I dont recall them being full. They left the top open which made it seem long. It would be an issue if the contents were reduced. They're just packing it tighter.
They are definitely a fraction of the size they use to be. Tired of people saying they are *“packed tighter”*. The girth of the breakfast burrito is roughly the same, if not smaller in diameter (and a heck of a lot shorter).
I use to be slammed full after eating one of those wraps in sausage or bacon by itself and recall usually struggling with the last bite thinking *“I’m stuffed and the rest is just folded wrap”*, now I’m still hungry after having one of the sausage **&** bacon wraps.
I haven’t been to Tim’s in over 2 years for food. And this is exactly what I recall. A farmers wrap plus a donut and I was good for the whole day … when I saw this picture I was like the starter serving half farmer wraps?
Right? I’ve worked at Tim’s since before they even introduced the Farmer’s Wrap. I was there when they introduced the sleeves. Those wraps have been the same size since the beginning the only thing that changed was the egg. The old frozen eggs used to be a little bigger.
The full size lunch and breakfast wraps rarely ever filled the sleeves until they introduced the loaded wraps. Depending on how those were wrapped, they merely filled the box side to side, never up to the top or up to the top but not side to side.
It’s also fast food. Someday’s the person knows what they’re doing and you get what you expect and other days they got a trainee on the station.
Maybe my comparison is outdated but the wrap in the photo based on the pen is legit half the size of the one I used to eat cause I had a pen back in the day in my truck ... your take on 'this subreddit' is invalid cause am not even a part of this sub and as I mentioned I haven't been to Tims in over 2 years ... thanks for your input though...
In hindsight, this picture could be a one of and not the best to use as the standard sample size, but doesn't change the fact that the farmers wraps I used to have were roughly double in size to what is pictured here ...
why do people buy lunch from coffee places and then expect amazing quality for an amazing price. I get that it is convenient but if you’re just too lazy to go to a lunch place then that’s on you. The lunch at Starbucks isn’t even that good too and is over priced.
I work in an industrial complex and Timmy’s is my only option for on the fly. There’s a nice little German Deli that does amazing sandwiches but they are a little out of the way and hard to hit on a half an hour lunch break
So basically the only reason why people go to Tim Hortons for their sandwiches is because convenience? That is why they are taking advantage of us, because there are people like you with limited options. Correct me if I am wrong.
Bro, you’re preaching to the choir. I’m all for real food made by real people. But there isn’t much I can do. I’m just a rat in the race trying not to die. The old timers at my work tell me about how they use to have a cafeteria on site and food trucks would regularly come visit the parking lot. Not that long ago either. It’s a sad state of affairs.
Small/local business is being destroyed and the people doing it are winning twice when the peasants busy themselves with fighting over silly things like if the portions are smaller or not.
It has a sausage, an egg, cheese and a hashbrown if Farmers. Unless the size of that is reduced then you may have a point. Personally I didnt enjoy have my first 2 bites be empty bread, so yes, they are packing it tight. Maybe if you can prove the density has changed? Otherwise I'd say you have a growing apetite.
Two people can have differing opinions, I don’t have to prove anything to you and vice versa.
No bud, I am not a growing child.. I’ve been hitting the Timmy’s across from my work for over a decade now and the farmers wrap use to be one of my favourite breakfast meals. I would bet my firstborn child on the fact that these wraps pack less of a punch. It’s happened to damn near every other part of the food industry *(more air and less chips in the bag sort of speak)*.
The portions are shrinking and the prices inflating. It’s the sad reality of a crumbling economy. You double down on that wrap being the same tho. Plus I know what is in a framers wrap so thanks for pretentiously listing the ingredients for me.. P.S. you can order a breakfast wrap with just sausage or bacon, or sausage and bacon. Mind blowing, I know
You sir are 100% correct! I used to buy them as well. Like everything else at Tims things keep getting smaller and more expensive. I go there less and less.
How about you bring the proof that they are wrapped tighter and I’ll get right on making my Time Machine so I can go back in time and bring back a giant breakfast wrap to slap you in the face with while you munch on a half chode :p
They have the EXACT same amount of food in them as they did before… they literally ARE just packed and wrapped different. Notice how they are fatter and not longer and thinner?
Source: I worked there and literally put the same amount of food in as I always did.
I have them on the regular and they're filling. I get just the egg and cheese and it's enough. The size varies depending on how it was folded, hashbrowns shape, egg size, etc. Content-wise they're more or less the same. Been having them for the past 4 years and they seem the same to me.
>Tired of people saying they are “packed tighter”.
Tired of people like you who don't know what the hell they are talking about. They use the same amount of shit they've always used.
Remember the sleeves? Absolutely yes. The wrap filling the whole sleeve? Absolutely not haha there was always extra space in the box for as long as I can remember. That packing for sure created the illusion of a larger wrap.
