joaney75
09-14-2006, 09:09 PM
Please help I have no idea how many points a large double double is at Tim Hortons. I have been counting it as 3 points, could it only be 2???''Thanks
Joaney
Joaney
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Kelly_S
09-15-2006, 10:34 AM
Not sure what a double, double is but coffee itself is 0 points, anything added to it such as sugar (which is 1 point per tablespoon) or cream/milk has points.
So if it is just a double shot (as in strong, strong) of coffee it still would be 0 points.
If all else fails try another coffee shop site (such as Starbucks or TimHorton's) and use those points.
So if it is just a double shot (as in strong, strong) of coffee it still would be 0 points.
If all else fails try another coffee shop site (such as Starbucks or TimHorton's) and use those points.
mauvaisroux
10-02-2006, 04:52 PM
Double-Double means coffee with 2 cream & 2 sugars- I think its a Canadian thing! :lol:
I would count one as 3 points to be on the safe side. The shots of cream and sugar are pre-measured according to the cup sze and I don't think they are the same size as if you were to do it yourself. Plus they use really high fat cream.
You can download the nutritional information for both Canadian and American Timmy's at http://www.timhortons.com/en/menu/menu_info.html#ni
Hope that helps. :)
I would count one as 3 points to be on the safe side. The shots of cream and sugar are pre-measured according to the cup sze and I don't think they are the same size as if you were to do it yourself. Plus they use really high fat cream.
You can download the nutritional information for both Canadian and American Timmy's at http://www.timhortons.com/en/menu/menu_info.html#ni
Hope that helps. :)