Tim Hortons breakfast wraps come in three lines, and the lines are the whole story of this page. The classic wraps fold egg, cheese and chipotle sauce into a grilled tortilla, and they are the lightest wraps on the breakfast board: the Bacon Breakfast Wrap sits at 400 calories in the official guide. The Farmer’s Wraps take that same build and add a crispy hash brown inside the wrap, which pushes the sausage build to 640 calories and the sausage and bacon build to 700, the heaviest single breakfast item in the guide. The third line is the scrambled egg loaded wraps, three builds that run from 470 to 650 calories.
Prices on this page are the ones the Breakfast hub cross-checked against at least two independent Canadian sources in October 2026, and only three builds carry a checked price: the Sausage Breakfast Wrap at $4.59 to $4.79, the Sausage Farmer’s Wrap at $5.49 to $5.79 and the Sausage Scrambled Egg Loaded Wrap at $5.59. The other six builds could not be priced as separate lines, so the table prints Not verified for them rather than a figure borrowed from another site. Calories, protein and sodium come from one source only, the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. The lunch half of the wrap shelf sits on the Lunch Wraps page.
Breakfast wraps at a glance
- Breakfast wrap cards on this page: 3
- Guide wrap rows in the table: 9 (six breakfast wraps, three loaded wraps)
- Cheapest cross-checked wrap: Sausage Breakfast Wrap, $4.59 to $4.79
- Sausage Farmer’s Wrap: $5.49 to $5.79, 640 calories
- Lightest guide wrap: Bacon Breakfast Wrap, 400 calories
- Heaviest guide wrap: Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap, 700 calories, the most of any single breakfast item in the guide
- Most protein: Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap, 25 grams
- Saltiest guide wrap: Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap, 1,160 mg of sodium
- Rows with no cross-checked price: 6 of 9, printed as Not verified
- Cards with no published figures: 2 of 3, the Maple Brown Butter build and the meatless Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap
The breakfast wraps
Farmer's WrapSausage Farmer's Wrap
A freshly cracked egg, a hash brown, cheese and chipotle sauce in a grilled tortilla, with sausage. The bacon build runs 520 calories, and the sausage and bacon build runs 700.
Farmer's WrapMaple Brown Butter Scrambled Egg Farmer's Wrap
A limited time maple brown butter build of the Farmer's Wrap. The official guide prints no row for this line, so neither figure is published.
Farmer's WrapScrambled Egg Farmer's Wrap
The meatless Farmer's Wrap build. The official guide prints Farmer's Wrap rows for the meat builds only, so no figure is published for this one.
Prices are ranges checked on October 28, 2026, because Tim Hortons prices vary by restaurant. Calories come from the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026. Only the sausage Farmer's Wrap carries a price that could be cross-checked for this page. The Maple Brown Butter build and the meatless scrambled egg build have no rows in that guide, so their cards publish no figures.
The priced card anchors the page. The Sausage Farmer’s Wrap is $5.49 to $5.79 at 640 calories: a freshly cracked egg, a hash brown, cheese and chipotle sauce in a grilled tortilla, with sausage. Tim Hortons’ own Canadian store pages describe the same build, down to the hash brown made from Canadian potatoes.
The other two cards publish no figures at all. The Maple Brown Butter Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap is a limited time build with no row in the July 2026 guide, and the Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap is the meatless build, for which the guide prints Farmer’s Wrap rows for the meat builds only. Neither card borrows the sausage build’s numbers.
| Item | Price | Calories | Protein | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sausage Breakfast Wrap | $4.59 to $4.79 | 530 cal | 20 g | 720 mg |
| Bacon Breakfast Wrap | Not verified | 400 cal | 18 g | 750 mg |
| Sausage & Bacon Breakfast Wrap | Not verified | 580 cal | 23 g | 930 mg |
| Sausage Farmer’s Wrap | $5.49 to $5.79 | 640 cal | 21 g | 940 mg |
| Bacon Farmer’s Wrap | Not verified | 520 cal | 19 g | 970 mg |
| Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap | Not verified | 700 cal | 25 g | 1,160 mg |
| Sausage Scrambled Egg Loaded Wrap | $5.59 | 650 cal | 22 g | 1,020 mg |
| Bacon Scrambled Egg Loaded Wrap | Not verified | 530 cal | 20 g | 1,060 mg |
| Scrambled Egg & Cheese Loaded Wrap | Not verified | 470 cal | 16 g | 840 mg |
The table is the full guide set for breakfast wraps: the six rows the guide files under Breakfast Wraps and the three loaded wrap rows it files under Loaded Breakfast, beside the loaded boxes and croissants that stay on the Breakfast hub. Three rows carry a cross-checked price. The other six run on their guide calories until an in store check can price them as separate lines, the same rule the hub prints.
Classic wraps, Farmer’s Wraps and loaded wraps
The difference between the first two lines is one ingredient. A classic wrap is egg, cheese and chipotle sauce in a grilled tortilla, with sausage, bacon or both. A Farmer’s Wrap is that same build with a crispy hash brown folded inside, and the hash brown is not a small step: the sausage build rises from 530 to 640 calories, the bacon build from 400 to 520, and the sausage and bacon build from 580 to 700. The carb count shows the same jump, from 34 to 35 grams on the classic line to 49 to 53 grams on the Farmer’s line.
Protein climbs with the meat, not with the line. The Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap carries the most protein in the table at 25 grams, and the double meat classic wrap is next at 23. The lightest wrap on the page, the Bacon Breakfast Wrap at 400 calories, still carries 18 grams of protein, so the classic line is a full breakfast at a smaller count, not a snack.
The loaded wraps are the scrambled egg builds, and they land between the two lines. The Scrambled Egg & Cheese Loaded Wrap, at 470 calories, is lighter than the sausage classic wrap and every Farmer’s build, while the Sausage Scrambled Egg Loaded Wrap at 650 calories is the second heaviest wrap in the table and the one loaded build with a cross-checked price, at $5.59.
Sodium pulls the other way. The saltiest row is the Sausage & Bacon Farmer’s Wrap at 1,160 mg, and the Bacon Farmer’s Wrap at 970 mg is saltier than the Sausage Farmer’s Wrap at 940 mg, even though it carries 120 fewer calories. The lowest sodium in the table belongs to the Sausage Breakfast Wrap at 720 mg. Every one of the nine rows carries wheat and gluten, milk, egg and soy as Contains marks in the official allergen guide, and the full allergen detail for each wrap is on the Allergens page.
When the wraps are served: eggs until 4 PM
Ask other sites when breakfast ends at Tim Hortons and you will get 11 AM, noon and all day back. Tim Hortons publishes none of those figures. What the company does publish, on the restaurant descriptions on its own Canadian store pages, is that freshly cracked Canadian eggs are served until 4 PM. Every wrap on this page is an egg build, so at restaurants that follow the standard setup, the wrap lineup runs with the eggs, far past the morning rush.
Hours still vary by restaurant, and a small store can run a shorter day than a highway location, so check your own store in the Tims app before a late wrap run. The full timing picture is on the Breakfast Hours page, and the rest of the board is on the Breakfast hub.
More at breakfast
The wraps are one shelf of a bigger board. The Breakfast hub carries the sandwiches, Bagel BELTs, loaded boxes and croissants, bundles and sides that share the board with these wraps, and the sandwich shelf has its own page, Breakfast Sandwiches. The lunch half of the wrap shelf is on the Lunch Wraps page. For the whole menu in one place, see the Full Menu, and for every item’s price side by side, the Prices page. Full nutrition for all 346 items in the official guide is on the Nutrition Facts page, and allergen detail for every wrap is on the Allergens page.