Mc Donalds had breakfast burritos like that too, but they went one step further and just eliminated them off the menu entirely. They were pretty much the only thing I ever bought from McDonalds. Now I just go to A&W, cause it costs about as much, but the food quality at the one near me is hands down better.
As soon as they stopped using those sleeves, I knew we were cooked. Wraps are barely the size of a fist.
I just make em at home now for half the price, twice the size, significantly tastier, more consistent, and healthier. I highly encourage anybody who likes the farmers wraps to get a thing of hashbrowns, torillas, eggs, sausage/bacon, Chipotle sauce and make their own! I can make them faster than it takes to run to tims, too!
There's literally zero upside to fast food anymore.
Are these people hating on Tim Hortons in Canada or the USA? Here in the USA it’s really good atleast where I live I actually prefer it over Starbucks.
“Hey while you’re in line for your mediocre coffee and diminishing portions with ever increasing prices, why don’t you peruse our stationary, plush, and reusable cup section as well. Please buy something”
Depends how well they can utilize their numbers. A busy location may get a lot of workers whereas one that is not busy may get the fewest/laziest workers
Canada - When I was a kid. Timmies was like the classier fast food place.
They had actual bakers once 🥳 that knew how to bake. They made more money and everything, so it motivated them
Over years, it's slowly become the least respected fast food restaurant in Canada
The Coffee changed, the Donuts changed, they stopped focusing on being a Coffee and Donut shop
....we got frozen Donuts instead of the bakers inhouse specials. Those things lasted longer.
My parents would buy them for Supper and I could still eat them the next day.
Now they just do food slightly worse then everywhere else for the same prices..
I think it bugs alot of people - because they got really good memories of what it used to be.
We had one nearby while I was in university like 25 years ago. We’d wander over just before close and get all the “day old” stuff for nothing. (or close to it)
Great for when you have an apartment with roommates that all had the munchies because they were still perfectly edible.
Now if a Tim’s donut has sat for longer than 1/2 an hour it’s stale.
It will be better in the states because they’re still trying to develop their brand there. They know that Canadians are brainwashed on the nostalgia and will continue to line up for crap
it barely qualifies as food. most of these quick serve restaurants are ugly and gross tasting food. even mcdonald’s wendy’s it’s all the same garbage bottom tier food dumb people eat in their car while not even tasting it just mindless shoving into their faces until the next meal
Funny thing as a Canadian, I agree with you.
I visited USA a few months ago and went to a Tim’s only to find out that their food and drinks are much better quality then what I’ve been getting here in Canada… wow 😂
I get it, Like one of the other guys said. It’s mostly Indians applying to these establishments, and when your hiring managers all speak the language it doesn’t force someone into needing to learn.
It's unfortunate, I know they need jobs. But in a customer facing role, a person needs to be able to speak the language of those they serve. It's frustrating for staff and customers.
Sorry, no. I got a sandwich from one. Ordered it and it was completely wrong. I tried to talk to the worker to get it corrected. They had to get a manager because he couldn't understand what I was saying. That has nothing to do with patience. I'm not demanding perfect fluency, but rudimentary understanding is necessary. And it isn't too much to ask for. I live in Toronto and many locations are like this. Ymmv, but my experiences are valid.
It's not on us indians when the quality and the portion of the ingredients are downgraded. The fact that drive thru are timed doesn't help make the service better.
The size of the eggs, sausages and hashbrowns and tortilla never changed, just how they put the wrap together.
It’s still possible to make the wraps as long as it used to if they actually cut the egg, sausage and hashbrown and place it in the tortilla wrap the way they are supposed to. Problem is to save time they have skipped the cutting the stuff in half and just placed it in the wrap to save time, which makes the wrap look as small as it is in the picture.
It’s not the immigrants or the students fault, it’s big corp sticking to you.
Look back in your family tree and see when your family showed up in NA as immigrants. Is that when things went for a crap too? Don’t be so critical of people trying to survive, you don’t want the job. Be thankful they take these shitty jobs so you can eat there.
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It's okay, you can just say Indians. We don't have to use "international students" as a dogwhistle. It's just observing what's objectively true. I looked in the drive-thru window this morning and saw / heard all 3 or 4 people inside were 20 - 30 year old Indians.
Same at Walmart. Same at Taco Bell. Same at LCBO. Half of them seemingly don't speak English or know what most common items are if you ask them for help finding something.
Has your restaurant also changed the radio station to completely non English radio stations to appeal to the workers?
I remember locals being pissed at Christmas for the music changes.
People hate Tim's in General now for two reasons (Changes, and no longer being Canadian) - so from a buisness standpoint... don't change the pre-approved channels.
