Okay...Tim Horton Fans...I need your help!

[popcorngirl]

I am having trouble calculating my coffee.

I like a large double double... I count it as 2, what do you think? :confused:

Also, how bad are those fruit explosion muffins, or the cinn. rasin bagels....? :eek:

Has anyone seen that comercial about the kid studing in Scotland? Cheesey, but nice!

Thanks in advance...

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[Gaylemb]

OK here goes. I'm no help with the coffee except I know they use 18% cream. (A former member of the WW meeting I attend used to work for them). I have taken my coffee with double milk just for that reason.
Fruit Explosion Muffins are 7 points. Last year when they had the low fat verson out they were still 7 points. (If I remember correctly they had lower fat and more calories - I double checked with the 800# twice to make sure.)
Off the top of my head I think all the bagels are
around 6 points.
Check with your local Tim's and see if they have a nutritional information sheet that might give you a more accurate count.
The Scotland commercial is OK - I hope they don't overdo it or people will get sick of it. (Just my thought).
Sorry I have no better news about Tim's but I enjoy it anyway on occassion.

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[shelac]

The point value of a lot of Timmy's food is in the fast food book. I do love their coffee, but I drink it black so I can't help you there. Sheila

[jlrose]

They have all the nutritonal info for the US and Canada on their website. (http://www.timhortons.com/english/images/nutcan.pdf)
A coffee with single sugar and cream is 78 calories and 4 g fat. I assume you would need to double that to 156 calories and 8 g fat for 4 points. But that's for a 10 oz coffee. There isn't specific information for the larger size. The muffin is 350 calories, 10 g fat and 2 g fiber (or should I say fibre smile.gif ) for 7 points as Gayle said. The bagel is 301 calories, 2 g fat and 3 g fiber for 6 points.
Hope this all helps.

[popcorngirl]

Thanks buddies! graemlins/bcbsalute.gif

That does help...I think I will switch to milk for my coffee, instead of 18% cream!!

Love Glenda

[broomy]

Tim Hortons will give you a pamphlet with all of their nutritional info on it if you ask for it. They list everything in their store.

[Tiger Campbell]

Here's the easy answer: Go to www.timhortons.ca (http://www.timhortons.ca) or com all of their nutritional info is in PDF form there!

[broomy]

I am addicted to the Iced Caps. Only 3 points for a 10 ouncer! YUMMMMMMMM!