ipl-logo

Tim Hortons: A Short Story

318 Words2 Pages

An aroma of Tim Hortons flew my way as I opened the cardboard box filled with delightful sweets. I gazed at a set of 12 Boston cream perfectly glazed donuts with rich creamy chocolate. All covered so evenly that it was astonishingly satisfying. Each donut was the same size, and was covered perfectly. Coated from every edge of the sweet ring-shaped fried cake. I picked up one of them to feel a warm but kind of rough, freshly baked decadent donut in my hands.

Crunch! I bite into it to reveal a whole different layer of surprise on the inside. A moist and soft golden brown bread with chocolate glaze just melting in my mouth. My tastebuds instantly started tingling and dancing. I forgot about everything around me. I closed my eyes and pictured myself sitting at some cafe in Paris drinking some hot chocolate and munching on my donut. I analyze every little ingredient put into the donut. Chocolate was mainly in charge. You could also taste hints of vanilla essence but then you taste the best part. The vanilla custard filling. It is the star of this scrumptious dessert. So light yet so good that you just want to eat a whole big bowl of it with the biggest spoon you have. It isn 't that sweet but that 's how you really taste the vanilla. It just bursts with vanilla flavour in your mouth. Also, the chocolate helps balance it all out so u have the perfect flavour. Not too sweet and not too bland. …show more content…

All of its pleasant ingredients came together so perfectly to reveal something so simple yet so stupendously amazing. I think that chocolate and vanilla are one of the best combinations. They just instantly come together to elevate such a simple dessert into something so delicious that you can 't describe it. Leaves you with no words in your mouth. Wanting more and

Show More
Related

  • Analysis Of Back When A Chocolate Puck Tastes, Guiltily, Like America

    243 Words  | 1 Pages

    In his informative essay, “Back When a Chocolate Puck Tastes, Guiltily, Like America”, Dan Barry claims that Ring Dings tastes like America. The author explains how there was a time when many Americans did not care about the processed food products that they were ingesting. The author tells us how the Hostess brand is going out of business as more people and being curious enough to look into exactly what they are eating. Even though the author himself knows the damages to a person’s diet, he finds satisfaction in eating the, guiltily. Barry makes a comparison between Hostess snack cakes and inedible objects such as “the heel of a shoe” (307) and “a loofah sponge” (307).

    Read More

  • Tim Hortons Research Paper

    809 Words  | 4 Pages

    Who here has ever been to dunkin doughnuts? Who has here been to Tim Hortons? Tim hortons is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant known for its coffee and doughnuts. Tim Hortons was a hockey legend in the 1964, who opened his first coffee and doughnuts store in Hamilton, Ontario and created a trend that has led to a million-dollar franchise. In my speech, I will be discussing the importance of opening more Tim Hortons branches in the United States of America.

    Read More

  • Tim Hortons Audience

    513 Words  | 3 Pages

    Tim Hortons and its customers work well together. As the biggest (and most recognized) coffee and doughnut company in the nation, the restaurant chain has developed a distinct brand identity. They are currently developing a social identity that supports and drives that brand on a worldwide level. Tim Hortons prefers a people-first social strategy that represents the company's values over targeting the entire country of Canada as their key audience and using that audience to engage and create relevant content.

    Read More

  • Research Paper On Tim Hortons

    533 Words  | 3 Pages

    When the restaurant first opened, it only offered two products, which were doughnuts and coffee. They soon invented a new product from doughnut holes called the “Timbit” and are now available in Apple Fritter, Honey Dip, Old Fashion Plain, Old Fashion Glazed, Chocolate Glazed, Sour Cream Glazed, Blueberry, Strawberry, Raspberry, and Lemon. They wanted to have a larger variety of foods and soon added muffins, croissants, tea biscuits, cookies, rolls, danishes, and bagels. In February 2009, an extension to the restaurant has been added by co-branding an American company called “Cold Stone Creamery” that sells different types of ice creams. Tim Horton’s menu changed by more food options being

    Read More

  • Differences Between A Rose For Emily And The Outsiders

    1059 Words  | 5 Pages

    Anyone who has had the pleasure of tasting a chocolate bar and sweethearts can all agree on the fact that they are both different with a sweetheart you will notice that they are hard and round like a 2d figure they are a little bitter but as well with that sour flavor you will notice they are mostly sweeter than anything. With a chocolate bar a few things that set this candy apart from sweet tarts is that, a chocolate bar is flat and the bar actually has the brand name Hershey printed on it. Not to mention, Hershey 's milk chocolate is sweet, but it’s different with the first candy there are multiple flavors in one box and they are all fruity. There are many different kinds of Hershey’s chocolate but, milk chocolate it’s just one flavor when

    Read More

  • A Rhetorical Analysis Of Tim Hortons

    314 Words  | 2 Pages

    The message that Tim Hortons sends is that their food is something both trusting and tastes better than places that have food sitting out for days, then given to you is more improved than traditional “ cafe and bake

