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I need your opinion on the Tim Horton's K cups for anyone who had tried it already. According to commercials it tastes same as Tim Horton restaurant I doubt would be the same taste because it may bring less customers at Tims but I may be wrong

I find them quite strong...

I didn't find it tasted the same in my opinion, maybe it's the water they use vs what I use? I've always wondered, do they just use regular tap water no matter where they are? Or does every store use same water? If it's local water, how can every cup be consistent no matter where you go?! Inquiring minds want to know: so if anyone knows, solve my mystery pls?  
 
Back the kcups, tried a few boxes and just didn't have the same "special" timmies taste so decided to save the few bucks and buy my regular ones and continue to treat myself to a "real" Tim's occasionally!

The main difference with Tim Hortons is there cream. I drink maxwell house with cream and it taste almost identical to Tim Hortons (and trust me, I go at least three times a day...) pick up some 18% cream and it'll be a lot closer. They also use tap water. You can tell the difference if you go to Virden Tim Hortons. There's always taste's a little off (but so does there water).

Jeeper said "The main difference with Tim Hortons is there cream. I drink maxwell house with cream and it taste almost identical to Tim Hortons (and trust me, I go at least three times a day...) pick up some 18% cream and it'll be a lot closer. They also use tap water. You can tell the difference if you go to Virden Tim Hortons. There's always taste's a little off (but so does there water). "

Virden uses bottled water.