Tim Hortons Seasonal & Limited-Time Menu Canada

The seasonal menu is where Tim Hortons has its fun. Pumpkin Spice lattes in the fall. Candy cane everything in December. Bright summer Quenchers and wild Dream Donut creations through the warmer months. These items come and go — some last weeks, some become permanent legends. This page tracks what’s seasonal right now and what to watch for through the year.

Important: seasonal items and their prices change frequently and vary by location. We update this page as new items launch — check the “last updated” date at the bottom.

Fall: Pumpkin Spice Season (Roughly September–November)

The most wonderful time of the year for Tims fans.

• Pumpkin Spice Latte — espresso, steamed milk, pumpkin spice flavour. Medium ~$4.79 | ~280–350 cal, roughly
• Pumpkin Spice Iced Capp — the frozen version. Medium ~$3.99 | ~350–450 cal, roughly
• Pumpkin Spice Muffin / Donut — seasonal bakery. ~$1.79–2.79 | ~300–420 cal, roughly
• Apple Cider returns to the hot menu in fall. Medium ~$3.29

Holiday Season (Roughly November–January)

• Candy Cane Hot Chocolate — mint hot chocolate with whipped topping. Medium ~$3.49 | ~350–420 cal, roughly
• Holiday-themed donuts — decorated seasonal donuts (designs change yearly). ~$1.79–1.99
• Gingerbread-flavoured drinks (select years) — lattes and iced capps. Medium ~$4.79
• Holiday Timbits boxes — festive packaging, same beloved Timbits

Winter Warmers (January–March)

• White Hot Chocolate — creamy white-chocolate version. Medium ~$3.29 | ~300–380 cal, roughly
• Maple-flavoured specials — Tims leans into Canadiana in deep winter with maple drinks and donuts

Spring (March–May)

• Spring Quenchers — early fruit-quencher flavours return. Medium ~$3.29
• Lemon-flavoured bakery — lemon donuts, muffins and Timbits pop up. ~$1.79–2.79

Summer (June–August)

• Summer Quenchers lineup — Strawberry Watermelon, Peach and rotating flavours. Medium ~$3.29 | Large ~$3.79
• Frozen Lemonade (strawberry and original) — Medium ~$3.79
• Dream Donuts — over-the-top limited creations (past examples: Lemon Blueberry, S’mores-style). ~$2.49–2.99 each
• Iced beverage specials — cold brew and iced latte flavour twists

Past Limited-Time Hits (May Return)

Some LTOs earn a cult following and come back by popular demand:

• Dream Donuts series — elaborate filled and topped creations
• Candy Cane Cold Brew (holiday cold coffee)
• Maple Bacon breakfast items (select years)
• Churro Donut — cinnamon-sugar coated, a fan favourite when it appears
• Oreo-flavoured Iced Capps and donuts (licensed collaborations)

How to Never Miss a Seasonal Drop

• Check this page monthly — we update it whenever Tim Hortons announces new seasonal items.
• Follow the Tim Hortons app — members get early announcements and sometimes exclusive early access to seasonal drinks.
• Act fast on Dream Donuts — the wildest creations sell out quickly and rarely last more than a few weeks.
• Ask your local restaurant — rollout timing can differ by region; your neighbourhood Tims may get items a week before or after the national launch.
• Seasonal = seasonal pricing — LTO drinks typically run $0.30–0.70 above their everyday counterparts.

Seasonal Price Guide: What to Expect

Seasonal pricing follows a predictable pattern once you’ve watched a few cycles:

• Expect a small premium. Limited-time drinks typically cost $0.30–0.70 more than their everyday equivalents — you’re paying for the novelty flavours and toppings.
• Bakery LTOs stay close to regular prices. Seasonal donuts usually land within $0.10–0.30 of standard donuts.
• No national price list applies double here. Seasonal items launch at slightly different prices by region, and some locations round differently. Treat every seasonal price on this page as a close estimate.
• Value hunting: seasonal drinks are included in Tims Rewards like everything else, and the app often runs “try the new flavour” bonus-point promotions at launch. That’s the cheapest way to taste-test.
• After the season ends, prices on this page become historical reference — we mark retired items clearly so you’re never confused about what’s actually available.

Seasonal FAQs

How long do seasonal items last?
It varies widely. Pumpkin Spice typically runs 8–12 weeks; Dream Donuts sometimes last only 2–4 weeks. Tim Hortons rarely announces end dates in advance.

Are seasonal items available at every location?
Mostly, but not guaranteed. Small-format and express locations may skip certain LTOs, and rollout timing varies by region.

Do seasonal drinks cost more?
Usually slightly — expect a modest premium over the everyday equivalent (roughly $0.30–0.70 more).

Can I still get last season’s item?
Once it’s gone, it’s gone — though popular items (Pumpkin Spice Latte, Candy Cane Hot Chocolate) return nearly every year.

Does Tim Hortons announce seasonal menus in advance?
Major seasons (fall, holiday, summer) are usually teased on social media and in the app a week or two before launch. Surprise mid-season drops happen too.

Are nutrition facts available for seasonal items?
Yes — Tim Hortons lists calories for seasonal items on menu boards and in the app while they’re offered, same as the permanent menu.

Price Disclaimer

Seasonal item prices are estimates in Canadian dollars and change frequently; availability varies by location and season. Tim Hortons does not publish national menu prices — confirm with your local restaurant. Calorie figures are approximate. This is an unofficial fan guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by Tim Hortons. Last updated: September 2026.