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These are the orders Canadians ask about most, with the price range we see most often in store. Delivery apps can charge more, and that point is covered lower on this page.

Item	Price / calories
Original Blend Coffee, medium	$1.83 to $2.09, 4 calories black
Double Double, medium	$1.83 to $2.09, calories rise with cream and sugar
French Vanilla, medium	$2.79 to $2.99, 330 calories
Original Iced Capp, medium	$3.79 to $4.49, 330 calories
Boston Cream Donut	about $2.09, 240 calories
Timbit, one piece	$0.35 to $0.49, 50 to 90 calories by flavour
Timbits, box of 10	about $3.99
Hash Brown	$1.99 to $2.29, 120 to 140 calories
Sausage Breakfast Sandwich	about $5.29, 530 calories
Farmer’s Breakfast Wrap	$5.49 to $6.39, about 640 calories

Hot drinks and coffee prices in Canada

Coffee built this chain, and coffee still pays the bills. The hot board starts with brewed coffee in three roasts. Original Blend is the house roast and the one most people mean when they say they need a Tims. Dark Roast is stronger in taste. Decaf has the same taste with very little caffeine. All three sit at the same price in most stores.

Original Blend, Dark Roast or Decaf: small $1.59 to $1.65, medium $1.83 to $2.09, large $2.07 to $2.29, extra large $2.35 to $2.69. Black coffee has 3 to 5 calories at any size.

A Double Double is an Original Blend with two cream and two sugar. A Triple Triple takes three of each. Cream and sugar cost nothing extra at most stores, so a Double Double costs the same as a black coffee of the same size. The calories are not the same. A black medium coffee has about 4 calories. Add cream and sugar and the same cup moves into the low hundreds. Tim Hortons prints Double Double and Triple Triple as their own items in its Canadian nutrition guide, so they are real products on the board, not just words people say at the counter.

Espresso drinks cost more than brewed coffee because they are built shot by shot.

Latte: small $2.99 to $3.19, medium $3.49 to $3.69, large $3.99 to $4.19

Cappuccino: small $2.99 to $3.19, medium $3.49 to $3.69, large $3.99 to $4.19

Vanilla Latte or Mocha Latte: small $3.39 to $3.49, medium $3.89 to $3.99, large $4.39 to $4.49

Americano: small $2.29, medium $2.79, large $3.29, under 5 calories

Espresso: single $1.49, double $1.99

Tea is the cheap calm corner of the board. Steeped Tea is the standard orange pekoe brew. Specialty Tea covers bagged teas such as earl grey, green, chai and mint. Both have zero calories when you take them black.

Steeped Tea or Specialty Tea: small $1.79 to $1.89, medium $1.99, large $2.29 to $2.49, extra large $2.59 to $2.69

London Fog: small $3.29, medium $3.79, large $4.29. It costs more because it is earl grey tea with steamed milk and vanilla.

Hot Chocolate: small $1.99 to $2.39, medium $2.29 to $2.69, large $2.49 to $2.99, extra large $2.79 to $3.19

White Hot Chocolate: the same price range as hot chocolate in most stores, with more calories

French Vanilla: small $2.49 to $2.69, medium $2.79 to $2.99, large $2.99 to $3.29, extra large $3.29 to $3.59

French Vanilla is a sweet powder based drink. It is not a brewed coffee and it is not an espresso drink. It does carry caffeine, and an extra large cup has about 570 calories, the highest count among the standard hot drinks.

Feeding a crew? The Take Twelve box holds 12 small cups of brewed coffee, with cups, lids, cream, sugar and stir sticks in the box. Most stores price it at about $19.99 to $23.99. Per cup, that is close to the price of one small coffee, and no one has to make a second trip.

Tim Hortons cup sizes in Canada

Size names confuse visitors, and they confuse a lot of Canadians too. Here are the true volumes used in Canada.

Size	Volume
Extra Small	8 fl oz, 237 mL
Small	10 fl oz, 296 mL
Medium	14 fl oz, 414 mL
Large	20 fl oz, 591 mL
Extra Large	24 fl oz, 710 mL

These names date back to January 2012. That year Tim Hortons added the 24 oz extra large cup and moved every smaller name down one step. The old small became extra small, the old medium became small, and so on. The amount of coffee and the price stayed the same at the time. Only the names moved. Not every store sells the extra small size. One more local fact: a large in Hamilton is 20 oz, and Canada is one of the few places where the 24 oz cup is sold at all. If you cross the border and order a large in Buffalo, ask for the volume, not just the name.