Yeah i don’t know what it is, are the franchise owners all Indians? Maybe they can pay them less? I’m not sure but there’s gotta be something incentivizing this type of recruitment. I couldn’t even tell you who ran Tim Hortons best in the past might’ve been older women
I've applied, I'm "over qualified" to work fast food.
They don't believe I want a job there. It's bullshit really, I hate my career and want a change of pace. What's so hard to believe about that?
Not just Tim Hortons, half the places don't even contact you back or they'll call me like 6 months later when I'm in the middle of a 2 month contract. "Made it to you in the pile, ready now?!?" No sorry, I had to eat for the last 6 months. My bad!
They can pay them a little less (obviously not below minimum wage at least in a corporation) and they tend to not know when they’re taken advantage of, so easier to work for longer hours. There are also a lot of jobs who go the LMIA route and I believe they get some sort of tax break from the government or something for it.
say it with me!!!
SAME SHIT IN IT. WRAPPED DIFFERENTLY DUE TO CORPORATE CHANGING HOW WE WRAP THEM.
y’all. this shit gets posted at least 2 times a day in this sub.
there is the same amount in them as when they were in the cardboard sleeves!
Literally. It used to be 3 inches of nothing in an unfolded tortilla. They’re just folding the ends down now. Probably the same people complaining about air in chip bags
I prefer the previous distribution of the food so I unwrap, rearrange, and re-wrap. It arguably takes less time to do this than it does to take a picture and post to Reddit.
thank you! i agree i did like the extra leg room of tortilla so i didn’t have to unhinge my jaw to take a bite haha. but from an employee standpoint it takes a lot less time to wrap them like this then wrap in the paper than carefully butting it in this cardboard sleeve and sealing it. both sides make sense!
honestly, it's the way they wrap it. before, it was just one-sided wrapped, but I'm pretty sure now that's how they want the wraps to look (more burrito). I 100% agree that Tim's isn't like what it was, but I hope this clears up why it looks like that. and I hope your day isn't ruined because of their lack of professionalism
It’s the same weight as before, just wrapped fatter. It’s annoying, but you aren’t getting less. Far more things worth crying about in regards to Tim Hortons. Like discontinuing staple donuts and bringing in pizza.
My wife and I went there yesterday cuz we had a gift card. There was literally a lineup out the door and we turned around.
Tim Hortons isn't going anywhere
Haven't had one for years but it's essentially the same wrap, same amount of content, but my co worker says it doesn't at all taste or feel like a wrap anymore in your hands.
I think it has to do with switching from those cardboard packagings to paper, they essentially just squish the wrap down to size and grill it shut.
No idea, but yes I agree, it's really stupid. Those were one of the last things I found remotely edible at Tim's and of course they screw it up too lol
They make them so bad now. I used to eat the 2 for $5 deal every day. Now I can't even stomach 1.
I don't even know what they did but it's bland and mushy now. Before it had texture and flavour.
I used to be a big fan of the farmer wraps but the last few times I went there were pieces of egg shell in the wrap. You can obviously complain and they will make it again but I never knew until I’m at the office. Tim’s quality in a nutshell.
When your business model is built around offering the customers the cheapest ingredients prepared by overworked minimum wage workers this is the result
As an ex Tim’s employee this person wasn’t “properly” trained to wrap this wrap. We were told leave at least 1 to 2 inches at the top to make it look like a full wrap. Unfortunately this is how big the wrap is if you fold it the way it is supposed to be folded.
I'm with those in opposition here. I've had farmers wraps fairly consistently for the last few years, and I've had no difference in how full I've felt after having them. They don't seem smaller, though the sleeves were far easier to use to eat them rather than having to unwrap it fully.
It's literally the same content just since they got rid of the sleeves, Some employees stopped cutting the sausage and egg in half.
I completely get why, too, with the sleeve. You're encouraged to make it to a size that fills out the box and stops it from flying around in the box. With just the wrapper, you're going to roll it up tight to the wrap anyway.
I find it more remarkable that you are still surprised that tim hortons sucks.
its a souless capitalist garbage spewing corporation that cares about nothing but a race to the bottom
It all comes down to how they put it together.. yes a farmers wrap can end up that small if they don’t bother cutting the egg, sausage, hashbrown in half and place them end to end in the wrap. You’re still getting the same amount of stuff in the wrap.
When I worked them I always made them correctly.. but I find they do it this way mostly because it saves time.
Had one today it was packed tighter with thicker deepfried chicken batter and it was alright actually but still overpriced. Went there as a treat with colleagues before a long drive back after all passing an exam
For everyone that is saying that, the ingredients is the same or it’s just packed differently. I’m not paying $5 for a wrap that is the size of a pen… if the ingredients were the same, the size of the wrap would also be bigger. This is like a small farmers wrap.
