Tim Hortons Iced Capp Menu 2026: Prices and Calories

The Tim Hortons Iced Capp is the drink I reach for as soon as the temperature climbs above twenty degrees, and I’m not alone. It is a frozen blend of Tim’s coffee, cream, and ice that lands somewhere between an iced coffee and a milkshake, and after more than twenty-five years on the menu, it is still one of the best-known cold drinks at Tim’s.

In this guide I walk you through every flavour on the current Iced Capp menu, what each size costs, how many calories you are signing up for, how much caffeine is inside, and the small ordering tricks I use to make it lighter or stronger. If you want the numbers, jump to the price and calorie tables. If you are trying to pick a flavour, the flavour cards and my honest picks below will save you some guesswork.

Iced Capp is short for iced cappuccino, and that is exactly what a lot of Canadians still call it. You will also hear people order an “ice cap” at the counter, and the staff knows exactly what you mean. The drink is made by blending a sweet coffee base with cream and ice until it turns thick, smooth and frosty. It is not poured over ice like a regular iced coffee, so the texture is closer to a slushy shake than a drink you sip through ice cubes.

Tim Hortons first launched the Iced Capp in 1999, and the company celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2019 and its 25th in 2024. Over those years, the classic lineup settled on Original, Mocha, Vanilla, and Caramel, while limited editions like OREO, S’mores, Maple, Salted Caramel, and Pumpkin Spice have come and gone with the seasons.

Here is the simplest way I can explain the difference for a first-timer. Order a regular iced coffee when you want something light and coffee-forward. Order an Iced Capp when you want a sweet, creamy treat that still gives you a coffee kick.

Every Tim Hortons Iced Capp flavour with starting price

The Iced Capp menu centres on a few year-round classics plus rotating seasonal flavours. Prices below are the regular small, medium and large prices listed for 2026. Your local restaurant may charge a little more or less, so treat them as a close guide and check the Tim Hortons app before you order.

Original Iced Capp

This is the one that started it all and still the one I recommend to anyone trying it for the first time. The Original Iced Capp tastes like sweet, creamy coffee with a clean finish, and it is the lightest option on the menu because it has no extra syrup or topping.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $3.49 • 260 Cals

🏷️ $3.99 • 330 Cals

🏷️ $4.49 • 430 Cals

Mocha Iced Capp

The Mocha Iced Capp adds a rich chocolate syrup to the classic blend, and it honestly tastes like a frozen mocha dessert. If you like chocolate milk and coffee equally, this is your drink. It also has slightly more caffeine than the Original because the chocolate adds a little on its own.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $4.19 • 430 Cals

🏷️ $4.69 • 530 Cals

🏷️ $5.19 • 650 Cals

Vanilla Iced Capp

The Vanilla Iced Capp is smoother and sweeter than the Original, with a soft vanilla flavour that takes the edge off the coffee. I usually suggest this one to friends who find coffee a little bitter but still want the caffeine.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $4.19 • 440 Cals

🏷️ $4.69 • 540 Cals

🏷️ $5.19 • 660 Cals

OREO Double Stuf Iced Capp

This one came back in spring 2026. Tim Hortons blends the Iced Capp base with OREO cookie crumble and vanilla syrup, then finishes it with vanilla whipped topping and more crumble on top. It is thick, crunchy in places, and very sweet, so I treat it as a dessert rather than my afternoon coffee.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $4.19 • 450 Cals

🏷️ $4.69 • 560 Cals

🏷️ $5.19 • 700 Cals

Caramel Churro Iced Capp

Part of the spring 2026 Caramel Churro lineup, this flavour mixes caramel and cinnamon sugar into the frozen base and is served with churro cookie crumbs on top. The cinnamon crunch on the first few sips is the best part, and it really does taste like a churro dipped in cold coffee.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $4.19 • 450 Cals

🏷️ $4.69 • 560 Cals

🏷️ $5.19 • 700 Cals

Chocolate Pistachio Iced Capp

Tim Hortons kicked off January 2026 with a Chocolate Pistachio lineup, and I kept coming back to the Iced Capp version. It pairs chocolate with a nutty pistachio flavour, so it feels a bit more grown-up than the cookie flavours. It is offered in small and medium only. If you have a nut allergy, skip this one and check the official allergen information first.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $4.09 • 420 Cals