The size step is also where the value sits. A small Original Blend works out to about $0.54 per 100 mL. A large works out to about $0.35 to $0.39 per 100 mL. If you drink the full cup, the bigger cup costs about one third less for each sip.

How much caffeine is in a Tim Hortons coffee?

Short answer: Tim Hortons does not publish caffeine numbers. Its Canadian nutrition guide lists calories, fat, sodium, carbs, fibre, sugars and protein. There is no caffeine column for any drink, so any site that gives you an exact caffeine count for a Tims coffee is giving you a guess.

Third party tests put a medium brewed coffee at about 180 to 205 mg of caffeine. A small sits near 140 mg, a large near 270 mg, and an extra large near 330 mg. Treat those as rough guides. Grind, brew time, water heat and how full the cup is poured all move the real number. Decaf still holds a small amount, about 12 mg in a large cup. Espresso drinks work by shot count, not by cup size, so a small latte and a large latte made with the same shots hold about the same caffeine. Health Canada gives daily caffeine guidance for adults, with lower limits in pregnancy, and its site is the right place to check those limits.

Cold drinks and Iced Capp prices

The Iced Capp has been on the board since 1999, and it is still the cold drink people picture first. It is coffee blended frozen with cream. You can ask for milk or chocolate milk in place of cream. Milk lowers the calorie count and does not change the price.

Original Iced Capp: small $3.29 to $3.99, 260 calories; medium $3.79 to $4.49, 330 calories; large $4.29 to $4.99, 430 calories

Mocha, Vanilla or Caramel Iced Capp: small $3.99 to $4.29, medium $4.49 to $4.79, large $4.99 to $5.49, with 430 to 660 calories by size and flavour

OREO Double Stuf Iced Capp: about the same price as the other flavours. A large cup has about 700 calories, the highest count of any drink sold at Tims.

An Iced Capp and an iced coffee are not the same drink. Iced coffee is brewed coffee poured over ice. It is not blended, it is not frozen, and it is far lighter.

Original Iced Coffee: small $2.19 to $2.49, medium $2.49 to $2.59, large $2.79 to $2.89

Black Iced Coffee: the same prices, zero calories, because it holds no cream and no sugar

Cold brew is steeped cold, so it tastes smooth and a bit sweet on its own.

Original Cold Brew or Black Cold Brew: small $2.49 to $2.99, medium $2.99 to $3.49, large $3.49 to $3.99

Vanilla Cream Cold Brew: small $2.99 to $3.49, medium $3.49 to $3.99, large $3.99 to $4.49

Cold brew with cold foam, such as Roasted Hazelnut or Toasted Marshmallow: medium $3.99, large $4.49 in most stores. Foam flavours rotate with the season.

Iced lattes sit in the same range as hot lattes. An Original Iced Latte costs about $2.99 to $3.19 for a small, $3.49 to $3.69 for a medium and $3.99 to $4.19 for a large. The unsweetened cup costs the same and cuts the calories by about 40 percent. Matcha lattes, hot or iced, are a newer add to the Canadian board and cost about $4.19 and up in Toronto area stores.

Fruit Quenchers hold no coffee at all. They come frozen, with lemonade, with sparkling water, or as iced tea. Prices run from about $2.29 for a small lemonade style cup to about $4.49 for a large frozen cup, by flavour and store. Sparkling cups are the low calorie pick in this group, at about 40 to 130 calories. Infusr energy drinks cost about $3.59 to $4.39. Bottled pop, juice, milk and water cost about $2.49 to $3.59, and delivery prices for bottled drinks often sit above the in store price.

Cold drinks also change the most across the year. New Quencher flavours and new Iced Capp flavours arrive in spring and summer, and they leave with little notice. If a cold drink you saw in July is gone in October, it was a seasonal run, not a store error.

