I tried Dunkin in Maine and honestly did not think it was life-changing. It was good, but not enough that I would drive past Tim Hortons every morning. The real test will be breakfast sandwiches, app deals, speed at the drive-thru, and whether the donuts taste fresh after the first few months.
Is Dunkin coffee better than Tim Hortons, or are people just excited because it is new?
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For anyone who has tried both, especially in the U.S., is Dunkin actually better or is this just people being tired of Tim Hortons?
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People compare Dunkin and Tim Hortons coffee quality, freshness, pricing, iced drinks and whether the hype is real.
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For me, Tim Hortons coffee has become hit or miss depending on the location. Some stores are good and some taste burnt or watered down. If Dunkin can be consistent, that alone might pull people in. But if they price everything like a premium American chain, Canadians will complain fast.
I lived near Boston for a while, so I had Dunkin often. Their regular coffee is fine, but the iced coffee and flavoured drinks are where they are much stronger than Tim Hortons. Tim's still feels more Canadian and familiar, but if Dunkin brings the same iced drink menu here, I can see students and younger workers choosing it often.
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