🏷️ $4.59 • 520 Cals

🏷️ $ 0.00

Biscoff Iced Capp

The Biscoff Iced Capp arrived with the holiday menu in November 2025. It is the classic Iced Capp blended with Biscoff cookies and topped with more Biscoff cookies, so you get that warm, caramelized spice flavour in a frozen drink. Because it is a holiday flavour, it may not be on the board outside of the festive season.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $4.19 • 460 Cals

🏷️ $4.69 • 570 Cals

🏷️ $5.19 • 710 Cals

Pumpkin Spice Iced Capp

Every fall, the Pumpkin Spice lineup returns, and the Iced Capp is my pick for warm September afternoons when a hot latte feels like too much. It brings cinnamon and warm spice notes to the creamy base and is usually served for a limited time in autumn.

Small
Medium
⭐ Large

🏷️ $4.19 • 410 Cals

🏷️ $4.69 • 510 Cals

🏷️ $5.19 • 630 Cals

Tim Hortons Iced Capp prices by size for every flavour

People search for Iced Capp prices more than almost anything else, so here is every flavour in one place. The Original is the cheapest option, while every flavoured and seasonal option costs more because of the added syrups, cookie pieces, and toppings.

Iced Capp Flavour	Small	Medium	Large
Original Iced Capp	$3.49	$3.99	$4.49
Mocha Iced Capp	$4.19	$4.69	$5.19
Vanilla Iced Capp	$4.19	$4.69	$5.19
OREO Double Stuf Iced Capp	$4.19	$4.69	$5.19
Caramel Churro Iced Capp	$4.19	$4.69	$5.19
Chocolate Pistachio Iced Capp	$4.09	$4.59	Not offered
Biscoff Iced Capp	$4.19	$4.69	$5.19
Pumpkin Spice Iced Capp	$4.19	$4.69	$5.19

So how much is a small Iced Capp? A small Original costs about $3.49, a medium Iced Capp is about $3.99, and a large Iced Capp is about $4.49 before tax. A flavoured small starts around $4.09 to $4.19.

A few things change what you pay at the register. Prices differ by province and by restaurant; airport and highway locations tend to charge more, delivery apps add their own markup, and the Tim’s app often runs offers on cold drinks during summer. My personal habit is to check the app first, because a weekly deal can bring a medium down to the price of a small.

Tim Hortons Iced Capp calories by flavour for a medium

An Iced Capp is a treat drink, and the calorie numbers make that clear. The Original is the lightest, and every flavour adds sweetness through syrup, cookies or whipped topping.

Iced Capp Flavour	Small	Medium	Large
Original	260 Cals	330 Cals	430 Cals
Pumpkin Spice	410 Cals	510 Cals	630 Cals
Chocolate Pistachio	420 Cals	520 Cals	Not offered
Mocha	430 Cals	530 Cals	650 Cals
Vanilla	440 Cals	540 Cals	660 Cals
OREO Double Stuf	450 Cals	560 Cals	700 Cals
Caramel Churro	450 Cals	560 Cals	700 Cals
Biscoff	460 Cals	570 Cals	710 Cals

If you are counting, a medium Iced Capp ranges from 330 calories for the Original to about 570 for Biscoff. A large Iced Capp can go past 700 calories with the cookie flavours, which is more than many breakfast sandwiches.

Flavour and Size	Calories	Fat	Carbs	Sugar	Protein	Sodium
Original, Small	260	11 g	38 g	36 g	2 g	75 mg
Original, Medium	330	16 g	45 g	42 g	3 g	105 mg
Original, Large	430	22 g	59 g	56 g	4 g	140 mg
Mocha, Small	430	19 g	67 g	61 g	3 g	200 mg
Mocha, Medium	530	24 g	79 g	72 g	4 g	260 mg
Mocha, Large	650	29 g	98 g	90 g	6 g	330 mg
Vanilla, Small	440	18 g	69 g	64 g	3 g	150 mg
Vanilla, Medium	540	23 g	81 g	76 g	3 g	200 mg
Vanilla, Large	660	28 g	101 g	95 g	4 g	250 mg

A small Original also carries about 7 g of saturated fat, 0.4 g of trans fat, 30 mg of cholesterol and no fibre.

