Tim Hortons Timbits Menu Canada With Prices, Flavours and Box Sizes

A single Timbit at Tim Hortons costs $0.49, and filled varieties are $0.59. The boxes are where the value is: 10 Assorted Timbits are around $3.99, 20 are around $6.39, and 50 are around $11.99, which brings the price down to roughly 24 cents per Timbit on the big box.

Timbits are the bite sized donut holes Tim Hortons launched back in 1976, and 2026 marks their fiftieth year on the menu. Whether you search for Timbits, tim bits or the Tim Hortons Timbits menu, it is all the same thing, and this page has every flavour, every box size, the real per Timbit cost of each one, and the allergen answers people actually need before ordering for a group.

Prices shift a little by province, by location and by delivery app, so treat these as the working numbers rather than a fixed national price list. Everything here is cross checked against more than one source before it goes up.

Tim Hortons Timbits Menu Prices

This is the full Tim Hortons Timbits menu with current prices. Individual Timbits are sold one at a time if you only want a couple, and the assorted boxes are where almost everyone ends up because the per piece cost drops sharply.

Two things to know before you order. Filled Timbits cost ten cents more than the standard ones, which is the only price difference across the whole individual range. And the 50 pack is not just cheaper in total, it is cheaper per Timbit by a wide margin, which is covered properly further down.

BOX GRID: INDIVIDUAL TIMBITS

Chocolate Glazed Timbit

🏷️ $0.49 • 80 Cals

Birthday Cake Timbit

🏷️ $0.49 • 80 Cals

Honey Dip Timbit

🏷️ $0.49 • 50 Cals

Old Fashioned Plain Timbit

🏷️ $0.49 • 60 Cals

Old Fashioned Glazed Timbit

🏷️ $0.49 • 80 Cals

Sour Cream Glazed Timbit

🏷️ $0.49 • 90 Cals

Blueberry Cheesecake Filled Timbit

🏷️ $0.59 • 50 Cals

Crème Brûlée Filled Timbit

🏷️ $0.59 • 50 Cals

Powdered Strawberry Filled Timbit

🏷️ $0.59 • 50 Cals

BOX GRID: TIMBITS BOXES AND BUCKETS

10 Assorted Timbits

🏷️ $3.99 • 900 Cals

20 Assorted Timbits

🏷️ $6.39 • 1,800 Cals

50 Assorted Timbits

🏷️ $11.99 • 4,500 Cals

Summer Timbits Bucket with 30 Timbits

🏷️ $10.99

Holiday Timbits Tray with 50 Timbits

🏷️ seasonal, price varies by location

Halloween Timbits Bucket, Black Cat

🏷️ seasonal, price varies by location

What Are Timbits?

Timbits are the small round donut holes Tim Hortons sells by the piece or by the box. They are made from the same dough as the full sized donuts and then glazed, sugar coated or filled, which is why a Honey Dip Timbit tastes like a shrunken Honey Dip donut rather than a different product.

They launched in April 1976, and the name is a play on two things at once. It comes from the word tidbit, meaning a small tasty morsel, combined with the name of the founder, Tim Horton. That double meaning is why the name stuck the way it did. April 2026 makes it fifty years on the menu, and Tim Hortons has been marking the anniversary with special releases through the year.

Timbits, Munchkins or Donut Holes?

This one causes more confusion than it should, so here is the straight answer. Timbits are Tim Hortons donut holes. Munchkins are Dunkin’s donut holes. They are the same idea from two different chains, and neither name is the generic term.

If you have been searching for Tim Hortons Munchkins, what you actually want is Timbits. Tim Hortons has never used the Munchkins name, and Dunkin has never used Timbits. In French speaking Canada the generic term people use is trous de beigne, but francophone Tim Hortons locations still call them Timbits on the menu board, so ordering by name works anywhere in the country.

Tim Hortons Timbits Flavours

These are the Timbit flavours available year round in Canada. Availability moves around by location and by time of day, so a store late in the afternoon will usually have a thinner selection than the same store at seven in the morning.

The flavour list maps closely to the full sized donut menu, which makes sense given they come from the same dough. If you know which donut you like, the matching Timbit will taste the way you expect.