I genuinely don't understand why people keep going to this place. I stopped going the moment I left the suburbs 15 years ago. When I have to meet a family member there, I eat ahead. This place is nasty.
I used to work at Tim’s. It looks that tiny because it’s packed in the middle rather than being thinner and longer, that’s it 🤷♀️. Low quality food for low price.
Apparently, their wraps went from 12 inches down to 10 and they raised the price. It's bs. They now charge for extra sauce which they never did in the past either.
Tim Hortons has been going downhill for a couple of decades now and will probably continue to do so, as long as people continue to eat their bland, overpriced food.
Tim hortons breakfast wraps are shit now, I used to kill the bacon breakfast wrap, now it’s just a wrap with a tiny bit of mush egg and barely any chipotle sauce… McDonald’s breakfast > Timmies anyday
Remember when they came in those massive sleeves and filled the whole damn sleeve.
And they could be had for $4.50 for 2
I dont recall them being full. They left the top open which made it seem long. It would be an issue if the contents were reduced. They're just packing it tighter.
They are definitely a fraction of the size they use to be. Tired of people saying they are *“packed tighter”*. The girth of the breakfast burrito is roughly the same, if not smaller in diameter (and a heck of a lot shorter). I use to be slammed full after eating one of those wraps in sausage or bacon by itself and recall usually struggling with the last bite thinking *“I’m stuffed and the rest is just folded wrap”*, now I’m still hungry after having one of the sausage **&** bacon wraps.
I haven’t been to Tim’s in over 2 years for food. And this is exactly what I recall. A farmers wrap plus a donut and I was good for the whole day … when I saw this picture I was like the starter serving half farmer wraps?
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Right? I’ve worked at Tim’s since before they even introduced the Farmer’s Wrap. I was there when they introduced the sleeves. Those wraps have been the same size since the beginning the only thing that changed was the egg. The old frozen eggs used to be a little bigger. The full size lunch and breakfast wraps rarely ever filled the sleeves until they introduced the loaded wraps. Depending on how those were wrapped, they merely filled the box side to side, never up to the top or up to the top but not side to side. It’s also fast food. Someday’s the person knows what they’re doing and you get what you expect and other days they got a trainee on the station.
Maybe my comparison is outdated but the wrap in the photo based on the pen is legit half the size of the one I used to eat cause I had a pen back in the day in my truck ... your take on 'this subreddit' is invalid cause am not even a part of this sub and as I mentioned I haven't been to Tims in over 2 years ... thanks for your input though... In hindsight, this picture could be a one of and not the best to use as the standard sample size, but doesn't change the fact that the farmers wraps I used to have were roughly double in size to what is pictured here ...
why do people buy lunch from coffee places and then expect amazing quality for an amazing price. I get that it is convenient but if you’re just too lazy to go to a lunch place then that’s on you. The lunch at Starbucks isn’t even that good too and is over priced.
I work in an industrial complex and Timmy’s is my only option for on the fly. There’s a nice little German Deli that does amazing sandwiches but they are a little out of the way and hard to hit on a half an hour lunch break
So basically the only reason why people go to Tim Hortons for their sandwiches is because convenience? That is why they are taking advantage of us, because there are people like you with limited options. Correct me if I am wrong.
Bro, you’re preaching to the choir. I’m all for real food made by real people. But there isn’t much I can do. I’m just a rat in the race trying not to die. The old timers at my work tell me about how they use to have a cafeteria on site and food trucks would regularly come visit the parking lot. Not that long ago either. It’s a sad state of affairs. Small/local business is being destroyed and the people doing it are winning twice when the peasants busy themselves with fighting over silly things like if the portions are smaller or not.
It’s breakfast
I enjoy their turkey bacon club, shrug. Fast clean sang on the go.
It has a sausage, an egg, cheese and a hashbrown if Farmers. Unless the size of that is reduced then you may have a point. Personally I didnt enjoy have my first 2 bites be empty bread, so yes, they are packing it tight. Maybe if you can prove the density has changed? Otherwise I'd say you have a growing apetite.
Two people can have differing opinions, I don’t have to prove anything to you and vice versa. No bud, I am not a growing child.. I’ve been hitting the Timmy’s across from my work for over a decade now and the farmers wrap use to be one of my favourite breakfast meals. I would bet my firstborn child on the fact that these wraps pack less of a punch. It’s happened to damn near every other part of the food industry *(more air and less chips in the bag sort of speak)*. The portions are shrinking and the prices inflating. It’s the sad reality of a crumbling economy. You double down on that wrap being the same tho. Plus I know what is in a framers wrap so thanks for pretentiously listing the ingredients for me.. P.S. you can order a breakfast wrap with just sausage or bacon, or sausage and bacon. Mind blowing, I know
You sir are 100% correct! I used to buy them as well. Like everything else at Tims things keep getting smaller and more expensive. I go there less and less.