Breakfast at Tim Hortons, with prices

Breakfast is the busiest part of the day at most stores. The full breakfast board runs from about 5:00 AM to 11:00 AM at many stores, and some stores sell a short list of breakfast items all day. Hours change by store, so check your local store page or the app before a late morning trip.

The core of the board is the breakfast sandwich. It comes on an English muffin, a biscuit, a croissant or a bagel, with egg and cheese as the base.

Egg and Cheese Breakfast Sandwich: about $4.79 on Toronto area lists, near 300 to 350 calories

Sausage Breakfast Sandwich: about $5.29 to $5.79, 530 calories

Bacon Breakfast Sandwich: about $5.29 to $5.79

Farmer’s Breakfast Sandwich: about $5.99, with sausage, egg, cheese and a hash brown inside

Bagel BELT: about $5.99, bacon, egg, lettuce and tomato on a toasted bagel

Wraps are built for one hand and a steering wheel or a bus ride.

Farmer’s Breakfast Wrap: $5.49 to $6.39, about 640 calories for the sausage wrap

Scrambled Egg Loaded Wrap or Loaded Box: about $4.29 to $6.49 by build

Omelette Bites: about $4.79 for two bites in most city stores

Hash Brown: $1.99 to $2.29, the cheapest hot food on the board

Bundles cut the per person cost. A Classic Breakfast Bundle for two costs about $24.89 on Toronto delivery lists, and bundles for four to six people run from about $50.69 to $55.49 on those same lists. In store bundle prices can sit lower. If you feed a work crew every Friday, the bundle plus a Take Twelve is the order that saves real money over a year.

Lunch and dinner: wraps, bowls, pizza, soup and chili

Lunch starts at about 11:00 AM at most stores. The lunch board is where Tims now fights the burger and sandwich chains near it, and the prices show that fight.

Turkey Bacon Club Sandwich: about $6.99 to $7.99, about 610 calories

BLT Sandwich: about $6.99 to $7.49

Steak and Cheddar Sandwich: about $8.49 to $8.99

Supreme Stack Sandwich: about $10.79, 620 calories

Classic Chicken Wrap or Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap: about $6.99 to $7.99

Loaded Wrap, such as Cilantro Lime Chicken or Habanero Chicken: $7.79 to $8.79

Loaded Bowl, the same builds served on grains: $8.99 to $9.99

Flatbread Pizza, Simply Cheese: about $8.39. Pepperoni and other tops cost more, near $9.59 in Toronto area stores.

Soup, such as Chicken Noodle: about $4.49 to $4.99

Chili with a bun: about $7.19, about 310 calories for the chili alone

Sea Salt Potato Wedges and other sides: prices sit near the soup range and change by store

A fair way to plan lunch money: a wrap or a sandwich plus a medium coffee lands near $10 to $13 before tax in most cities. The same order on a delivery app can land $2 to $4 higher before fees and tip. That gap is the app and the delivery cost, not a different sandwich.

Donuts, Timbits and baked goods prices

The bakery case is the oldest part of the store, and it is still the part people point at through the glass. Donuts are sold one at a time, in boxes of 6, and in boxes of 12.

Boston Cream: about $2.09, 240 calories. Custard inside, chocolate on top, and the top seller in most stores.

Honey Cruller: about $2.09, 320 calories

Apple Fritter: about $2.29 to $2.49 in most city stores

Chocolate Dip, Honey Dip, Vanilla Dip, Sour Cream Glazed, Double Chocolate: single donuts in this group sell in the $1.59 to $2.09 range by store

Six assorted donuts: about $9.39 to $10.79 on city lists

Twelve assorted donuts: about $13.99 to $17.39 by store and by mix

Timbits are donut holes, sold by flavour or mixed. Cake style flavours include Birthday Cake and Old Fashioned. Filled Timbits hold jam, cheesecake style filling or crème brûlée style filling.

One Timbit: $0.35 to $0.49. Filled pieces can cost a bit more than plain pieces.

10 assorted Timbits: about $3.99 to $4.19

20 assorted Timbits: about $6.39

50 assorted Timbits: about $11.99 to $12.99

Per piece, the 50 box is the best buy in the case. It is the box that shows up at hockey rinks, job sites and school staff rooms across the country, and that is not by chance. It feeds a group for about the price of two lattes.

