Tim Hortons lasagna?

[Brill]

It's a good noodle casserole, but it's not lasagna. There are rules to define lasagna and Tim has broken them.

Maybe a lawyer on here will help me with a lawsuit?

 

[OddSox]

At 640 and 970 grams of salt, small and large size, I wouldn't go near it. Going to Timmies for lasagna is like going to a chinese restaurant for a hamburger.

I suspect (hope) that you meant to say milligrams!

 

[red]

It's a good noodle casserole, but it's not lasagna. There are rules to define lasagna and Tim has broken them.

Maybe a lawyer on here will help me with a lawsuit?

i think its better to just say pasta la vista baby

 

[Brotherman]

The chili at TH is pretty good. The service however is not

 

[larry]

Why they chose to call it lasagna is beyond me. It tastes pretty good. Those things in it are probably meat altho they could be vegetable based for all i know (or care). The pasta is soft. All in all, if I had to eat, and i was in timmies, i would have it again.

 

[DshRipRock]

If I want Chef Boy-r-dee I will just go downstairs and open a can.

 

[K Douglas]

At 640 and 970 grams of salt, small and large size, I wouldn't go near it. Going to Timmies for lasagna is like going to a chinese restaurant for a hamburger.

Way too much sodium, I'll definitely pass. Thanks for pointing that out.

 

[incognito]

I was in line at timmes and decided to try the "lasagna". It was terrible, for a dish to have 640 g of salt for a small, it sure tasted pretty bland. And no flavour either. Putting mozzarella on it would be insulting to the mozzarella. lol

 

[zz000ter]

If I want Chef Boy-r-dee I will just go downstairs and open a can.

Exactly

 

[diehard]

timmies is so over rated.

 

[OnTheWayOut]

Found myself at TH and decided to try it. Got a large and I had to ask if what they gave me was a large. $7 is a bit steep for that tiny bit and the garlic bread was 3 inch square. It tasted decent but like others said, lasagne it ain't. If it was larger or cheaper I might get it now and then but as is no thanks.

 

[Mervyn]

It's a good noodle casserole, but it's not lasagna. There are rules to define lasagna and Tim has broken them.

Maybe a lawyer on here will help me with a lawsuit?

Actually in the ads, they are quite clear when they call it a Lasagna Casserole.

 

[Brill]

Lasagna Casserole is an oxymoron then, lasagna is a certain shape of pasta.

Any terb lawyers want to take Tim on?

 

[OnTheWayOut]

Actually in the ads, they are quite clear when they call it a Lasagna Casserole.

By definition I think you could call any properly made (as well as improperly made) lasagna a casserole. But of course I wasn't expecting it to be a good lasagna, but I was hoping for a good value. It was neither.

 

[Loosely]

Yup, I found myself at Timmy's just a little while ago, and decided "why not?". It's not a lasagna of the cheesy variety, it's more like a sauce type lasagna. I'd also say it's a repeatable maybe once in a while.

I quit eating at Timmy's a few years ago when they introduced their roast beef sandwich which tasted like rubber with gravy on it. I puked. Probably the worst item on a franchise menu ever. Honourable flop mention is the McDonald's pizza in the early 90's.

 

[Loosely]

timmies is so over rated.

Expensive for the portion you get.

 

[spankingman]

I tried their oatmeal. Okay I guess, but I don't like the sugary instant oatmeals and prefer cooked oatmeal, perhaps with a little brown sugar, honey or cinnamon.

Have you tried McD'S Oatmeal???

 

[coolcat]

timmies is so over rated.

Agreed...............

 

[coolcat]

Have you tried McD'S Oatmeal???

Tried both Timmies and McD's oatmeal. The timmies I had wasd like soup....more liquid than anything else. Mcd's was actually pretty good......and their coffee is way better than timmies..........

 

[OnTheWayOut]

Tried both Timmies and McD's oatmeal. The timmies I had wasd like soup....more liquid than anything else. Mcd's was actually pretty good......and their coffee is way better than timmies..........

agree dat!