Tim Hortons coffee
I'd like to order some Tim Hortons' coffee (a Canadian staple) for some relatives here who've come to love it, but can't find a retailer who willl ship to the U.S. We're too far away from any of the U.S. franchises to drive to any of them and online searches (disclaimer: about 3 minutes' worth) were confusing and fruitless. Anybody have any leads on retailers?
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9 Comments:
I have purchased Tim Horton's coffee online through Amazon.com and it worked out great. Usually had to buy in quantities of 3 or more 13 oz. containers. Not always from the same retailer - just search "Tim Horton's" on Amazon's site and it will bring up the current available orders/retailers.
radley24 at 11:10PM on 10/27/09
Thanks!
moibec at 8:59AM on 10/28/09
Hooray for timmi-hoes!
*takes a sip from her morning TH coffee*
:)
hungrychristel at 10:19AM on 10/28/09
There are sites that specialize in shipping Canadian foods to expats. Here are a couple of random links I got from a google search:
http://www.canadianfavourites.com/
http://www.canadaonly.ca/
SqueezeBottle at 1:06PM on 10/28/09
Gah, looking through those sites is making me yearn for home. I can't wait until my trip next month back to Vancouver, so I can stuff my suitcases! The first thing I'm doing when I get off the plane is having a Timmie's Ice Cap :D
avaryne at 1:13PM on 10/28/09
I'm not from canada, but I have family that lives up there. I look forward to the trip every year, and always spend half the ride home wondering if the franchise will ever work its way further down the east coast.
TaraYang at 11:05AM on 10/30/09
Tim Horton's franchise has entered New York City. You can now find TH in Penn Station.
SavtaShayna at 10:59AM on 11/03/09
@SavtaShayna - I can't find the SE topic; but I remember someone saying they moved from up here to down der and said it doesn't taste the same. Can you confirm this tremendous fact?
hungrychristel at 11:25AM on 11/03/09
hungrychristel: Actually, my co-worker came into the office with a Tim Hortons cup and told me she got it at Penn Station. I haven't yet had it in the States. I've only gone to TH when visiting relatives in Halifax or Toronto. So, perhaps someone else has the answer you're looking for.
SavtaShayna at 1:27PM on 11/03/09