This number surprised me most the first time I looked it up. A small Original has 36 g of sugar, and a large Vanilla climbs to 95 g. For comparison, a can of regular pop has roughly 39 g. If sugar is your main concern, the size you pick matters far more than the flavour, so dropping from a large to a small cuts the sugar by more than a third.

How much caffeine is in a Tim Hortons Iced Capp by size

Yes, every regular Iced Capp contains caffeine because it is made with Tim Hortons coffee. Tim Hortons’ published nutrition figures list the Original Iced Capp at about 110 mg of caffeine in a small, 140 mg in a medium and 170 mg in a large. The Mocha comes in slightly higher at about 115 mg, 145 mg and 175 mg because chocolate adds a little caffeine of its own, and other flavours built on the same base land in the same range.

So an Iced Capp will wake you up, but if you want more of a kick, ask for an espresso shot to be added, which is one of the most popular customizations according to Tim Hortons itself.

Tim Hortons has listed a decaf Iced Capp option, which is handy for an evening treat. Availability can depend on the restaurant, so ask at the counter or check the app before you count on it.

Tim Hortons Iced Capp vs iced coffee comparison

This is the question I get most from friends visiting Canada, so here is the simple breakdown.

How it is made	Blended with ice until frozen and thick	Brewed coffee poured over ice
Texture	Smooth, frosty, like a thin shake	Light and liquid
Taste	Sweet and creamy by default	Coffee forward, sweetened to order
Calories	Higher, from 260 for a small Original	Lower, especially with little cream and sugar
Best for	A treat or dessert-style coffee	An everyday cold coffee

If you want to explore the lighter cold-coffee side of the menu, my full Tim Hortons menu guide covers every cold-drink category in one place.

I love a full-cream Iced Capp, but I don’t drink one every day. These are the swaps I actually use.

Ask for milk instead of cream. Tim Hortons has sold this swap as the Iced Capp Light, and it cuts a large share of the fat while keeping the creamy texture. You can also ask for 2% or skim milk, and some locations offer plant-based milk.
Pick the Original. It saves roughly 150 to 200 calories compared with the flavoured versions in the same size.
Go small. A small Original is 260 calories, while a large Vanilla is 660.
Skip the whipped topping on flavours that come with it.
Avoid extra syrup shots if you are watching sugar.

On the flip side, you can make an Iced Capp even more indulgent. Tim Hortons says guests often swap cream for chocolate milk, add espresso shots, mix two flavours, and even top the drink with chocolate Timbits. My favourite mix is half Original and half Mocha, which gives a softer chocolate flavour without going full dessert.

You can also add a flavour shot such as Vanilla, Mocha, or Caramel to an Original if your location isn’t carrying your favourite seasonal flavour.

A sweet frozen drink goes best with something simple. My go to pairing is a plain Old Fashioned Glazed or a Honey Dip from the Tim Hortons donuts menu, because a heavily iced donut plus a cookie flavoured Iced Capp is a lot of sugar in one sitting. A small box of Timbits is great for sharing with friends on a hot day.

If you crave the taste between visits, Tim Hortons sells an official Iced Coffee Syrup in Cappuccino and Mocha flavours through TimShop, each a 470 ml bottle priced at $9.99. Blend it with ice and milk or cream to get close to the restaurant version. It will not be identical, because the restaurant uses its own frozen base and machines, but it is a good fix on a summer weekend.

Yes. The Original, Mocha and Vanilla Iced Capp stay on the menu all year in Canada, even in January. The seasonal flavours rotate: Chocolate Pistachio arrived in January 2026, Caramel Churro and OREO Double Stuf in spring 2026, Pumpkin Spice returns each fall, and Biscoff showed up with the holiday menu. If a flavour you love is missing, it has most likely rotated off and will often come back the next year.

You can order any Iced Capp in the Tims app for pickup or delivery, and cold drinks count toward Tims Rewards like any other purchase.

