Tim Horton's

[jen&darcy 0]

Ok this doesn't relate to the visa per se but I had to thank whoever it was that suggested the English Toffee Cappuccino from Tim Horton's. I saw it on a thread here last week before I went to Kelowna, BC to visit my fiance. I think I had two of them a day while I was there. Now I will be going through withdrawals.

He wants to buy a case of coffee before we move him down in the Fall.....

[Danette 0]

Ok this doesn't relate to the visa per se but I had to thank whoever it was that suggested the English Toffee Cappuccino from Tim Horton's. I saw it on a thread here last week before I went to Kelowna, BC to visit my fiance. I think I had two of them a day while I was there. Now I will be going through withdrawals.

He wants to buy a case of coffee before we move him down in the Fall.....

Thought I would let ya know that you can buy Tim's coffee on ebay, it's a little more $ than buying it in Canada. Some guy from New York state sells it on there by the can or case. There is also a couple of Canadian food web sites that sells it as well, but the final price with shipping was cheaper on ebay. We bought a case a couple of months ago after running out...not as good as the real thing brewed at the store, but better than anything I can find in these parts. Funny thing, my american hubby was actually more excited to get it than I was! I do wish they made 18% coffee cream here, makes the coffee taste so much better, half and half just doesn't quite cut it

Cheers

[Saddle Bronc 124]

Yes, 18% coffee cream would be nice.

Also, powdered almonds (which I cannot get through CanadianFavourites or AlwaysCanadian).

Edited March 28, 2006 by sriniv

[Mand 1]

There's a lot of Tim Horton's here in Columbus, is it the same company?

[Saddle Bronc 124]

There's a lot of Tim Horton's here in Columbus, is it the same company?

The company behind the franchise is the same.

[Cassie 8]

Ok this doesn't relate to the visa per se but I had to thank whoever it was that suggested the English Toffee Cappuccino from Tim Horton's. I saw it on a thread here last week before I went to Kelowna, BC to visit my fiance. I think I had two of them a day while I was there. Now I will be going through withdrawals.

He wants to buy a case of coffee before we move him down in the Fall.....

That would be moi , and I am glad to have brought you over to the dark side

ETC's and sour cream glazed doughnuts = heaven

[Flames9_RN 358]

MMMMMMMM Timmy's!! Their doughnuts are ok, I go mainly for the coffee!! Going back to Saskatoonthis summer for a bit!! have to get my fill again!!

[Cassie 8]

MMMMMMMM Timmy's!! Their doughnuts are ok, I go mainly for the coffee!! Going back to Saskatoonthis summer for a bit!! have to get my fill again!!

hehehe we hope to be in Canmore/Calgary in July, Iced Caps here we come!!!!

[Flames9_RN 358]

Still have not set a firm date!! I was thinking early May, but maybe now in July!! 1 of my classes ends at the end of June, which leaves me just one, which I do by correspondance!!

[Marilyn. 340]

I am headed to Canada in 1 week and 4 days but who's counting ... going to make sure and stop by Tim's at least once....

anyone want anything while I am there??

Edited March 28, 2006 by MarilynP

[Fuzzness 2]

I am going to make my mother ship it down

[charmac7 4]

Ok this doesn't relate to the visa per se but I had to thank whoever it was that suggested the English Toffee Cappuccino from Tim Horton's. I saw it on a thread here last week before I went to Kelowna, BC to visit my fiance. I think I had two of them a day while I was there. Now I will be going through withdrawals.

He wants to buy a case of coffee before we move him down in the Fall.....

Thought I would let ya know that you can buy Tim's coffee on ebay, it's a little more $ than buying it in Canada. Some guy from New York state sells it on there by the can or case. There is also a couple of Canadian food web sites that sells it as well, but the final price with shipping was cheaper on ebay. We bought a case a couple of months ago after running out...not as good as the real thing brewed at the store, but better than anything I can find in these parts. Funny thing, my american hubby was actually more excited to get it than I was! I do wish they made 18% coffee cream here, makes the coffee taste so much better, half and half just doesn't quite cut it

Cheers

Try using "light cream" it is amost the same as the coffee cream we buy here in Canada

Char

[chocolaterie 0]

I miss Timmy's.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

MMMMMMMM Timmy's!! Their doughnuts are ok, I go mainly for the coffee!! Going back to Saskatoonthis summer for a bit!! have to get my fill again!!

A little off the TH topic but....

What's the growing/harvesting season for Saskatoon berries? (as you can guess, I'm trying to get some--other than in pies, preserves or syrup)

[Chicken_Little 0]

You can buy cans of English Toffee cappucino mix.

That way no withdrawl!

For the record, when we moved me down, we brought several cans of Timmy's coffee with us. Dunkin' Donuts just isn't as good, IMHO!

Since we were in Quebec, we also got some yummy poutine cheese. This weekend we're having poutine with REAL cheese! Mmmmmmm!!

Edited March 29, 2006 by Chicken_Little