Tim Hortons Asked For Wrong Answers On How Timbits Are Made & The Responses Are Hilarious
A beloved Canadian treat! How Tim Hortons Timbits are made was explained with wrong answers only and the responses are absolutely hilarious. They're so good that we even wish some of them were true.
These little donut holes are social media stars with people investigating if they're accurate for measuring physical distancing, debating what they're called or picking which is the best.
On Twitter, Tims had a very simple question for Canadians: "How are Timbits made? Wrong answers only."
So, of course, people got creative with their explanations about how the classic treats come to be.
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Just like an angel
@TimHortons Every time a Canadian says "sorry" a timbit is born— jade (@jade) 1603850598.0
While this is definitely a wrong answer since it's a play on a line from It's a Wonderful Life, this could actually be true because we do say sorry a lot and there are a lot of Timbits.
Fairy godmother
@TimHortons By the same fairy godmother who gave Cinderella her glass slippers 😛— Lekha Mehta (@Lekha Mehta) 1603851625.0
So, does that mean if you eat a Timbit you'll become a princess?
Serious question
@TimHortons I thought they just magically appeared??— Lisa Keech (@Lisa Keech) 1603853191.0
With how good some Timbits taste, people might think that they're magic.
Baby makes three
@TimHortons When a munchkin and a donut hole love each other very much..— Vian (@Vian) 1603848491.0
A classic way to explain how the treats are made. Could this wrong answer also put an end to the Timbit vs. Munchkin debate?
Gremlins
@TimHortons There’s only one sacred Timbit, and when he accidentally caught a splash of double-double coffee he mul… https://t.co/Qkx3D8NhKQ— Leyanne Viola (@Leyanne Viola) 1603850533.0
This person gave a wrong answer that's just so good. It's a very Canadian twist on the plot of Gremlins.
Epic
@TimHortons a teardrop from Mr. Horton himself falls from the heavens onto a lone boulder at the peak of the talles… https://t.co/QOrDejXgOB— IvysTired👾 (@IvysTired👾) 1603848696.0
An epic wrong take on how Timbits are made that you probably wish was real because it's so cool.
Organically Canadian
@TimHortons Depending on the flavour ... they may or may not be pooped out by some of Canada’s national animals. We… https://t.co/vaMwC3Lo8l— Charlotte🕷 (@Charlotte🕷) 1603848500.0
Don't lie, you've had this thought in your head at least once when looking at Timbits. It's a very organic and very Canadian explanation.
I Love Lucy style
@TimHortons Assembly line✔️ https://t.co/jzketBuYNZ— Ralph Hass VO🎙️#Voiceover at home since 2005 (@Ralph Hass VO🎙️#Voiceover at home since 2005) 1603848911.0
This wrong answer is probably the closest to reality but whoever really makes the treats most likely isn't eating most of them like in that classic I Love Lucy scene.
Ouch
@TimHortons From the Tears of Maple Leafs Fans?— Eric Ēbers (@Eric Ēbers) 1603848457.0
Well, that might hurt if you're a Leafs fan but it's still funny to imagine.
Very Canadian
@TimHortons Zamboni droppings— Kieran O'Loan (@Kieran O'Loan) 1603867727.0
Just imagine a Zamboni leaving a tasty trail of Timbits as it goes along the ice of a hockey rink. This wrong answer might actually be genius.
The recipe
This wrong recipe is so funny that we wouldn't mind if it was really how the donut holes were made.
From another world
@TimHortons timbits are not made they are summoned from the Canadian dimension— GG Gabriel Gaming (@GG Gabriel Gaming) 1603856448.0
This person took it to another level by explaining that Timbits are summoned, not made. The real question is what's the Canadian dimension like?