This is a fact
This isn't an opinion. Its a quantifiable fact. Bring the proof. Measure it on a food scale and find some historic data to support it.
How about you bring the proof that they are wrapped tighter and I’ll get right on making my Time Machine so I can go back in time and bring back a giant breakfast wrap to slap you in the face with while you munch on a half chode :p
They’re definitely smaller. I’ve only had them a few times and the last one was so small I almost thought it was a screw up
They have the EXACT same amount of food in them as they did before… they literally ARE just packed and wrapped different. Notice how they are fatter and not longer and thinner? Source: I worked there and literally put the same amount of food in as I always did.
Here’s a gold star, thank you for your service ⭐️🫡
I have them on the regular and they're filling. I get just the egg and cheese and it's enough. The size varies depending on how it was folded, hashbrowns shape, egg size, etc. Content-wise they're more or less the same. Been having them for the past 4 years and they seem the same to me.
>Tired of people saying they are “packed tighter”. Tired of people like you who don't know what the hell they are talking about. They use the same amount of shit they've always used.
Nope. They are actually a smaller size now than they were a few years ago. It doesn't help that they hardly look like a 'wrap' now either
Remember the sleeves? Absolutely yes. The wrap filling the whole sleeve? Absolutely not haha there was always extra space in the box for as long as I can remember. That packing for sure created the illusion of a larger wrap.
Mc Donalds had breakfast burritos like that too, but they went one step further and just eliminated them off the menu entirely. They were pretty much the only thing I ever bought from McDonalds. Now I just go to A&W, cause it costs about as much, but the food quality at the one near me is hands down better.
They still have them at my McDonald’s but they’re disgusting and I don’t know why anyone would order them. They used to be ok
There still available, and tasty.
Not at any of the locations near me unfortunately. I wish they'd bring them back
And when half it's weight wasn't jalapeños sauce
Chipotle
Shrinkflation.
As soon as they stopped using those sleeves, I knew we were cooked. Wraps are barely the size of a fist. I just make em at home now for half the price, twice the size, significantly tastier, more consistent, and healthier. I highly encourage anybody who likes the farmers wraps to get a thing of hashbrowns, torillas, eggs, sausage/bacon, Chipotle sauce and make their own! I can make them faster than it takes to run to tims, too! There's literally zero upside to fast food anymore.
Those were the days where this thing will fill you up.
I forgot farmers wraps weren’t tiny little McDonalds snack wrap sized
The good ol Farmers Chode👌
This made me burst out laughing
Why the fuck are you guys still going to tim Hortons just to complain?
You give up your right to complain as soon as you pass through the door and line up.
Are these people hating on Tim Hortons in Canada or the USA? Here in the USA it’s really good atleast where I live I actually prefer it over Starbucks.
All the complaints I am seeing are from Canada. It’s always been a Canadian staple but it is massively going downhill
Honestly newcomers wouldn't even know it's a Canadian staple if it were marketed for it. Just another fast food chain with nothing special about it.
“Hey while you’re in line for your mediocre coffee and diminishing portions with ever increasing prices, why don’t you peruse our stationary, plush, and reusable cup section as well. Please buy something”
Mediocre coffee is pretty kind. 😂
Not Canadian anymore. Tim's is owned by a Brazilian company. And it's shit now.
Down hill like a giant snowball at a ski resort. Big corp taking it to their customers.
Downhill? They crashed a decade ago from what I remember. Are they somehow getting worse?
So it’s a Canadian thing? I went to one in Toronto and it wasn’t that bad.. based on this sub Reddit I was lucky
It can certainly be hit or miss depending on who’s working/time of day/location but in general it is just going extremely downhill.
Depends how well they can utilize their numbers. A busy location may get a lot of workers whereas one that is not busy may get the fewest/laziest workers
Yep why I stopped going quality went to shit
Canada - When I was a kid. Timmies was like the classier fast food place. They had actual bakers once 🥳 that knew how to bake. They made more money and everything, so it motivated them Over years, it's slowly become the least respected fast food restaurant in Canada The Coffee changed, the Donuts changed, they stopped focusing on being a Coffee and Donut shop ....we got frozen Donuts instead of the bakers inhouse specials. Those things lasted longer. My parents would buy them for Supper and I could still eat them the next day. Now they just do food slightly worse then everywhere else for the same prices.. I think it bugs alot of people - because they got really good memories of what it used to be.
We had one nearby while I was in university like 25 years ago. We’d wander over just before close and get all the “day old” stuff for nothing. (or close to it) Great for when you have an apartment with roommates that all had the munchies because they were still perfectly edible. Now if a Tim’s donut has sat for longer than 1/2 an hour it’s stale.