If you want	Order this
The classic Canadian taste	Original Iced Capp
Chocolate and coffee together	Mocha Iced Capp
A smoother, sweeter coffee	Vanilla Iced Capp
A full dessert in a cup	OREO Double Stuf Iced Capp
Cinnamon and crunch	Caramel Churro Iced Capp
Something less sweet and more nutty	Chocolate Pistachio Iced Capp
A fall treat	Pumpkin Spice Iced Capp
The lightest option	Small Original with milk instead of cream

The Tim Hortons Iced Capp has lasted more than twenty-five years because it does one thing really well: it turns a coffee run into a cold, creamy treat. Start with the Original if you are new to it, try Mocha or Vanilla when you want more sweetness, and keep an eye on the seasonal flavours because they rotate fast. If calories or sugar matter to you, order a small and ask for milk instead of cream. Prices and availability change by location, so check the Tims app before you head out. If you want a different cold drink, compare my Tim Hortons iced lattes, Tim Hortons Quenchers and Tim Hortons Protein Latte guides.

FAQs

The year-round flavours are Original, Mocha and Vanilla. Seasonal flavours in 2025 and 2026 have included OREO Double Stuf, Caramel Churro, Chocolate Pistachio, Biscoff and Pumpkin Spice. Seasonal flavours rotate fast, so one you loved may be gone by your next visit. I always check the Tims app to see what my local restaurant is carrying right now.

A medium Original Iced Capp costs about $3.99, and flavoured mediums cost about $4.59 to $4.69. Prices vary by location. Airport and highway restaurants tend to charge more, and delivery apps add their own markup. A weekly deal in the Tims app can sometimes bring a medium down to the price of a small.

A small Original costs about $3.49, and flavoured smalls cost about $4.09 to $4.19. The cheapest flavoured small is the Chocolate Pistachio at $4.09. Your local price may differ, so check the Tims app before you order.

A large Original costs about $4.49, and flavoured larges cost about $5.19. Keep in mind the Chocolate Pistachio is offered in small and medium only, so there is no large version. Prices change by province and restaurant, so the Tims app is the easiest way to confirm yours.

A medium Original Iced Capp has 330 calories. Flavoured mediums range from about 510 to 570 calories. Pumpkin Spice sits at the low end with 510, while Biscoff tops the list at 570. If you want to save calories, ask for milk instead of cream or drop down to a small.

Yes. Tim Hortons’ published figures put the Original at about 110 mg in a small, 140 mg in a medium, and 170 mg in a large. Mocha cappuccinos are slightly higher at about 115 mg, 145 mg, and 175 mg because chocolate adds a little caffeine of its own. If you want an even bigger kick, ask for an espresso shot.

Tim Hortons has listed a decaf Iced Capp option, but availability depends on the restaurant, so ask before ordering. It is a handy pick for an evening treat when you still want the creamy taste. You can also check the Tim Hortons app to see if your location offers it.

No. An Iced Capp is blended with ice into a frozen, creamy drink, while iced coffee is brewed coffee poured over ice. The Iced Capp is sweet and creamy by default, while iced coffee is lighter and more coffee-forward. I order an Iced Capp as a treat and an iced coffee when I want an everyday cold coffee.

A small Original has 36 g of sugar, a medium has 42 g, and a large has 56 g. Flavoured versions have more, and a large Vanilla climbs to 95 g. For comparison, a can of regular pop has roughly 39 g. Picking a smaller size makes a bigger difference than switching flavours.

Yes. Ask for milk instead of cream. Tim Hortons has sold this as the Iced Capp Light, and it is noticeably lower in fat.

It is not a safe choice for anyone with a nut allergy. Always check Tim Hortons’ latest allergen information and ask the restaurant before ordering. The drink pairs chocolate with a pistachio flavour, so skipping it is the safest move. The Original, Mocha or Vanilla are easy alternatives if you still want something cold and sweet.

No. Prices change by province, restaurant type and delivery platform, so the Tims app is the best place to check your local price. Airport and highway locations tend to charge more than regular restaurants. The app also often runs offers on cold drinks during summer, which can save you a little on every order.

Jordan Ellis

Hi, I’m Jordan. I started this site because finding current Tim Hortons prices online was harder than it should be, and most menu pages I came across were years out of date. I check prices against the official Tim Hortons app and website, and I keep every page updated whenever prices, sizes, or items change. If something doesn’t match what you’re seeing at your local store, message me through the contact page, and I’ll look into it.