Timbits

Overview of Timbits:

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Timbits are a popular snack in Canada and are produced by the fast-food chain Tim Hortons. They were first introduced in 1976 and have since become a staple in Canadian culture.

History

Timbits were first introduced by Tim Hortons in 1976. The name "Timbits" is a play on the word "tidbits", which means a small piece of tasty food. The idea was to use the leftover dough from making doughnuts to create bite-sized treats.

Description

Timbits are small, bite-sized doughnuts that come in various flavours. They are typically covered in sugar or glaze. Some of the most popular flavours include chocolate glazed, honey dip, and sour cream glazed.

Popularity

Timbits have become a popular snack in Canada and are often served at parties, meetings, and other events. They are also commonly ordered with coffee for breakfast or as a snack.

In Popular Culture

Timbits have been featured in various forms of media and have become a symbol of Canadian culture. They are often used in jokes and references about Canada.

See Also

• Tim Hortons
• Doughnuts
• Canadian cuisine

External Links

• Official Timbits Page on Tim Hortons Website

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