Setting aside the obvious problems with taxes slipping through the fingers of the USA government, the decision by Burger King is for the best.
I don't know if serving burgers at Tim Horton in the fashion they are served at Burger King is all that great of an idea, but, bringing Tim Horton to the Burger King menu will improve their sales. Personally, I think the restaurant decor of the Burger Kings will have to improve and be more trendier than as it is no "McDonald's Wannabees."
I suppose we'll see how it goes, both from market share and tax portion.
This is Tim Horton's answer to the calorie brochure. (click here) Don't have to ask for it and you can decide what exactly to order and know the calories for YOUR CHOICE IN MEALS.
Example: A fairly generous breakfast is less than 500 calories. If a customer swaps out a honey glazed donut for a hash brown the calories are 580. But, a customer gets what they want without a hassle in accepting what is available, sort of.