The most commonly ordered flavours across Canada are Chocolate Glazed, Honey Dip, Birthday Cake, Sour Cream Glazed and Old Fashioned Plain, which is why an assorted box tends to lean toward those five.

New and Seasonal Timbits

Tim Hortons runs limited edition Timbits roughly two to four times a year, usually tied to a holiday or an event, and they disappear faster than people expect.

For the fiftieth anniversary of Timbits in 2026, Tim Hortons released a four flavour collection called Tastes of the Globe, timed to the FIFA World Cup. None of the standard menu listings carry these, so if you have been looking for them by name, here is what they actually are.

Canadian Fireworks Timbit is a Birthday Cake Timbit coated in popping candy, which is exactly as loud as it sounds.

Chocolate Crème Brûlée Filled Timbit is a chocolate Timbit filled with Venetian cream and finished with burnt sugar on top.

Lime Cheesecake Filled Timbit has a lime cheesecake filling with lime sugar on the outside, and it is the sharpest flavour of the four.

Cappuccino Timbit is a coffee flavoured Timbit with coffee flavoured sugar, at 60 calories. If you have been searching for the Cappuccino Timbit specifically, this is the one, and it came from this collection rather than the standard menu.

Seasonal packaging also rotates through the year. The Summer Timbits Bucket holds 30 Timbits at $10.99, and around the holidays and Halloween there are the Holiday Timbits Tray with 50 Timbits and the Halloween Timbits Bucket in the Black Cat design. Those two are sold seasonally and their pricing moves by location, so the app is the reliable place to check rather than any published list.

Full seasonal menu coverage is here:

Tim Hortons Timbits Box Sizes and Prices

Timbit sizes are simple in Canada. There are three standard boxes, 10, 20 and 50. There is no official 30 or 40 pack, but you can get those amounts by combining boxes, which is covered below.

Here is what each size costs and, more usefully, what each one works out to per Timbit. This is the part that actually decides which box you should buy.

The 50 pack cuts the price roughly in half compared to buying Timbits one at a time. If you are buying for more than about six people, it is almost always the right call, and it is also better value per piece than the 30 piece Summer Bucket at $10.99.

 Which Timbits Size Should You Buy?

How to Get 30 or 40 Timbits

If your local store or the app does not offer a 30 or 40 piece box, you can build it from the standard sizes. A 30 pack is a 10 plus a 20, which comes to about $10.38. A 40 pack is two 20s, which comes to about $12.78.

Worth noticing: 40 Timbits built from two 20 packs costs about $12.78, while 50 Timbits in a single box costs about $11.99. You get ten more Timbits for less money, so if you are heading toward 40, just take the 50.

 Timbits Prix et Boîte de 50

Pour les clients francophones, le prix d’un Timbit est d’environ 0,49 $, et la boîte de 50 Timbits coûte environ 11,99 $, ce qui revient à environ 0,24 $ par Timbit. Les prix varient selon la province et le restaurant.

Building the Best Timbits Box

The mistake people make with an assorted box is letting it fill up with whatever is closest to hand. Spread it across the flavour families and everyone finds something they like.

A Good 10 Timbits Box

Two Chocolate Glazed, two Honey Dip, two Old Fashioned Glazed, two Birthday Cake, and two filled Timbits. That gives you chocolate, classic glazed, cake style, something colourful and something with a filling, in the smallest box.

A Good 20 Timbits Box

Four Chocolate Glazed, four Honey Dip, four Old Fashioned style, four filled, and four Birthday Cake or whatever seasonal flavour is running. This is the office box, and the extra spread matters more here because more people are picking from it.

A Good 50 Timbits Box

Go assorted and ask for a mix across chocolate, glazed, plain, filled and seasonal. At this size you are feeding a room rather than a table, and the whole point of a 50 pack is that people can take two or three pieces without committing to a full donut.

One practical tip that comes up a lot: whether you can choose your own flavours depends entirely on the store and how busy it is. Quieter locations will often let you pick, busy ones will hand you a pre filled assorted box. If it matters for an event, phone ahead rather than assuming.

Tim Hortons Timbits Calories

Timbits run between 50 and 90 calories each depending on the flavour. The Honey Dip and the filled varieties sit at the light end around 50, the Old Fashioned Plain is 60, most of the glazed ones are 80, and the Sour Cream Glazed is the heaviest at 90.