Plain Bagel or Everything Bagel: $2.19, about 290 calories

Four Cheese Bagel or Jalapeño Asiago Mozzarella Bagel: $2.99, about 320 to 330 calories

Bagel with cream cheese: add the spread price at your store. Six assorted bagels cost about $10.49.

Muffins, such as Fruit Explosion, Chocolate Chip, Wild Blueberry or Raisin Bran: $2.29 to $2.59 each, 340 to 430 calories. Six assorted muffins cost about $10.49 and twelve cost about $18.99.

Cookies, such as Chocolate Chunk: about $1.49 to $1.69 each. Dream Cookies with candy or Nutella style filling cost more, near $2.29.

Croissants: plain about $2.29, cheese about $2.49 and up.

Smile Cookie: a seasonal cookie sold for local charity drives, priced at $2.49 in the most recent holiday run we checked. The full amount from each Smile Cookie goes to local causes in the store’s own town or city, which is why the price can change from one drive to the next.

What should you order, by time of day?

Morning, 5 AM to 11 AM: brewed coffee or steeped tea, a breakfast sandwich or a Farmer’s Wrap, a hash brown, and a bagel or a muffin if the morning is long. This is the board at its freshest and its busiest. Order on the app if your store has a long drive thru line before 8 AM.

Midday, 11 AM to 5 PM: a loaded wrap or a bowl, soup on a cold day, an iced coffee or a cold brew. Bakery items baked that morning are still in the case, so this is a good time for a donut with your coffee.

Evening, 5 PM to close: flatbread pizza, chili, a hearty sandwich, hot chocolate or a Creamy Chill style drink for a sweet end. Some stores trim the board late at night, and 24 hour stores in big cities keep a short board going all night.

Why Tim Hortons prices change from store to store

People write to us on this point more than any other, so here is the full plain answer. Tim Hortons stores in Canada are franchised. The company sets the board and the recipes. The local owner sets the final price in a range, and rent, wages and taxes change by province and by city. A store on a downtown Toronto corner pays more to run than a store on a highway lot in New Brunswick, and the board price shows it. Tax adds more at the till, and tax rates change by province as well.

Size and build change the price too. More shots, extra cheese, a change to bacon, or a swap to a premium bread can all add cost. Seasonal items are priced for a short run and can cost more than the same size cup in the core group.

Last, the place you order from changes the price. In store and drive thru prices are the base prices on this page. The Tim Hortons app most often matches the store price for that store. Delivery apps add their own markup, service fees and delivery fees. On October 26, 2026, Toronto delivery lists showed an Original Iced Capp at $4.19 and a box of 10 Timbits at $4.19. Both sit above the in store ranges on this page. If price matters most, order in store or use the app and pick the order up.

Calories, nutrition and allergens, in plain words

Every group page on this site puts calories beside the price, because a price with no calorie count tells only half the story. The full facts come from the Tim Hortons Canadian nutrition guide. That guide lists calories, fat, saturated and trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrates, fibre, sugars and protein for each item. If a number matters to your health, read it in that guide or in the app for your exact size and build, and treat the numbers on this site as a guide.

A few counts worth knowing by heart. Black coffee has 3 to 5 calories. Steeped tea taken black has zero. A large flavoured Iced Capp can pass 650 calories, which is more than a Farmer’s Breakfast Sandwich. Sparkling Quenchers sit at 40 to 130 calories and are one of the lightest cold picks. Milk in place of cream, less sugar, or a smaller cup will cut the count of almost any drink, and none of those changes should cost extra.

Allergens need care, not a guess. Common allergens in this food include milk, egg, wheat, soy, sesame, peanuts and tree nuts. Donuts, muffins and Timbits are made and held in shared bakery areas, so contact between items can happen. If you or your child has an allergy, ask the store staff and read the official guide on the day you order. Recipes change, and a page on the web can lag a recipe change by days.

Deals, Tims Rewards and group orders

Tims Rewards is the chain’s points plan, run in the app and on a physical card. You earn points when you scan at the till or order in the app, and you trade points for free coffee, donuts, Timbits and other items. The exact earn rate and the reward prices change from time to time, so read the offers tab in your own app before you count on a free item.

