonpilie
Hey neighbour!!!!!!!! 🫶🫶🫶🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
As a fellow Canadian I’m also screaming….!! They did t try the best thing in the menu!! The chili!!
@@gerrimcgrath6878 I live in Gatineau and half of the people here go work at ottawa
As a Canadian, I'm so surprised you didn't order the coffee as a double double! As for food, if you go to Canada, I recommend you get at least one of your breakfast sandwiches on a biscuit (or scone, essentially).
Bacon egg and cheese on a biscuit. You are missing out josh and ollie. So good.
YES. A real Canadian right here 🇨🇦❤️
That kind of coffee doesn't exist in the uk, it's common for chains to have different menus in different countries
They’d look at you blankly.
@@Maria_D.Double Double isn't a type of coffee. It's a specification that you'd like the coffee with 2 cream and 2 sugar
How olies' eyes opened wide when he saw the Boston creme was perfect. If they have the french wheel donut, try it as its quite light compared to a filled donut and a good balance of texture and sweetness. My overall favorite😅
Canada here. 👍🏻🇨🇦
I’m not a coffee drinker but I do partake in donuts!!!!!
The only way to eat Timbits is to pop the entire thing in your mouth.😮
"Tim's Bits" IM DEADDD
I'm glad you guys enjoyed the Timbits! Honestly they're such a great snack to pick up if you can't commit to a single donut flavour.
In Canada our Tim Hortons has like Chipotle steak rice bowls, chicken lime rice bowls etc. we have a variety of wraps and a breakfast bagel belt, breakfast croissant and more. Potato wedges, soups, cookies and muffins! I definitely recommend you actually come to Canada and try it. A few of the things you tried have never been on our Tim Hortons menu…like a burger 😂
Ya but it's still heavily processed crap.
Yep! Like except for the donuts everything else we technically don't have lol
ngl those chipotle bowls are overpriced with small portion and taste too healthy
@@kangjason2660nah u crazy they r my favs, i got one for 10$ the other day😭😂
@@kyles5513if u dont want processed crap dont buy fast food then might as well just cook at home urself 🤷🏻♀️
As a canadien you need to get the full experience in Canada because it doesn’t even look the same as what it does here
I love that Josh and Ollie can still crack each other up (Josh, almost to the point of choking) while sampling food. They've been doing this for quite some time but it doesn't get old....still amusing. "... I'm consistently amazed by how bad people's taste..." Hahaha, thanks guys.
Ollie's "McStart My Heart" routine is hilarious and true. I had a memory unlock once he started hitting his diaphragm.
This menu is quite different than what is actually in Canada. The names of items are different too!
And the timbits box is an iconic institution for Canadians, especially Canadian children. I could spot one several hundred meters away and distinctly recall the agony of waiting for some adult to offer me an opportunity to dig into it before all the 'good ones' are gone.
Eew, all that's left is plain! and one coconut
@bmorg7244 my favourites 😂
Tim Horton's is an institution here in Canada...we take our coffee and donuts seriously!! As a Canadian I am happy to see a Tim's in UK, enjoy our deliciousness.
As a Canadian, you need to try the potato wedges, aND THE APPLE FRITTER DOUGHNUT!! It's so good- also come to Canada and try it from a real Tims because it seems like there's some things missing from the menu. Hashbrowns are also my childhood and they taste sooooo good, they're crispy and delicious here
I think a lot of people in the comments missed the first part when they mentioned that they are not in Canada and their teleporting a Tim Horton's to the UK joke
Right!? They didn't pick up on the steering wheel being on the other side of the car either😅
Ollie being upset about other people's tastes, yet he's the one to always dislike something 🤣🤣
As much as I like watching these two, Ollie seems to downgrade items before he even tries a bite. It might make it harder to form an unbiased opinion. But still love watching!
He loves plain things and yet he didn't like the Boston cream because it was plain? Lol
As a Canadian I can say that half the things they ordered are not in Canadien Tim Hortons
One of the things I like at Tims is the French Vanilla they have... it is REALLY rich and can be compared to a hot chocolate but french vanilla instead.
The French Vanilla is my go to Tim’s drink.