For the boxes that works out to roughly 900 calories for 10, 1,800 for 20 and 4,500 for 50, though those are assorted box totals rather than a fixed number, since what ends up in the box changes what you get.

If you want the full nutrition breakdown, including protein, carbs, fat, sugar and sodium across the whole Tim Hortons menu rather than just Timbits, that lives here:

Tim Hortons Timbits Ingredients and Allergens

Timbits are made from standard bakery ingredients: wheat flour, sugar, vegetable oil, eggs and milk, plus cocoa, fruit fillings, glazes or coatings depending on the flavour.

Do Timbits have eggs? Yes. Eggs are in the dough itself, so every Timbit contains egg regardless of flavour. There is no egg free Timbit.

Do Timbits have dairy? Yes. Milk is in the dough, and it also appears in the glazes, icings and fillings. There is no dairy free Timbit either, which also means none of them are vegan.

Are Timbits peanut free or nut free? This is the one to be careful with. Peanuts and tree nuts are not core ingredients in the standard Timbit flavours, but Timbits are made and handled in a shared bakery area where peanuts, tree nuts and sesame are also present. That means cross contact is a real possibility even on a flavour with no nuts in the recipe. If the allergy is serious, this is not a question any website should answer for you with confidence, including this one. Check Tim Hortons’ own allergen information and speak to the restaurant directly before ordering.

Are Timbits gluten free? No. Wheat flour is the base of every Timbit, and the shared bakery environment adds cross contact risk on top of that. If you have celiac disease, Timbits are not safe.

Best Drinks to Order With Timbits

Timbits are sweet and small, which means the drink does most of the balancing. A plain black coffee works with almost anything in the box, and a sweet drink alongside sweet Timbits is usually too much of the same thing.

Full coffee prices, sizes and caffeine figures are in the Tim Hortons coffee menu.

Timbits vs Regular Donuts

Timbits use the same dough and the same flavour recipes as the full sized donuts, so the taste is genuinely the same. The differences that matter are size, price and how you end up eating them.

A single Timbit is $0.49 against $1.99 for a standard donut, so per piece they are far cheaper, though a donut is considerably more than four Timbits worth of food. The real advantage is portion control in one direction and grazing risk in the other. One or two Timbits is a smaller commitment than a whole donut, but an open box on a desk disappears faster than anybody plans for.

For a group, Timbits win easily. A 50 pack feeds a room for about $11.99, where a dozen donuts is around $14.49 and only stretches to twelve people. For one person with a coffee, a single donut is usually the better buy.

Full donut prices, flavours and nutrition are in the full Tim Hortons donuts menu.

 What I’d Actually Order

If it is just me and a coffee, two Honey Dip Timbits. They are the oldest flavour in the box, they are 50 calories each, and they do not try to be a dessert.

If I am bringing something to a group, the 50 pack every time. At roughly 24 cents a piece it is the best value item on the entire Tim Hortons menu, not just in the bakery case, and nobody has ever complained about a box of Timbits arriving.

If I want something that actually feels like a treat, the Crème Brûlée Filled. It is ten cents more than a standard Timbit and it tastes like a proper dessert in one bite.

The one I would tell you to think twice about is the 30 piece Summer Bucket at $10.99. It looks like the fun option, but the 50 pack is a dollar more for twenty extra Timbits, so unless you specifically want the bucket itself, the plain box is better value.

Final Thoughts

Timbits are the easiest thing on the Tim Hortons menu to get right. Almost everything costs $0.49, the flavours taste like the donuts they came from, and the only real decision is how many you are buying. Ordering for a group? Pair a box of Timbits with a Tim Hortons Take 12 coffee box.

If you take one number away from this Tim Hortons Timbits menu page, make it the 50 pack maths. At around $11.99 it works out to roughly 24 cents per Timbit against $0.49 buying them singly, which is the biggest single saving anywhere on the menu. Even 40 Timbits built from two 20 packs costs more than a 50 box, so when in doubt, size up.

Prices and seasonal flavours move around by location, and the limited edition runs come and go quickly. If something here does not match what you saw at your own location, tell me and I will fix it.

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 keep every page here updated whenever prices, sizes, or items change. If something doesn’t match what you’re seeing at your local store, send me a message through the contact page and I’ll look into it.