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New Tim Hortons Timbits Flavours: Full Review & Ranking 馃嚚馃嚘

Is it even a Canadian morning if you aren’t checking the app for the latest Tim Hortons menu? With the World Cup energy in the air, Tims decided to play ball by releasing four brand-new Timbit flavours.

Of course, I had to grab a bag and do the "hard work" of tasting them all for you. Pull up a chair, grab your coffee, and let’s chat about which ones are worth the trek and which ones you can leave at the counter.

The Smooch Food Ranking (Worst to Best)

4. The Lime Cheesecake Filled

I really wanted to love this one. I was expecting a bright, zesty punch to wake up my taste buds, but it fell a little flat. It wasn't quite tart enough for me, and the dough felt a bit dry. If you’re looking for that citrus zing, this might not be the one.


Close up of a Lime Cheesecake filled Timbit from Tim Hortons
The new Lime Cheesecake flavour was a bit dry and lacked tartness.

3. The Chocolate Cr猫me Br没l茅e Filled

This one left me a little confused! It is definitely sweet, but I struggled to find that classic "burnt sugar" Cr猫me Br没l茅e profile. It is a bit of a mystery flavour: tasty enough if you just want a sugary hit, but it did not quite land the theme for me.


The Chocolate Cr猫me Br没l茅e filled Timbit being held up for a taste test
A sweet Chocolate Cr猫me Br没l茅e Timbit that was a bit of a mystery flavour.

2. The Cappuccino

Now we are talking. If you are a fan of the classic Mocha Timbits, you will want to grab a handful of these. It has a lovely, subtle hint of coffee balanced with chocolate. It is the perfect companion to, you guessed it, an actual coffee.


The coffee-flavoured Cappuccino Timbit from the new World Cup collection
The Cappuccino Timbit is the perfect coffee-flavoured treat.

1. The Canadian Fireworks 馃嚚馃嚘

This was the absolute star of the show! When I first saw the pink coating, I figured it was just standard sprinkles. I was so wrong. They are actually pop rocks! It is such a fun, unique experience: they literally pop in your mouth as you eat. It is nostalgic, playful, and easily the most memorable donut I have had in a long time.


The Canadian Fireworks Timbit featuring a pink pop rock coating
The Canadian Fireworks Timbit was my top pick with its unique pop rock coating.

Quick Look: Calories & Cost

Flavour Price Highlight
Lime Cheesecake $0.49 Filled centre
Cr猫me Br没l茅e $0.49 Rich & Sweet
Cappuccino $0.49 Coffee-infused
Canadian Fireworks $0.49 Pop Rocks!

Pro-Tip: If you are also eyeing those Smile Cookies while you are at the drive-thru, just a heads-up that they usually clock in around 210 calories per cookie.

Have you tried the new flavours yet? Did the pop rocks catch you off guard too? Let me know in the comments: I would love to hear if your ranking matches mine!

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