Next time order half french half coffee😉
omg, I live in the UAE and it’s one of the most selling drink from Tims
I'm from México and I always order french vanilla, it's the best
Ooh that sounds good
Tims in Canada is completely different. Save for staple items like timbits and classic donuts! No burgers (unless that's a specialty in a particular province), even the wraps are different. In Canada the wraps are a lot jazzier, there's also soups that have become staples over the years. I would recommend trying the Ice Capp and fruit explosion muffin! Those have been a long time items on the menu. Definitely make a comparison video if you ever visit Canada!
Tim's Chile is pretty great , get it in the winter in winterpeg
As a canadian i absolutely love the hashbrowns, timbits and the donuts. I don’t know if the hashbrowns being bad was based off of the location, but here in canada i love them.
Love from Canada 🇨🇦
I think if you're used to deep fried ones, the hashbrowns being baked tastes strange. It's ok, but I do agree, things are dependent on location.
As a Canadian I only buy coffee from Tims, Lrg with one cream. Tims has reached the point of saturation hear. You can head in any direction and stumble across a Tim's in about 1-2km.
KE and Jolly are regular dose of happiness after a long day.
I agree with you on that!
Canadian here (specifically from Ottawa). Tim’s or Timmie’s as we call it is synonymous with road trips, hockey tournaments and cottage weekends. To my knowledge, Tim’s has never previously had a burger option. They’ve tried to do different things but their bread and butter is coffee/iced Capp, Timbits, bagels and donuts. You guys should definitely come to Canada. Tons of food chains, different landscapes and experiences to be had that are different than the States (what we call the USA).
I'm consistently amazed by how bad Ollie's taste buds are too. But Josh is always on point and seems to have more normal/accepting taste buds like the rest of us do...
Well they had a video where they did a genetic test and it turns out Ollie has a very sensitive palate which is why he tends to prefer things that are more plain.
I used to live in Quebec for my studies, jeez i do miss Tim Horton's
As a Canadian, I recommend trying the bagel B.E.L.T and the iced capp when you’re in Canada 🇨🇦
Also, Ollie, potatoes are pretty much the ONLY thing we can grow here 😂
And you love to smother them in gravy and squeaky cheese
excuse you, we can grow corn too😂😂😂😂
@@maokaylmaoooo out from chilliwack was about to say this 😂😂😂
Sorry from the UK where potatoes are famously NOT "natively" grown! :D
Speak for your self BC and east coasters lol the prairies grow just about everything you can grow
Canadian here, glad to see some content about home! Don't understand why there is a burger on the menu over there, thought they would try to make it be a bit more like the menu over here and then change things as they discover the U.K palete. The hashbrown you had does not look anywhere near what is made over in Canada. Never seen a Big Breakfast wrap and I can tell it doesn't beat the Famer's Wrap. Timbits are a national treasure! If you ever go back try the Sour Cream Glaze doughnut if it is on the menu. This video has given me the spark to catch up on the last 2-3 years of content across the two channels after taking care of the parents and life caught up with us all. Thank you for what you all do and please continue bringing joy to everyone's lives you are a part of! P.S Olly doesn't know about how Canadians have a friendly appearance but when we need to, we stand our ground.
7:43 I like how Ollie had to make the record clear he CAN finish them, he's just choosing not to lmao
The thing you said about Canadian children going for a box of Timbits...yup. My parents used to buy them for me as a kid and now they buy them for the grandkids. And school teachrs often buy them for an easy class treat for special occasions. Canadian childhood essential! Also not unusual for larger boxes of them to be brought to parties and large gatherings.
As a Canadian, I can say that Tom hortons is a success story of marketing, not food or coffee
Tom Horton's the American knockoff version, amirite?
@@ZakhadWOW no, you're not
This is it exactly and its open in very convenient locations. I'd rather just walk 5 mins to my local timmies than travel 30 mins to a much better coffee shop.
Tom?
Isn't it Tim?
If you really want a Canadian fast food experience, try A&W in Canada!
A&W is American LOL.
a&w in usa is different then A&W in Canada A&W is Canada is Canadas second biggest fastfood chain @@barcelonachair6487
@@barcelonachair6487it is but A&W Canada has been a separate entity from the US one for many years. Legally speaking they have no connection anymore
@@NotMac Yes, but does that in itself make it a Canadian company? The foundation of that brand is their root beer which is American. I think we have memories eating at these establishments but they aren't Canuck.