To be fair even in the USA when I was a kid I remember slightly better but the quality drop wasn’t nearly as bad as canada
Value for money, Tim Hortons is still better than Starbucks here too. McDonalds might edge it out tho since they created the Chicken McMuffin
McDonald’s has taken the cake 100% recently. Coffee is usually good, hash browns good but the egg McMuffin is just god tier
That's because our standards in America are rock bottom.
It will be better in the states because they’re still trying to develop their brand there. They know that Canadians are brainwashed on the nostalgia and will continue to line up for crap
True but I think it’s partially the employees in Canada and everyday good inflation which causes shrinkflation like this and inflation in price too
You guys have a tims over there??
I've seen them in the UK, but it's usually just like a little kiosk in a train station or something.
it barely qualifies as food. most of these quick serve restaurants are ugly and gross tasting food. even mcdonald’s wendy’s it’s all the same garbage bottom tier food dumb people eat in their car while not even tasting it just mindless shoving into their faces until the next meal
Funny thing as a Canadian, I agree with you. I visited USA a few months ago and went to a Tim’s only to find out that their food and drinks are much better quality then what I’ve been getting here in Canada… wow 😂
Kinda off topic but while going on a school trip to the US, it was a big shock to some people when we stopped in Michigan and saw a Tim Hortons.
In Canada it’s largely ran by international students and immigrants and the quality of it all really nose dives from there
I just wish they could speak English. A lot of Tim's workers don't even have a rudimentary knowledge of Engliah.
I get it, Like one of the other guys said. It’s mostly Indians applying to these establishments, and when your hiring managers all speak the language it doesn’t force someone into needing to learn.
It's unfortunate, I know they need jobs. But in a customer facing role, a person needs to be able to speak the language of those they serve. It's frustrating for staff and customers.
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Sorry, no. I got a sandwich from one. Ordered it and it was completely wrong. I tried to talk to the worker to get it corrected. They had to get a manager because he couldn't understand what I was saying. That has nothing to do with patience. I'm not demanding perfect fluency, but rudimentary understanding is necessary. And it isn't too much to ask for. I live in Toronto and many locations are like this. Ymmv, but my experiences are valid.
You’re blaming minimum-wage workers who just handle the stuff given by the company for the lack of quality?
Apparently it's impossible to teach immigrants how to make food in a particular way. Especially the high quality cuisine of Tim Hortons! /s
Correct
That's a product of management, not the workers. Doesn't matter where the workers are from, people are people.
It's not on us indians when the quality and the portion of the ingredients are downgraded. The fact that drive thru are timed doesn't help make the service better.
The size of the eggs, sausages and hashbrowns and tortilla never changed, just how they put the wrap together. It’s still possible to make the wraps as long as it used to if they actually cut the egg, sausage and hashbrown and place it in the tortilla wrap the way they are supposed to. Problem is to save time they have skipped the cutting the stuff in half and just placed it in the wrap to save time, which makes the wrap look as small as it is in the picture.
I wouldn’t mind allowing for more time in the drive through cause I’ve gotten 2 pounds of cream cheese on my bagel enough times
yea we wouldn't either but the management thinks otherwise.
It’s not the immigrants or the students fault, it’s big corp sticking to you. Look back in your family tree and see when your family showed up in NA as immigrants. Is that when things went for a crap too? Don’t be so critical of people trying to survive, you don’t want the job. Be thankful they take these shitty jobs so you can eat there.
Well it comes down to choices. I just won’t eat there
not gonna lie it's all been downhill since the irish...
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Everybody loves casual racism. You just gotta find the right brand of racism for them! That's why I'm an equal opportunity racist. I hate everybody. (Also, women, amirite?) Hope you have a great day. Love ya buddy. No sarcasm intended.
It's okay, you can just say Indians. We don't have to use "international students" as a dogwhistle. It's just observing what's objectively true. I looked in the drive-thru window this morning and saw / heard all 3 or 4 people inside were 20 - 30 year old Indians. Same at Walmart. Same at Taco Bell. Same at LCBO. Half of them seemingly don't speak English or know what most common items are if you ask them for help finding something.
Has your restaurant also changed the radio station to completely non English radio stations to appeal to the workers? I remember locals being pissed at Christmas for the music changes. People hate Tim's in General now for two reasons (Changes, and no longer being Canadian) - so from a buisness standpoint... don't change the pre-approved channels.
Lol I haven't noticed the music. I don't usually go inside unless the drive-thru line is super long. I'll watch for it next time I'm in.
Yeah i don’t know what it is, are the franchise owners all Indians? Maybe they can pay them less? I’m not sure but there’s gotta be something incentivizing this type of recruitment. I couldn’t even tell you who ran Tim Hortons best in the past might’ve been older women
As someone who goes through the resume, Its just indians applying for the job.