Three habits save money with no coupon at all. First, scan on each visit, since points on small orders still add up across a month of coffee. Second, watch the offers tab before you order, as app offers can cut the price of breakfast bundles and drinks on set days. Third, buy the box when you buy for a group. Timbits by the 50, donuts by the 12, muffins by the 6 or 12 and coffee by the Take Twelve all beat the one piece price by a wide margin.

Roll Up To Win is the big yearly game, now played in the app. It runs for a set window, most often in late winter, and prizes range from free coffee to cash and cars. Dates change each year. When the game is live, this site posts the dates and the prize list on the deals page.

Catering is the group order arm. Platters cover breakfast sandwiches, wraps, bagels with cream cheese, baked goods and coffee boxes. City lists we checked price a breakfast sandwich platter for 12 people near $34.99, a bagel platter near $19.99 to $34.49, a sandwich platter near $39.99 and a coffee box near $23.99. Place large orders at least one full day ahead, and confirm the final price with the store that will make your food.

How to order at Tim Hortons in Canada

You have four ways to order, and each one fits a different day.

In store: order at the counter, take a number or wait at the pick up end, and watch the board for seasonal items that are not in the app yet.

Drive thru: the fast path at most suburban and highway stores. Know your size and your cream and sugar count before you reach the speaker. A clear order keeps the whole line moving.

The app: order ahead, set your build once, pay in the app, and pick up in store or at the drive thru. This is also where Rewards points and offers live.

Delivery: the Tim Hortons app and the big delivery apps both carry the board in most cities. You pay more for the ride, as covered above.

One small tip from regulars: say the size first, then the drink, then the build. Medium Double Double is a full order in three words. Staff hear it the same way in Ontario, in Alberta and in Nova Scotia, and your cup comes out right the first time.

Questions Canadians ask us

How much is a Double Double in Canada?

The same as a black coffee of the same size, at most stores. A small costs about $1.59 to $1.65, a medium about $1.83 to $2.09, a large about $2.07 to $2.29 and an extra large about $2.35 to $2.69. Cream and sugar do not add cost at most stores. They do add calories.

How much is a medium Iced Capp?

About $3.79 to $4.49 for the Original cup, with 330 calories. Flavours such as mocha, vanilla and caramel cost more, about $4.49 to $4.79 for a medium. Delivery prices sit higher.

What is the cheapest thing at Tim Hortons?

One Timbit, at about $0.35 to $0.49. Among drinks, a small Original Blend or a small espresso is the low end, at about $1.49 to $1.65. A hash brown, at $1.99 to $2.29, is the cheapest hot food.

Are prices the same at every Tim Hortons in Canada?

No. Stores are franchised, and owners set prices in a range. Rent, wages, taxes and city costs move the price. The core board is the same across the country, but the price of the same cup can change by city and by province.

Does Tim Hortons serve breakfast all day?

Some stores do, for a short list of items. The full breakfast board runs from about 5:00 AM to 11:00 AM at many stores. Your store can stop earlier or run later, so check the app for that store.

How many calories are in an Iced Capp?

An Original cup has about 260 calories in a small, 330 in a medium and 430 in a large. Flavoured cups run higher. A large OREO Double Stuf cup has about 700 calories.

Does Tim Hortons publish caffeine numbers?

No. The Canadian nutrition guide has no caffeine column. Third party tests put a medium brewed coffee near 180 to 205 mg, but read that as a rough guide, not a lab fact for your cup.

How much is a box of 10 Timbits?

About $3.99 in store and about $4.19 on Toronto delivery lists we checked on October 26, 2026. A box of 20 costs about $6.39, and a box of 50 costs about $11.99 to $12.99.

What is a Take Twelve and what does it cost?

It is a box of 12 small cups of brewed coffee, with cups, lids, cream, sugar and stir sticks. Most stores price it at about $19.99 to $23.99. Order ahead for large amounts, since stores need time to brew it.

Is this site run by Tim Hortons?

No. This is an unofficial price guide for Canada. It is not owned by Tim Hortons Inc. or Restaurant Brands International, and it is not linked to them in any way. We check prices in Canadian stores and in the app, we print the date of each check on the page, and we fix errors when readers send them in. The store board and the app are the final word on the price you pay.