Tim Hortons Timbits are the bite sized donut holes that have sat in the bakery case since 1976, and 2026 marks fifty years on the menu. The official guide lists 15 flavours for Canada. This page lists every one of them with a checked price and the official calorie count beside it, plus the three box sizes and what each box works out to per piece.
Prices work simply here. One Timbit runs $0.35 to $0.49, the cheapest single item on the menu, and the boxes of 10, 20 and 50 are where the per piece price falls. Prices vary by restaurant, so every figure below is a band checked for the Donuts and Timbits hub on October 28, 2026. Calories come from one source only, the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. Where that guide prints no row, for the filled flavours that rotate through stores, this page says so instead of guessing. The full case, donuts included, sits on our Donuts and Timbits page.
Timbits at a glance
- Timbit flavours in the official guide: 15
- One Timbit: $0.35 to $0.49, the cheapest item on the menu
- Calories: 50 to 90 a piece, by flavour
- Lightest pieces: Honey Dip, Strawberry and Venetian Cream, 50 calories each
- Heaviest pieces: Sour Cream Glazed, Chocolate Toasted Coconut and Toasted Coconut, 90 calories each
- Boxes: 10, 20 and 50
- Best value in the case: the 50 pack at $11.99 to $12.99, about 24 cents a piece
- On the menu since 1976; fifty years in 2026
The flavours with cards
Six of the guide flavours carry cards below, along with the three boxes. These are the pieces most stores sell the most of: the glazed and cake styles that mirror the donut case, from the Honey Dip at 50 calories up to the Sour Cream Glazed at 90. The Chocolate Glazed is the one Canadians reach for first: Tim Hortons’ own newsroom named it the most popular classic Timbit flavour in Canada in 2025, as it has been for several years running.
Timbit Pack10 Assorted Timbits
Ten Timbits in a box; about 40 cents a piece, against up to $0.49 for a single piece.
Timbit Pack20 Assorted Timbits
Twenty Timbits in a box; about 32 cents a piece.
Timbit Pack50 Assorted Timbits
The box that shows up at hockey rinks, job sites and school staff rooms; about 24 cents a piece, the best per piece price in the store.
TimbitBirthday Cake Timbit
The birthday cake flavour, one of the 15 Timbit flavours in the official guide.
TimbitChocolate Glazed Timbit
The chocolate glazed piece, at 80 calories.
TimbitHoney Dip Timbit
At 50 calories it ties for the lightest Timbit in the guide.
TimbitOld Fashioned Glazed Timbit
The glazed old fashioned piece, at 80 calories.
TimbitOld Fashioned Plain Timbit
The plain cake style piece, at 60 calories.
TimbitSour Cream Glazed Timbit
The glazed sour cream piece. At 90 calories it ties for the heaviest Timbit in the guide.
One Timbit runs $0.35 to $0.49, checked on October 28, 2026, and prices vary by restaurant. The pack calorie spans follow the flavour mix in the box; they are arithmetic on the guide per piece figures, not guide rows. Calories come from the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026.
The nine flavours without a photo
The guide lists nine more flavours that have no card, because no photo exists for them on this site. They sell at the same single piece band as the card flavours, $0.35 to $0.49, and the table gives each one its official calorie count. The three lightest Timbit flavours in the whole guide sit in this table: Strawberry and Venetian Cream at 50 calories, level with the Honey Dip on the cards above.
| Flavour | Price (one piece) | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Strawberry Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 50 cal |
| Venetian Cream Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 50 cal |
| Chocolate Snow Ball Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 70 cal |
| Old Fashioned Sugar Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 70 cal |
| Snow Ball Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 70 cal |
| Sour Cream Plain Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 80 cal |
| Sour Cream Sugar Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 80 cal |
| Chocolate Toasted Coconut Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 90 cal |
| Toasted Coconut Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 90 cal |
Filled Timbits rotate through stores alongside these 15, in builds like blueberry cheesecake and crème brûlée. They can cost a bit more than a standard piece, and the official guide prints no rows for them, so this page lists no calories for the filled line. Seasonal runs come and go the same way: a summer bucket of 30 Timbits shows up in the warm months at about $10.99, priced for the bucket rather than the pieces.
Boxes and the box math
Boxes are where the per piece price falls. The guide prints no rows for any box, so the pack calorie totals below are spans that follow the mix, from an all light box to an all heavy one.
| Pack | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| One Timbit | $0.35 to $0.49 | 50 to 90 by flavour |
| 10 Assorted Timbits | $3.99 to $4.19 | By flavour mix, 500 to 900 |
| 20 Assorted Timbits | About $6.39 | By flavour mix, 1,000 to 1,800 |
| 50 Assorted Timbits | $11.99 to $12.99 | By flavour mix, 2,500 to 4,500 |
The math runs one way. One piece can run $0.49 on its own. In a box of 10, each piece works out to about 40 cents. A 20 pack brings it to about 32 cents, and the 50 pack to about 24 cents a piece, the best per piece price in the store. Even two 20 packs cost more than one 50 box, so when the group is big enough, size up. Delivery apps price the same boxes higher again, so a box always costs less at the counter or on a pickup order. In Quebec the same product answers to trous de beigne on the street, though the board still says Timbits.
Timbits or donuts for the group?
For one person with a coffee, a full donut is usually the better buy: five Honey Dip Timbits carry 250 calories, exactly the count of one Honey Dip Donut in the guide. For a group, the box wins. A 50 pack feeds a room for about the price of two lattes, which is why it is the box that shows up at hockey rinks, job sites and school staff rooms across the country. A dozen donuts costs more and stops at twelve pieces.
Where to check the rest
Donuts and Timbits share one case and one hub page: the Donuts and Timbits page carries all 36 donuts beside these flavours. Every price on this page also sits in the full list on Tim Hortons Prices. For the numbers behind the tables, the Nutrition Facts page covers all 346 items in the official guide, and anyone ordering for a group with allergies should read the Allergens page first. The whole menu in one place is the Full Menu. The donuts also have their own page: Donuts prices and calories.