ONLY EATING TIM HORTONS FOR 24 HOURS

2021-01-27 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 25 min

Chantal spends 24 hours eating only Tim Hortons food. She documents three Tim Hortons meals (breakfast via delivery, lunch, and dinner), describes and tastes items including coffee (a "double double"), an everything bagel with herb & garlic cream cheese, hash brown, orange juice, wedge fries, a crispy (spicy) chicken sandwich, donuts (Boston cream, chocolate glaze), chili with cheese, a ham & cheddar sandwich with tomato and lettuce, croissant saved for later, and bottled water. She comments on Tim Hortons' ubiquity in Canada, the quality and freshness of items, limited vegetable options, delivery costs, and her liking for iced drinks.

Video guide

  1. 0:06 — Intro: 24-hour Tim Hortons challenge plan
  2. 0:45 — Breakfast order & first tastes (bagel, hash brown, coffee, OJ)
  3. 3:42 — Background: Tim Hortons history and favorites
  4. 8:16 — Lunch: wedge fries, crispy chicken sandwich, donuts
  5. 14:11 — Dessert nostalgia: Boston cream donut
  6. 17:24 — Dinner: chili, ham & cheddar sandwich, croissant saved for later
  7. 24:21 — Wrap-up: reflections on quality, cost, and lack of produce

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Person — Chantal: Speaker conducting the 24-hour Tim Hortons eating challenge, tastes and comments on all meals.
  • Pet — Beeson: Mentioned in passing during lunchtime (likely a recurring pet/personal reference).
  • Restaurant — Tim Hortons: The single-restaurant focus of the 24-hour eating challenge; multiple menu items ordered and reviewed.
  • Food — everything bagel with herb and garlic cream cheese: Ordered for breakfast, toasted with bacon and tomato.
  • Food — hash brown: Breakfast side ordered and tasted; compared to McDonald's hash brown.
  • Food — medium original blend coffee (double double): Breakfast beverage; described as a bit sweet.
  • Food — orange juice (Tim Hortons brand): Breakfast beverage (noted as their own brand) and liked for being cold.
  • Food — wedge fries: Lunch item praised as 'where it's at' and seasoned.
  • Food — crispy (spicy) chicken sandwich: Lunch sandwich made with chicken strips and a smoky/orange barbecue mayo; described as fresh and with decent flavor.
  • Food — donuts (Boston cream, chocolate glaze): Donuts ordered for dessert; Boston cream described in detail (custard center, chocolate glaze).
  • Food — chili (small) with cheddar cheese: Dinner item described as meaty with beans and a lot of melted cheese; earlier versions mentioned mushrooms historically but not in this order.
  • Food — ham & cheddar sandwich with tomato and lettuce (Tim's sauce): Dinner sandwich with lots of tomato and lettuce, messy and contains Tim Hortons' peppercorn-ranch-like 'Tim's sauce'.
  • Food — croissant: Ordered at dinner but saved for the next morning; described as warmed and flaky.
  • Food — bottled water (spring water): Chantal chooses water for dinner beverages and prefers Tim Hortons' spring water.

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