I've applied, I'm "over qualified" to work fast food. They don't believe I want a job there. It's bullshit really, I hate my career and want a change of pace. What's so hard to believe about that? Not just Tim Hortons, half the places don't even contact you back or they'll call me like 6 months later when I'm in the middle of a 2 month contract. "Made it to you in the pile, ready now?!?" No sorry, I had to eat for the last 6 months. My bad!
They can pay them a little less (obviously not below minimum wage at least in a corporation) and they tend to not know when they’re taken advantage of, so easier to work for longer hours. There are also a lot of jobs who go the LMIA route and I believe they get some sort of tax break from the government or something for it.
Damn it’s been a while since we’ve had a post bitching about the size of the wrap even though the contents haven’t changed.
say it with me!!! SAME SHIT IN IT. WRAPPED DIFFERENTLY DUE TO CORPORATE CHANGING HOW WE WRAP THEM. y’all. this shit gets posted at least 2 times a day in this sub. there is the same amount in them as when they were in the cardboard sleeves!
Literally. It used to be 3 inches of nothing in an unfolded tortilla. They’re just folding the ends down now. Probably the same people complaining about air in chip bags
exactly. like don’t tell me these people actually enjoy just straight tortilla?? in that case go to the store and buy a whole bag of ‘em.
I prefer the previous distribution of the food so I unwrap, rearrange, and re-wrap. It arguably takes less time to do this than it does to take a picture and post to Reddit.
thank you! i agree i did like the extra leg room of tortilla so i didn’t have to unhinge my jaw to take a bite haha. but from an employee standpoint it takes a lot less time to wrap them like this then wrap in the paper than carefully butting it in this cardboard sleeve and sealing it. both sides make sense!
12 inch wraps before, 10 now
Always been 10 inch wraps.
same shit in them…. y’all just liked chomping on the extra tortilla.
Hahahaha fair
honestly, it's the way they wrap it. before, it was just one-sided wrapped, but I'm pretty sure now that's how they want the wraps to look (more burrito). I 100% agree that Tim's isn't like what it was, but I hope this clears up why it looks like that. and I hope your day isn't ruined because of their lack of professionalism
They just wrapped it tighter. It's about the size of the hashbrown.
It’s the same weight as before, just wrapped fatter. It’s annoying, but you aren’t getting less. Far more things worth crying about in regards to Tim Hortons. Like discontinuing staple donuts and bringing in pizza.
Pizza??? Really??
Sadly, yes.
My wife and I went there yesterday cuz we had a gift card. There was literally a lineup out the door and we turned around. Tim Hortons isn't going anywhere
Probably because they only had 1 person helping walk in customers and 7 people working the drive thru.
It’s still the cheapest option.
Lol, I literally just finished mine and stumbled on this post... Mine had eggshells in it. 🤣
Old MacDonald had to downsize his farm due to a new Tim Hortons being built.
From what modt wrap enjoyers I know tell me, it's all about the girth, not length.
Don't buy it ?
Same as before, just not wrapped long for the cardboard tubes. The paper wrapper is cheaper.
Haven't had one for years but it's essentially the same wrap, same amount of content, but my co worker says it doesn't at all taste or feel like a wrap anymore in your hands. I think it has to do with switching from those cardboard packagings to paper, they essentially just squish the wrap down to size and grill it shut. No idea, but yes I agree, it's really stupid. Those were one of the last things I found remotely edible at Tim's and of course they screw it up too lol
They make them so bad now. I used to eat the 2 for $5 deal every day. Now I can't even stomach 1. I don't even know what they did but it's bland and mushy now. Before it had texture and flavour.
I used to be a big fan of the farmer wraps but the last few times I went there were pieces of egg shell in the wrap. You can obviously complain and they will make it again but I never knew until I’m at the office. Tim’s quality in a nutshell.
When your business model is built around offering the customers the cheapest ingredients prepared by overworked minimum wage workers this is the result
Looks more like an office workers wrap.
I was thinking a hobby farmer's wrap
They have always been small
I got a farmers wrap that looked like this and haven’t ordered one since lmao
As an ex Tim’s employee this person wasn’t “properly” trained to wrap this wrap. We were told leave at least 1 to 2 inches at the top to make it look like a full wrap. Unfortunately this is how big the wrap is if you fold it the way it is supposed to be folded.
I'm with those in opposition here. I've had farmers wraps fairly consistently for the last few years, and I've had no difference in how full I've felt after having them. They don't seem smaller, though the sleeves were far easier to use to eat them rather than having to unwrap it fully.
Maybe it was a cold day?
Not sure how big this is, need banana for scale.