    Read More

  • Tim Hortons Case

    786 Words  | 4 Pages

    1.0 Introduction/ Background Tim Hortons Inc. is a Canadian-based multinational fast food restaurant, known for its coffee and doughnuts. It is also Canada 's largest quick service restaurant chain; as of December 31, 2015, it had a total of 4,413 restaurants (24 company-owned and 4,389 franchised), including 3,660 restaurants in Canada, 650 in the United States, and 113 in the Middle East. There is a branch at Conestoga College – Doon Campus which opens from Monday to Saturday and it’s one of the mainly option for Conestoga students to have breakfast, lunch and dinner. 2.0 Business Objective Tim Horton’s strategic goals is providing an excellent customer service.

    Read More

  • Personal Narrative: My Trip To Six Flags

    666 Words  | 3 Pages

    They were delicious because they had a sweet taste with the syrup. I loved the breakfast, but I still couldn’t help but imagine what kind of fun adventures the others were doing. When I was done, I went back to the living room to watch some Netflix movies with my younger brothers. They ended up choosing a kid’s movie that had to do with a couple of wolf pups that got separated from their pack and were trying to find their way back. I don’t really remember the name of the movie, either way I still enjoyed watching the

    Read More

  • How Does Tim Hortons Impact Canada

    650 Words  | 3 Pages

    Tim’s has found a way to unite Canadians, and is a symbol of our culture. Tim Hortons

    Read More

  • Analysis Of Pumpkin Pie Moonshine

    199 Words  | 1 Pages

    This is a perfect way to have a tasty dessert and an alcoholic beverage at the same time.

    Read More

  • From Stanley Cups To Coffee Cups By Tim Horton

    875 Words  | 4 Pages

    In 1962, Tim won his first Stanley Cup with the Toronto Maple Leafs. For the next 2 consecutive years, he also won Stanley Cups with the Leafs. In 1964, 2 major events happened, one of them was winning the Stanley Cup, and the other was establishing the first “Tim Horton” coffee and donut shop. The location of this shop is on Ottawa Street in Hamilton, Ontario. After a while, he chose Ron Joyce as the store’s first franchise, when he decided that he was going to expand “Tim Horton”.

    Read More

  • Tim Hortons Growth Stage

    1819 Words  | 8 Pages

    The emphasis and is Since Tim’s early beginnings, the focus on top quality, “always fresh” product innovation, economic value, exceptional service and community leadership has contributed to its significant growth in Canada and its substantial continued presence not only in the United States of America but across the world. They have a critical specialization in a range of products, but not limited to coffee products, baked stuffs among other home-style diners. During its initial stages of take-off, Tim Horton’s could only provide only offered binary types of assortments being coffee and donuts. Having successfully undergone the growth stage and the precedential entry into business maturity, the restaurant now offers many varieties like muffins, cakes, pies, croissants, cookies, and soups but also offer sandwiches, chicken salad among others as breakfast. Having closely researched on the market needs which continuously dynamic, they have also introduced new yogurt berries and Cirebon rolls hence known for its bagels.

    Read More

  • Tim Hortons Case

    711 Words  | 3 Pages

    This strategic report is to analyze and study Tim Hortons Inc., a Canadian company formed in 1964, in Hamilton, Ontario. The company is the leader in the quick service food industry in Canada, as well as one of the most recognized brands in the nation. The company has finalized negotiations for the acquisition by G3 capital, an investment management firm. The chain restaurants operate in the quick service industry in multiple countries, with majority of the restaurant traffic occurring in North America. Tim Hortons most popular product is the premium blend coffee; additionally the store locations sell various coffee based drinks, baked goods, snacks, and sandwiches.

    Read More

  • Ideal Clothing Shake Research Paper

    1159 Words  | 5 Pages

    Full Review of the Ideal Shape Shake Ideal Shape Shake is a meal replacement shake that is claimed to enhance your weight loss thanks to its special hunger-blocking ingredient – Potato Protein Extract. According to the manufacturer, the fact that an appetite suppressant is already included in the shake’s formula makes Ideal Shape stand out from other analogue products. The Shake allegedly provides you with more than 50% of the necessary daily norm of vitamins and minerals. Furthermore, it contains only 2 grams of added sugar, which sounds impressive.

    Read More

  • Donut Day Research Paper

    1003 Words  | 5 Pages

    In honor of National Donut Day, of course we 're gonna talk about food here in The Lab... The final day before a big running race are always filled with nervous anticipation, especially if it’s your first time running a long-distance half-marathon, marathon or ultramarthon race. Over time, as you run and race more, you get used to it, and the pre-race nerves are replaced with pre-race hyperactivity, excitement, heavy social media use and lots of selfie taking #_______ (fill in race name). Otherwise, maybe you’re too hard on yourself and you should quit wearing a watch like we did? Heh.

    Read More

More about Tim Hortons: A Short Story

Open Document