Tim Hortons might be a giant in the coffee industry, but some of its products aren't so desirable - especially to the employees who make them.

Tim Hortons has more than 5,100 stores in 13 countries. Most are in Canada, but there are more than 600 in the US, mostly in New York, Michigan, and Ohio.

He may not have lived to see what Tim Hortons fully became, but between his hockey heroics and dominant restaurant, Horton is a true Canadian legend. Read the original article on Tasting Table.

The beans in the coffee are what make Tim Hortons so sought after, as they're 100% Arabica -- known for its smooth, sweet profile. It's an agreeable blend that's easy to drink and sold in ...

The Tim Hortons coffee chain has 4,800+ locations in Canada, the US, China, the UK, and Mexico. Tim's is testing reusable containers and single-use drink cups that are recyclable and compostable.