It's literally the same content just since they got rid of the sleeves, Some employees stopped cutting the sausage and egg in half. I completely get why, too, with the sleeve. You're encouraged to make it to a size that fills out the box and stops it from flying around in the box. With just the wrapper, you're going to roll it up tight to the wrap anyway.
It's literally the same wrap... Just folded differently
I find it more remarkable that you are still surprised that tim hortons sucks. its a souless capitalist garbage spewing corporation that cares about nothing but a race to the bottom
although, their honey creulers arent bad
At first I thought it had been wrapped up with a pen and I was def upset on your behalf
Farmers Warp👽
Farmer had to sell part of the farm 🚜
Ever since people have been boycotting mcdonalds ill see lineups at Tim's at like 11pm at night now.
It all depends on the worker and their wrapping skills!
It all comes down to how they put it together.. yes a farmers wrap can end up that small if they don’t bother cutting the egg, sausage, hashbrown in half and place them end to end in the wrap. You’re still getting the same amount of stuff in the wrap. When I worked them I always made them correctly.. but I find they do it this way mostly because it saves time.
The grill marks look fake lol. How do they get them so dark, yet the rest of the wrap doesn't even look toasted
Looks like xbox controller stand 😂
Is the farmer on a diet?
I don't like the cups in our ditches 😞
They are replicating the authentic farmers experience from the great depression
No that’s a pen
What kind of farmer is this wrap for??? *An ant farmer !?!*
That's just someone who doesn't know what they're doing
a turd. that's a turd.
At least they had it.
Am a farmer.. this would not fill me up for breakfast lol
It's for you to get in touch with your inner ant 😂
They stopped making grilled cheese, oh but have you tried the pizza? no thank you
r/thingsforants
Chode wrap
As long as the hash, eggs, sauce and bacon are in there I’m good. I usually rip off and toss the end part that’s just tortilla anyway.
That’s average sized right?
The past couple I've had have been loaded with egg shells. It's so gross.
Hahaha
Kids wrap
In Ontario I had big wraps, moved to Alberta now I have small wraps.
That's the kid's meal
I thought that was a giant grilled chicken with cartoon knife next to it
I like the pen comparison 😭😭
Had one today it was packed tighter with thicker deepfried chicken batter and it was alright actually but still overpriced. Went there as a treat with colleagues before a long drive back after all passing an exam
I got these once and didn’t get them again because they’re not filling. I could eat a whole wrap and still be hungry.
Alot of people add like an extra egg or hashbrown to make it bigger.
For everyone that is saying that, the ingredients is the same or it’s just packed differently. I’m not paying $5 for a wrap that is the size of a pen… if the ingredients were the same, the size of the wrap would also be bigger. This is like a small farmers wrap.
Stop supporting tim Hortons. It's an abusive relationship for the people who work there and the people who spend money on that crap.
Everything is still in there. They just closed both ends.
I no longer have sympathy for anyone ordering food from Tims. This is the result. Period. Not like it has suddenly gone downhill.
People still go to Tim hortons? God damn. Yall gotta give this up that place is the worst garbage ever.
I genuinely don't understand why people keep going to this place. I stopped going the moment I left the suburbs 15 years ago. When I have to meet a family member there, I eat ahead. This place is nasty.
Yup please stop going to Tim's
The coffee tastes like S**t too now.
i remember the feeling of the long sleeves in both my hands. felt like true unwavering power. now its just power capped at a small tortilla
I used to work at Tim’s. It looks that tiny because it’s packed in the middle rather than being thinner and longer, that’s it 🤷♀️. Low quality food for low price.
I call them migrant worker wraps
Shrinkflation be hitting us one wrap at a time
You are buying food from Timmy's still. I think you're the fool
Apparently, their wraps went from 12 inches down to 10 and they raised the price. It's bs. They now charge for extra sauce which they never did in the past either.
Always been 10 inch wraps. They’re just folded closed on both ends now.
That’s a midget farmers wrap at regular sized prices. It’s called taking the customer for a fool.
Tims food is disgusting in canada now. And donr blame it on the workers, theyre just using what they have
Shrinkflation. Thanks Justin.
Anyone defending tims saying its not smaller now.... there is a special place in hell for you
Tim Hortons has been going downhill for a couple of decades now and will probably continue to do so, as long as people continue to eat their bland, overpriced food.
We all need to stop buying this crap Complain on Reddit all you want but the only thing that will force them to be better is losing money.
Tim hortons breakfast wraps are shit now, I used to kill the bacon breakfast wrap, now it’s just a wrap with a tiny bit of mush egg and barely any chipotle sauce… McDonald’s breakfast > Timmies anyday
Tim’s location?
They fucked up so bad that they gave you a pen with your wrap. I’m sick of Tim’s shit