Tim Hortons Donuts in Canada

Tim Hortons donuts

Tim Hortons donuts fill the glass case at the front of almost every store in Canada, and the official guide lists 36 of them. This page covers the whole case: every donut with a checked price and the calorie count Tim Hortons itself publishes, from the 200 calorie Sugar Loop to the four donuts that top the list at 360.

One thing makes this page simpler than the drink pages: the case runs on one price. Nearly every standard donut costs the same, so the choice comes down to the donut itself, not the price tag. Where prices split is the boxes, and that math sits further down the page.

Donuts at a glance

  • Donuts in the official guide: 36
  • Standard donut: $1.59 to $1.99
  • Lightest donut: Sugar Loop, 200 calories
  • Heaviest donuts: 360 calories (Chocolate Cruller, Maple Cruller, Toasted Coconut and Chocolate Toasted Coconut)
  • Box of 6 assorted: $7.79 to $7.99
  • Box of 12 assorted: $13.99 to $14.49, about $1.21 a donut
  • Calories: official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026

How the case is priced

Tim Hortons prices the standard case at one level. Rings, cake donuts, crullers and filled donuts all sit in the same band, $1.59 to $1.99, and the exact figure moves by restaurant because each store sets its own board. The bands on this page were cross-checked against Canadian store lists in October 2026. Premium lines such as the Dream Donuts and seasonal builds sit above the band, and the guide prints no calorie rows for them, so this page names them without figures rather than guessing.

Every donut, with its price and calories

The cards below carry the donuts with photos, each with its price and official calorie count. The two boxes sit at the end of the grid.

Tim Hortons Boston Cream DonutDonut

Boston Cream Donut

Vanilla custard inside and chocolate fondant on top. It is the top seller in most stores, and lighter than most unfilled donuts.

$1.59 to $1.99Cals: 240
Tim Hortons Chocolate Cruller DonutDonut

Chocolate Cruller Donut

A twisted egg batter donut. At 360 calories it ties as the heaviest donut in the guide, and the crullers carry the lowest sodium in the case at 120 mg each.

$1.59 to $1.99Cals: 360
Tim Hortons Chocolate Dip DonutDonut

Chocolate Dip Donut

A yeast ring with a chocolate fondant dip. The classic dips land at 220 calories, the light end of the whole case.

$1.59 to $1.99Cals: 220
Tim Hortons Chocolate Toasted Coconut DonutDonut

Chocolate Toasted Coconut Donut

Chocolate with toasted coconut. At 360 calories it ties the crullers as the heaviest donut Tim Hortons sells.

$1.59 to $1.99Cals: 360

Standard donuts share one price band, $1.59 to $1.99, checked on October 28, 2026, because Tim Hortons prices vary by restaurant. The official guide prints no rows for donut boxes, so the two box cards print no calorie figure. Calories come from the official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026.

The rest of the case: 17 more donuts

Seventeen donuts in the guide have no card photo. They cost the same as the rest of the case and sit on the same trays, so they get the full table here, with the same price band and their official calorie counts.

DonutPriceCalories
Strawberry Dip Donut$1.59 to $1.99220 cal
Powdered Venetian Cream Donut$1.59 to $1.99220 cal
Strawberry Swirl Donut$1.59 to $1.99230 cal
Long John Donut$1.59 to $1.99240 cal
Maple Swirl Donut$1.59 to $1.99250 cal
Maple Glazed Donut$1.59 to $1.99260 cal
Coconut Cream Donut$1.59 to $1.99260 cal
Strawberry Vanilla Donut$1.59 to $1.99270 cal
Sour Cream Plain Donut$1.59 to $1.99280 cal
Old Fashioned Snow Donut$1.59 to $1.99290 cal
Chocolate Snow Donut$1.59 to $1.99290 cal
Old Fashioned Sugar Donut$1.59 to $1.99300 cal
Sour Cream Sugar Donut$1.59 to $1.99300 cal
Old Fashioned Dip Donut$1.59 to $1.99310 cal
Maple Éclair Donut$1.59 to $1.99310 cal
Chocolate Marble Donut$1.59 to $1.99320 cal
Maple Cruller Donut$1.59 to $1.99360 cal

Read the table against the cards and a pattern shows up. The filled donuts are not the heavy end of the case: the Long John and the Powdered Venetian Cream sit at 240 and 220 calories, below most of the cake donuts. The cake and cruller builds carry the top counts, and the Maple Cruller at 360 matches the heaviest donuts on the card grid.

Boxes: where the price per donut falls

A single donut at the top of the band is $1.99. In a box of 6 at $7.99, each donut works out to about $1.33. In a box of 12 at $14.49, each one is about $1.21. Assorted boxes are filled from the case, so you can ask for the mix you want, and the store fills any sold-out spot with what is on the tray.

The official guide prints no calorie row for either box, so this page prints no box total. Any total depends on the mix: a dozen of the lightest donuts and a dozen of the heaviest are different boxes. If you want a count for your own box, add the pieces one at a time in the nutrition calculator.

For the bite-size half of the case, the Donuts & Timbits hub carries all 15 Timbit flavours with their prices and pack sizes. The full menu sits on the Full Menu page, every price on the site is gathered on the Prices page, and the full official table is on Nutrition Facts. Before ordering for anyone with an allergy, check the Allergens page, which is built from the official allergen guide. The Timbits also have their own page: Timbits prices, flavours and boxes.

FAQs

A box of 12 assorted donuts runs $13.99 to $14.49 in store, about $1.21 a donut against the standard single band of $1.59 to $1.99. Delivery lists run higher: a dozen showed $17.39 on Windsor and Edmonton delivery menus in the October 2026 check.

One standard donut costs $1.59 to $1.99. The whole standard case shares that band: rings, cake donuts, crullers and filled donuts alike. Premium lines like the Dream Donuts and seasonal builds sit above it.

The Boston Cream is the top seller in most stores, with the Honey Cruller and the Apple Fritter the other case staples. None of the three costs more: all sit in the standard $1.59 to $1.99 band. Only the premium and seasonal lines price above it.

Yes. Assorted boxes are filled from the case, so you can ask for the mix you want. If a flavour has sold out, the store fills the spot with what is on the tray. The box price stays the box price.

There is no separate multi-dozen deal to ask for. The saving is already in the box prices: a dozen at $13.99 to $14.49 works out to about $1.21 a donut, against $1.59 to $1.99 bought one at a time. Bigger orders for an office or a team go through Tims catering.

In the official guide, donuts run from 200 to 360 calories. The lightest is the Sugar Loop at 200, and the heaviest are the Chocolate Cruller, Maple Cruller, Toasted Coconut and Chocolate Toasted Coconut at 360. Sugar tops out at 28 grams in the crullers. Every donut on this page carries its own guide count in the cards and the table above.

Yes. Limited runs rotate through the case across the year, including fall spice builds, holiday donuts and special runs like the four house donuts on the Harry Potter menu in August 2026. Seasonal builds price above the standard band and leave the case when the run ends.

No. The donut mixes are built on wheat flour with milk and egg in the dough, and the custard and cream fillings carry milk as well, so nothing in the case is sold as vegan. For the full picture, read the official allergen guide before you order.

No. Every donut in the guide is built on wheat flour. The bakery case is also shared, so items sit side by side on the same trays. Anyone avoiding gluten should check the official allergen information and ask at the store.

Pickup orders in the app match the price of the store you order from. Delivery apps add their own markup: a dozen donuts showed $17.39 on delivery menus in Windsor and Edmonton, well above the $13.99 to $14.49 in store band, and single donuts showed $2.09 to $2.19.