Timbits
Bite-sized donut holes in a variety of flavors, including chocolate glazed, honey dip, and old fashion plain.
Nutrition Facts
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
Timbits emerged as a byproduct of the automated donut-making process. Doughnut holes, previously often discarded, were recognized as a marketable item in their own right, capitalizing on the growing popularity of snack foods and convenience items.
Timbits have become deeply ingrained in Canadian culture, representing a ubiquitous and accessible treat often associated with social gatherings, road trips, and casual snacking.
Canadian Icon
Timbits are widely recognized as a Canadian food icon, similar to poutine or maple syrup. They are often featured in popular culture and marketing campaigns that emphasize Canadian identity.
Social Sharing
Timbits are frequently purchased in 'boxes' or mixed assortments, making them ideal for sharing among friends, family, or colleagues at meetings and social events. This encourages a sense of community and shared experience.
Road Trip Staple
Tim Hortons restaurants are commonly found along Canadian highways, making Timbits a convenient and popular snack for road trips and long drives.
Sporting Events
Timbits are a popular choice for children's sports teams and other community events, often provided as a post-game treat or snack.
Timbits offer a variety of flavors appealing to diverse palates. They range from simple glazed options to richer chocolate and filled varieties.
Common flavors include Chocolate Glazed (a classic donut with a chocolate coating), Honey Dip (a sweet, honey-flavored glaze), Old Fashion Plain (a cake-style donut hole with a simple flavor), Jelly Filled (filled with fruit jelly), and various seasonal and limited-edition flavors like Birthday Cake, Chocolate Chip, or Sour Cream Glazed. Ingredients vary by flavor, but generally include enriched wheat flour, sugar, vegetable oil, yeast, and flavorings. Fillings often contain fruit purees, preservatives, and stabilizers.
Freshness Matters
Timbits are best enjoyed fresh. If possible, consume them shortly after purchasing to experience their optimal texture and flavor.
Storage Solutions
If not consuming immediately, store Timbits in an airtight container at room temperature to maintain their quality for a day or two. Refrigeration is not recommended, as it can dry them out.
Pairing Suggestions
Timbits pair well with coffee, tea, or milk. The sweetness of the Timbits complements the bitterness of coffee, creating a balanced flavor profile.
Variety is the Spice of Life
Order a mixed assortment to sample different flavors and find your favorites. This also caters to diverse preferences within a group.
Explore additional Dessert dishes and restaurants
Explore DessertDiscover top dining spots and culinary experiences in Sherbrooke.
Explore SherbrookeLearn more about the food culture, restaurant scene, and culinary heritage of Canada.
Explore Canada