PrairieGirl
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Yes! I thought of them too but couldn't remember what they were called.If we are mentioning salty snacks, I suggest Hostess Hickory Sticks
Yes! I thought of them too but couldn't remember what they were called.If we are mentioning salty snacks, I suggest Hostess Hickory Sticks
Nanaimo bars are supposed to be Canadian. Beaver tails as well.
There is a Beaver Tails in Canmore, my kid likes them. Looks dangerously messy to eat in my opinion. Surprisingly there are a couple of locations in the US now.
Nanaimo bars, yes, my Grandma used to make them for me. Not widely available (they are a bit fussy to make), but some bakeries might have them.
Nobody mentioned Tim Hortons?
I skimmed and did not see anyone mention Poutine. One more food item I have had to give up with my diagnosis of Diabetes Type 2.
We don't have any locations here in San Diego so we'll be trying some while visiting. With my husband, it's a toss up as to which he likes more - coffee or beer - so it will happen for sure.Tim Horton's may have started in Canada but we have them all over the states now too.
All over is a bit of a stretch. They seem to mostly be in the north east and none really further west than MichiganTim Horton's may have started in Canada but we have them all over the states now too.
All over is a bit of a stretch. They seem to mostly be in the north east and none really further west than Michigan
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Number of Tim Hortons locations in the USA in 2024 | ScrapeHero
There are 649 Tim Hortons locations in the United States as of September 09, 2024. The state/territory with the most number of Tim Hortons locations in the US is New York with 256 locations, which is 39% of all Tim Hortons locations in America.www.scrapehero.com
Ah! The important info! So my order appears to be a medium dark roast double double? And my husband's order is a large dark roast? I'll write this on the palm of my hand so that I don't screw this up, lol.Well if you're going to go to Tim Horton's and do it the Canadian way, you have to order properly. There is no Tall, Grande, Venti like Starbucks and you need to know what a "double double" is. I thought it is funny that there is a wikiHow page on ordering at Tim's.
I beleive most of them sprang up during the time that Wendy's owned Tim Hortons. Wendy's being a Columbus based company led to the heavy concentration of Tim Hortons locations there.Wow- I had no idea they were that limited! Of course I am in Ohio so yeah they are everywhere to me!! I mean there are 4 of them within a 10 minute drive from my house.
I beleive most of them sprang up during the time that Wendy's owned Tim Hortons. Wendy's being a Columbus based company led to the heavy concentration of Tim Hortons locations there.
There's at least one near Houston. I went there a couple months ago.All over is a bit of a stretch. They seem to mostly be in the north east and none really further west than Michigan
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Number of Tim Hortons locations in the USA in 2024 | ScrapeHero
There are 649 Tim Hortons locations in the United States as of September 09, 2024. The state/territory with the most number of Tim Hortons locations in the US is New York with 256 locations, which is 39% of all Tim Hortons locations in America.www.scrapehero.com
Yeah, looking at the map there are a few dots in the Houston area.There's at least one near Houston. I went there a couple months ago.
I grew up in Canada, but Tim Hortons donuts certainly were not the best. I also lived in Ohio, Dayton area for over 20 years and they built one of those Wendy's/Tim Hortons around the corner from us. We never went. There were too many better donut shops in the Montgomery, Warren, and Hamilton county area where they actually made the donuts fresh daily.Yes I'm sure you are correct. There were many co-located Wendy's/Tim Horton's restaurants then that have all but vanished now.
Do you know how they decide to build a new Tim Hortons? You go out into the Street in front of a current Tim Hortons with a regular Donut. You send it rolling down the center of the street. Where it stops you build a new Tim Hortons.