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Tim Hortons Canada Introduce New Extra Large Cup Size

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I was just check­ing my Face­book news feed and a friend of mine posted this link about the new sizes of hot drink cups at Tim Hor­tons.  I love my cof­fee and I can’t wait to try out the new extra large size.  I’m think­ing I might have to make it a triple triple instead of my usual dou­ble dou­ble though.  There will not be a change in price to cup sizes they just renamed, but it doesn’t say how much the new extra large will be. They will be intro­duced across the coun­try start­ing on Jan­u­ary 23.

Here are the details from Tim Hortons:

Tim Hor­tons announced it will be brew­ing its biggest cup yet, with this month’s intro­duc­tion of a brand new extra large cup. Begin­ning Jan­u­ary 23rd, the new cup will offer cof­fee lovers across Canada a pre­mium qual­ity, extra large cof­fee at a value price.

To accom­mo­date the brand new cup, the names of the other hot cup sizes have shifted: the orig­i­nal small is now extra small, the medium is now small and so forth. The change in names of the hot cup sizes will apply to all hot bev­er­ages — guests will still receive the same amount of cof­fee for the same price, only the name of the size has changed.

*reminder*

74 Responses to “Tim Hortons Canada Introduce New Extra Large Cup Size”

  1. SeriousSally

    Typ­i­cal move on the fast food fran­chise front, if you “super-size” it they will come. As other posters men­tioned here, beware of the extras added. What seems like a lit­tle bit of extra sugar and/or cream really adds up in a daily calo­rie count. Once in awhile o.k., but not some­thing you’d want to make a daily habit. At 24oz..I need a loo just think­ing about it.

  2. Lana

    I can make a 33 cent cup of cof­fee with my tas­simo, I’ll just stick with that.

  3. mandy

    I use to be a tim­mies cof­fee addict but most of their loca­tions where I live serve cof­fee that’s either so burnt it smells like cig­ger­atte ashes or its very watered down. I don’t think tim hor­tons does enough to inter­nally check on their fran­chise loca­tions in the gta which is the rea­son I stopped drink­ing tims. I now use my keurig, buy mcdon­alds or starbucks.

  4. Chris

    Am I the only one that thinks Tim Horton’s will make a good bit of rev­enue from peo­ple accus­tomed to order­ing medium/large and real­iz­ing that they’ve actu­ally paid for a large/extra large? :P

  5. Sara

    I never under­stood peo­ple who say they ~loooove~ cof­fee when they put a ton of cream and sugar in it.… triple triple, really? Want some cof­fee with your calo­ries and fat? Maybe if Tim Hor­tons made half decent cof­fee peo­ple wouldn’t need to cover the hor­ri­ble taste. I would get peo­ple com­plain­ing to me when I worked drive thru because their “cof­fee” with 5 CREAMS in it was too cold.…. sorry, but there was no room in the cup for any coffee!

  6. Sandra5

    From Dr Oz website:

    Cof­fee has been shown to have sev­eral ben­e­fits rang­ing from low­er­ing your risk for demen­tia to decreas­ing your risk of sud­den death. Now a new study look­ing at over 70,000 women found that those who con­sumed at least a cup of cof­fee with lunch were one-third less likely to develop type 2 dia­betes over sev­eral years than non-coffee drinkers.

    The study looked at both caf­feinated and non-caffeinated cof­fee. Impor­tant to note here is cof­fee is not defined as sugar, fat-laden frozen, iced or hot cof­fee con­coc­tions found on your local cof­fee shop menu (think mocha java drink with whip cream). If you’re plan­ning a cof­fee break around lunch time with the girls, go for it but stay away from cof­fee “drinks” and stick with a pure cup of Joe instead!”

    So more cof­fee = more health!

  7. Ginger

    The larger size won’t make peo­ple obese. Account­abil­ity, peo­ple. The larger size is not going to force peo­ple to drink it. Peo­ple will still have the abil­ity to make deci­sions for them­selves and what they consume.

  8. chrys

    I am flab­ber­gasted at the thou­sands of dol­lars spent on adver­tis­ing. The mar­ket­ing dept. should have sim­ply named the new cup size “SUPER”. Timmy’s will be receiv­ing many angry letters,emails, etc. a peo­ple order their reg­u­lar size drink in the drive-thru, and then dis­cover that it’s not what they’ve been order­ing for years.

    Such a sim­ple solu­tion. Every­one knows that SUPER is larger than an X-large any­thing. What a waste of thou­sands of dol­lars and man-hours.

  9. Carla

    The cups are huge. We’ve had them here for a cou­ple of months now. But it is still the same garbage water in the cup. I’d much rather Mc Don­alds coffee.

  10. Cigale

    Take the cof­fee away and our civ­i­liza­tion will collapse.

    extra small
    small
    medium
    large
    new extra large
    jumbo
    mega
    mag­num
    super-duper
    barrel-o-coffee
    tub-o-coffee
    hot-tub-o-coffee
    water citern –o– cof­fee
    olympic pool –o– cof­fee
    olympic size pool –o– coffee

  11. Lisa

    I’m with Sara. Although we have Tim­mies on the west coast, I am a Star­bucks fan. I drink my cof­fee black, no sugar. I like to taste cof­fee. When you drink Tim’s cof­fee black.…it’s ter­ri­ble! It must be the cream.

  12. Alex

    Why would you have to make yours a triple triple now? You know the amount of sugar/cream is rel­e­vant to the size so it always tastes the same. The new extra-large dou­ble dou­ble tastes the exact same as the small dou­ble double.

  13. Bergenm

    Watch out for these… The cups are taller and thin­ner than usual so they don’t sit securely in the car’s cup hold­ers. I wound up with 24 oz of french vanilla all over the floor of the car before I was even out of the Tim Horton’s park­ing lot… I’ll never buy another one of this size if it’s going to go in a vehicle.

  14. Heather

    So know­ing that the new cup size holds 24 oz, which is 4 oz more than the old extra large, my mom and I bought an extra large and a large cof­fee. After drink­ing our cof­fees, I filled the large cup all the way to the brim and poured it into the extra large cup. There was only about 1/2 of space from top, which we all know tim­mies doesnt fill that high any­way.
    So why are we pay­ing for more cof­fee and not get­ting cof­fee? Seems like tim­mies pulled the wool over our eyes!

  15. Heather

    Oh, and to the per­son who stated more cof­fee = more health, as a stu­dent nurse I highly rec­om­mend not exceed­ing over 2 cups. Cof­fee is only good is small amounts, and will make your bones brit­tle and have numer­ous other side effects if drank in large quantities

  16. Moe

    Tim’s is an Amer­i­can cor­po­ra­tion, and as such con­stantly requires ris­ing quar­terly prof­its so to sooth its hun­gry investors fix­ated on esca­lat­ing prof­its.
    So what’s the angle?
    As always fol­low the Money or profits.

  17. victoria

    They charged me 20 cents more for a large tea also, I thought the prices were not going up.… they lied, sur­prise surprise…

  18. bluebunny27

    Easy, make your own cof­fee at home and put it in a Ther­mos con­tainer … You’ll save a lot of money, time, etc. I used to go to a hos­pi­tal next to a Tim Hor­tons and every­day I would see peo­ple lined up at the drive-thru to get cof­fee and a muf­fin … how long does that take … how much does it cost ?? I’d rather make a bunch of muffins once a week and make my own cof­fee, sav­ing time and big money too. :-)

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