Tim Hortons Cold Drinks Menu in Canada

Cold drinks are the summer half of the Tim Hortons board, and the Iced Capp leads it. The lineup runs from a small iced coffee at $2.19 to $2.49 through cold brew, iced lattes, matcha, frozen lemonade and the Quencher family. This page lists the full cold lineup for Canada, with the price range and official calorie count for every size the guide covers, and a plain not published where Tim Hortons has published nothing.

Prices are shown as ranges. Tim Hortons does not charge one national price: what you pay depends on the restaurant and the price cluster it sits in, so a medium Iced Capp costs a bit more in one city than in another. The ranges below are the ones checked for our homepage on October 27, 2026. Calories come from one source only, the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. Where that guide does not list a drink, this page says so instead of guessing.

Cold drinks change more across the year than anything else on the board. New Quencher and Iced Capp flavours land in spring and summer and leave with little notice, and the current limited run at Timmies is the Harry Potter menu. This page covers the year round cold lineup. For the other half of the drinks menu, see our hot drinks page.

Cold drinks at a glance

Matcha

Matcha is the newest corner of the cold board. Iced matcha has reached many Canadian stores, and the latte runs at about $4.19 and up in the Toronto area. The official guide lists no matcha drink, so no calorie count is printed for any cup in this section. Where a price has not been checked for this site, the card says Varies by store instead of guessing.

Iced coffee

An Iced Capp and an iced coffee are not the same drink. Iced coffee is brewed coffee poured over ice: not blended, not frozen, and far lighter. The standard cup comes with cream and sugar. Ask for it black and the count drops to zero, at the same price.

Drink	Small	Medium	Large
Original Iced Coffee	$2.19 to $2.49, 120 cal	$2.49 to $2.59, 150 cal	$2.79 to $2.89, 240 cal
Light Iced Coffee	$2.19 to $2.49, 80 cal	$2.49 to $2.59, 110 cal	$2.79 to $2.89, 150 cal

Iced Capp and frozen drinks

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, in Small, Medium and Large. The Light cup swaps cream for milk and drops the count hard, from 260 to 170 calories in a small, at the same price.

Drink	Small	Medium	Large
Original Iced Capp	$3.29 to $3.99, 260 cal	$3.79 to $4.49, 330 cal	$4.29 to $4.99, 430 cal
Light Iced Capp	$3.29 to $3.99, 170 cal	$3.79 to $4.49, 210 cal	$4.29 to $4.99, 270 cal
Mocha Iced Capp	$3.99 to $4.29, 430 cal	$4.49 to $4.79, 530 cal	$4.99 to $5.49, 650 cal
Vanilla Iced Capp	$3.99 to $4.29, 440 cal	$4.49 to $4.79, 540 cal	$4.99 to $5.49, 660 cal
Caramel Toffee Iced Capp	$3.99 to $4.29, 440 cal	$4.49 to $4.79, 530 cal	$4.99 to $5.49, 660 cal

A medium Original carries 42 grams of sugar on the official guide. The OREO Double Stuf Iced Capp costs about the same as the other flavours, and a large runs to about 700 calories, the highest count of any drink sold at Tims. The guide prints no OREO row, so that 700 is a checked homepage figure, not a per size ladder. The frozen cups without coffee sit with the Quencher family below.

Cold brew

Cold brew is steeped cold, so it tastes smooth and a bit sweet on its own. The Roasted Hazelnut cup is a cold foam build, sold in Medium and Large only, and a Toasted Marshmallow foam cup runs on the same two prices when it rotates in.

Drink	Small	Medium	Large
Original Cold Brew	$2.49 to $2.99, 120 cal	$2.99 to $3.49, 150 cal	$3.49 to $3.99, 240 cal
Vanilla Cream Cold Brew	$2.99 to $3.49, 120 cal	$3.49 to $3.99, 160 cal	$3.99 to $4.49, 240 cal
Roasted Hazelnut Cold Brew	Not offered	$3.99, 220 cal	$4.49, 300 cal

Iced lattes

Drink	Small	Medium	Large
Original Iced Latte	$2.99 to $3.19, 150 cal	$3.49 to $3.69, 200 cal	$3.99 to $4.19, 250 cal
Unsweetened Iced Latte	$2.99 to $3.19, 90 cal	$3.49 to $3.69, 120 cal	$3.99 to $4.19, 140 cal
Original Protein Iced Latte	160 cal	230 cal	310 cal
Protein Iced Latte with Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup	120 cal	160 cal	220 cal
Iced Chai Latte	150 cal	200 cal	250 cal

Iced lattes sit in the same price range as hot lattes. The unsweetened cup costs the same as the original and cuts the count by about 40 percent, from 150 to 90 calories in a small. The last three rows print calories only: their in store prices have not been verified. The protein cups carry 12 to 23 grams of protein by size on the guide.

