Trying Tim Hortons coffee for the first time🇨🇦🍁☕️ #coffee #timhortons

[ItzWavyBrazy]

Tim hortons is a hit or miss. Some of the restaurants have amazing coffee and some don’t. Definitely recommend the white hot chocolate or even try and ice cap! Won’t be disappointed :)

[FreestyleMediaGroup]

you need to try a iced cap which is amazing 40x better then a iced coffee

[exabruptus]

Dear miss. Surely in the cafeteria they used "torrefacto" (roasted) coffee, it is very common in Spain, I prefer it natural.

From Wikipedia:
Torrefacto refers to a particular process of roasting coffee beans, common in Spain, Paraguay, Portugal, Mexico, Costa Rica, Uruguay and Argentina. The process involves adding a certain amount of sugar during roasting in order to glaze the beans. By adding the additional sugar to the beans it increases the effects of the Maillard Reaction during the roasting process, thus giving the beans more of that distinct flavor.[1] The glazed beans are then mixed with normal roasted beans. While originally a cheap way of preserving the coffee beans in the 1920s, due to the common use of low grade Robusta Coffee the process was also used to hide negative aroma and taste characteristics of the coffee.[2]


Torrefacto coffee beans (roasted with sugar)
The addition of sugar during the torrefacto roasting process increases the production of compounds with antioxidant properties. Both ground and brewed torrefacto coffee has higher antioxidant capacity than standard roasts, decreased pro-oxidant activities were also observed in a study.[3] In addition, the espresso method of extraction yielded higher antioxidant activity than other brewing methods.[4]

According to Sagi Cohen, the Torrefacto process allows coffee to be kept fresh for longer; lowers its price, as it is mixed with much cheaper sugar; and imparts it with flavors which he variously describes as "burnt sugar", "diluted asphalt" and "liquefied coal".[5]

[MXG_Zz]

First mistake your in Madrid second mistake I promise you you just didn’t order the right drink

Get a white hot chocolate with a chai tea bag

[michellem]

It was bad because it’s made in Madrid makes no sense to get a Canadian coffee from another country make it make sense

[emmanuelled.meunier]

I am from Quebec, Canada. The home of Tim Hortons.

Tim hortons coffee is discusting. I HATE it. Like you said, cafétéria coffee is better.

[lizatkinson]

Ya!! Congrats you have taste buds! Tim Hortons sucks 😂