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Tims, unless your a Brady and Pats fan of course...........

 

Any time I hear Dunkin all I can think of is Boston and Boston sports, mainly because I used to watch Phantom Gourmet on a Boston tv superstation here and they were sponsored by Dunkin,

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I've always preferred DD's coffee to Timmy ho's. Can't find any Horton's here in the Philly area, so the nod goes to Dunkin'

 

Heck i even buy DD coffee to brew at home . . . I'm drinking Dark Roast at this very moment.

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No more Timmies in the CNY area, they closed all suddenly over a year ago. Dunkin did a huge expansion maybe a decade ago when Krispy Kreme said they were coming to town. KK only built one store and it was shut down within a few years. It's actually a DD now.

 

Personally, I like Just Donuts, creator of the Chicken Wing donut.....

 

http://www.justdonutsnobagels.com/

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have any of you tried making donuts at home?

 

I would do it if (a) I had a flat fryer and (b) I didn't live within a 5-minute walk from Paula's. There is literally no reason on the planet to make (or even try) any other type of donut when you're that close to the best.

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If these are the only two options on the table; Tims has superior food but DD has superior coffee...neither donuts are really that good though in the scheme of donuts

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Tim Horton's almost every time. Dunkin is usually good at night because I'm pretty sure they automate their coffee dumping/brewing fresh every 15 minutes or whatever it is. With Tim's you have to rely on a teenager making fresh coffee and dumping the stuff sitting around, which usually doesn't happen. I hate getting a stale cup when I need a post dinner pickup.

 

Tim's coffee fresh is superior.

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She makes paczis too, doesn't she?

 

Yes...and they are perfect. She makes the standard glazed with dark berry filling, but also has granular-coated and powder-coated, and you can get each of them with dark berry filling, strawberry filling, or lemon curd.

 

The line on Fat Tuesday is about 20-30 people long all day long, but they crank through it pretty quickly.

 

There's 3 locations now: Tonawanda (across the street from Ted's), Clarence (Main and Harris Hill), and Orchard Park. We have at least a dozen at every tailgate.

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