Lingo

Why would some one want a coffee to taste like hazelnuts? It's called marketing. Obviously there is a demand for flavoured coffee. You will also find that many companies are forced to diversify in order to maintain or expand market share. Brewers are now offering beers with caffeine in response to drinks like Red Bull. Tim Horton's started as coffee & doughnuts but over the years has expanded their menu to include muffins, bagels, cakes & sandwiches. If you are so inclined you can also purchase a Tim Horton's coffee maker and cans of Tim Horton's coffee to brew at home. Again, this is great marketing and is the reason why the chain does so well. Are Tim Horton's products the best? In a word, NO. However, when you add up all the Tim Bits ( sorry couldn't resist that one ) they come out on top. In keeping with the " Lingo " thread, I saw a TV article about the Tim Horton's in Kandahar. A soldier actually order a TRIPLE / TRIPLE. Maybe that should be the lingo for a TH Latte?

Why would some one want a coffee to taste like hazelnuts? It's called marketing. Obviously there is a demand for flavoured coffee. You will also find that many companies are forced to diversify in order to maintain or expand market share. Brewers are now offering beers with caffeine in response to drinks like Red Bull. Tim Horton's started as coffee & doughnuts but over the years has expanded their menu to include muffins, bagels, cakes & sandwiches. If you are so inclined you can also purchase a Tim Horton's coffee maker and cans of Tim Horton's coffee to brew at home. Again, this is great marketing and is the reason why the chain does so well. Are Tim Horton's products the best? In a word, NO. However, when you add up all the Tim Bits ( sorry couldn't resist that one ) they come out on top. In keeping with the " Lingo " thread, I saw a TV article about the Tim Horton's in Kandahar. A soldier actually order a TRIPLE / TRIPLE. Maybe that should be the lingo for a TH Latte?