@@barcelonachair6487does the states have a&w burger spots?
My experience with Tim Hortons in the UK is that it's great for just a coffee and a doughnut, however the main menu leaves a lot to be desired
Let’s be clear, it’s not Canada’s best coffee, it’s just the cheapest/most accessible cause tim hortons are everywhere.
Also def should’ve gotten a honey cruller.
just them getting fast food in a car is funny. these guys are legends.
Yes guys, you should absolutely go to Canada and make it a whole series! 😃🇨🇦
Omg!!! I’m legit so happy that you guys returned back to making Canada food testing (although this tim hortons is in london)!! Next , try a real quebec style poutine(when you find the time to come to Canada ofc)!
Love your guys content , stay safe ❤
They finally listened and improved their hashbrowns. I now get the farmers wrap and love it!!
Joshi’s asthmatic wheezing laughing at Ollie’s antics is priceless! 😂😂😂😊😊❤❤❤
As a Canadian, I'm happy you discovered the joys of Tim Bits... they are the perfect sharing snack...
I live an hour from the BC border yet we have ZERO Tim Horton's in WA!!!! Now that my permanent resident card has been renewed I'm road tripping up just to get some!
I love just watching Ollie cause absolute mayhem and Josh just being the responsible adult 😂😂😂
Tim Horton's is a coffee and donut shop, with your other bakery staples (muffins, croissants, bagels). Anything beyond that is simply "while I'm here" food, rather than something really good that you will go there for.
OH man i got SO HYPED for a Canadian food tour, i swear you two need to come over to Canada to experience all the French and British fusion foods i grew up with in Quebec, + the seafood from the maritimes and all the incredible variety from the western provinces.
Edit: Ive never seen a double cheeseburger at my Tim Hortons XD, my go to is the turkey blt club, it effin slaaaps.
Edit2: 10:59 Go to Canada AGAIN? When did you two go for the first time? I dont remember seeing a video on it (if anyone can point me to it id love to watch it!)
So bizarre that they added random menu items we don't even have in Canada like waffle fries and burgers. You guys will have to come to Canada and try out beavertails next (the pastry, not the animal) if you haven't already. They are delicious.
There are waffle fries in Toronto
@Waawaaweewaa_ lol I'm confused why Toronto is less Canadian than other provinces? I was born and raised here. I'm as Canadian as it gets.
@@1stHalf omg really
We have waffle fries in BC and they're still not that great.
Ice-cappuccino is a Canadian favourite. Honestly, I haven't been back home in a while to see if Tim Horton's changed anything. But fun fact: The locals call Tim Horton's "Timmy's", for short.
After they gave Justin Bieber his own timbits and called them "Tim biebs", Canadian comedian/actor Brent Butt suggested that he should get his own timbits but call them Butt Holes. 😂
The apple fritter when it's fresh and warm is amazing!
Don’t forget that they are catering to the local taste buds a lot of the time. Some of the things you tasted I have never seen at my own Timmies. You have to visit Canada guys!
In Canada it’s hardly possible to go 1 mile without seeing a Tim hortons
That's the way the east coast of the US is with Dunkin Donuts. We had a Timmy's here for a few years on the island, but it's gone now
@@smokeshow2142everything is few and far between in rural areas
1 kilometer and you'll see a Tim's on every corner in the city, at the airport and every mall has one.
I love the relationship these guys have.
Fun Fact: In Quebec, the breakfast sandwich is called a Tim Matin (roughly translates to Tim Morning). Shame they don't really have a english version of the name. It is just breakfast sandwich.
Also as others have said honey crueler (rousette au miel) and IceCaps are a must try. :3
English Breakfast? Lmao
Tim matin doesn’t roughly translate to Tim morning, it literally translates to Tim morning
There’s no Canada like French Canada mon ami !
Ti matin = Little morning
It's actually something like... Tiny morning. In Quebec we tend to smoosh words together "Ti'matin"
I love these spontaneous Olly and Josh 1 on 1 episodes… back to the old days sitting on the street the car eating stuff
I find it very cute that Josh gives Ollie the first bite 🥰🤭
Tim Horton was a hockey player who opened up a doughnut shop. Can't get more Canadian than that.