Quenchers

Fruit Quenchers hold no coffee at all. Four flavours, Blackberry Yuzu, Orange Tangerine, Peach and Strawberry Watermelon, are each served three ways: over sparkling water, mixed with lemonade, or blended frozen. One flavour can land anywhere from 40 to 490 calories depending on the serve and the size, so these tables print the official calories by flavour. Prices run as one family, about $2.29 for a small lemonade style cup up to about $4.49 for a large frozen cup, and no per flavour ladder has been verified. The cards also show the Cloud, Poppin’ and Protein serves and two more flavours, Pineapple Dragon Fruit and Raspberry Mojito. Those serves and flavours have no rows in the official guide, so their cards carry the family price range with calories marked not published.

Sparkling Quencher	Small	Medium	Large
Strawberry Watermelon	40 cal	60 cal	80 cal
Peach	50 cal	70 cal	100 cal
Blackberry Yuzu	80 cal	110 cal	150 cal
Orange Tangerine	80 cal	120 cal	160 cal

Lemonade Quencher	Small	Medium	Large
Peach	90 cal	130 cal	170 cal
Strawberry Watermelon	90 cal	120 cal	150 cal
Blackberry Yuzu	120 cal	170 cal	220 cal
Orange Tangerine	130 cal	180 cal	230 cal

Frozen Quencher	Small	Medium	Large
Strawberry Watermelon	300 cal	340 cal	410 cal
Peach	310 cal	350 cal	430 cal
Blackberry Yuzu	330 cal	390 cal	480 cal
Orange Tangerine	340 cal	400 cal	490 cal

The frozen serve is the dessert end of the family: every frozen cup carries 7 grams of fat in the guide. Sparkling cups are the low calorie pick of the whole cold board: a small Strawberry Watermelon is 40 calories, and no sparkling cup tops 160.

Frozen lemonades

Beside the Quenchers sit the lemonades. A Classic Lemonade runs 90, 110 and 140 calories by size, the Frozen Lemonade is the blended one at 200, 250 and 330, and the Strawberry Frozen Lemonade is the sweetest cup here at 250, 310 and 410. A Mango Frozen Lemonade rotates through the same case; the guide prints no row for it, so its card shows the family price range with calories marked not published.

Soda swirls and fountain drinks

Not every cold drink at the counter is made to order. The fountain pours the colas and blends the soda swirls, and tea drinkers land here too: there is no brewed iced tea ladder on the Canadian cold board, so the bottled Fuze Iced Tea, at about $2.49 to $3.59, is the tea pour in this section. The guide prints no rows for fountain drinks at all, so this page prints no calories for them rather than borrowing numbers from elsewhere.

Bottled drinks and juices

The cooler beside the counter holds the bottled drinks and juices: colas and ginger ale in 500 mL bottles, waters, milk, orange juice and a peach drink. Their prices are set by each restaurant, and the official guide does not list them, so the cards show Varies by store and no calorie counts. The Fuze iced tea bottle is the one exception on price: it carries the same bottled tea range as the Fuze cup in the section above.

Infusr energy drinks

Infusr energy drinks cost about $3.59 to $4.39 on the checked homepage set, and the guide prints no Infusr rows, so no calories are listed for them here. The line runs in three flavours on the cold board: Blackberry Yuzu, Mango Starfruit and an Orange Citrus Zero.

Iced steeped tea

Tea drinkers also land on iced steeped tea, the cold pour of the hot board staple. The guide prints no iced steeped tea rows, so this page prints no calories for these cups rather than borrowing numbers from elsewhere. A Quencher served iced tea style at some stores, and the bottled Fuze Iced Tea above, are the other tea routes on this board.

Make it yours: lighter cups and honest gaps

The fastest cut on the cold board is the build, not the size. An Iced Capp made with milk instead of cream keeps its price and drops the count, the gap between the Original and Light ladders above. A black iced coffee is zero calories at the same price as the standard cup. On iced coffee, the guide’s own addition rows put cream at 70 to 130 calories by size against 25 to 45 for 2% milk, so the swap is worth 45 to 85 calories a cup.

Tim Hortons also does not publish caffeine in its Canadian guide, for cold drinks any more than for hot ones. Third party estimates put a medium Iced Capp at about 110 to 140 milligrams; treat them as estimates only. Health Canada sets the adult daily limit at 400 milligrams.

To run your exact order, add the drink and size in our nutrition calculator, or check the full nutrition facts table, which covers all 346 items in the official guide.

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