Depending on where you are in Canada, it might still feel more like parka season than patio season—but Tim Hortons is already looking ahead to brighter, warmer days.
Their newly launched spring menu is bursting with seasonal flavours and treats that are all about celebrating the sweet side of the season (whether or not your local forecast agrees).
Leading the lineup is a duo of new indulgences for cookie lovers. The Oreo Chunk Cookie is exactly what it sounds like—crunchy, chocolatey cookie perfection. And for those who can’t choose between a cookie and a brownie, the Chocolate Chunk Brookie offers the best of both worlds: a soft-baked cookie stuffed with a gooey, fudgy brownie centre.
Of course, it wouldn’t be spring at Tims without the return of some festive favourites. The Cadbury Mini Eggs Dream Donut is back, decked out in white fondant, rainbow sprinkles, and a nest of iconic candy-coated chocolate eggs. And if you prefer your sweets handheld and dunkable, the Cadbury Mini Eggs have also made their seasonal return—this time, built on Tims’ new Chocolate Chunk Cookie base.
But it’s not just about baked goods this season—Tims is also pouring up cool, creamy drinks to help you channel that warm-weather energy (even if your boots are still by the door).
The cold beverage menu includes returning hits and brand-new sips, like the Frozen Quenchers, an icy, creamy twist on classic flavours such as Peach, Orange Tangerine, and Strawberry Watermelon, plus new tropical picks like Blackberry Yuzu and Pineapple Dragon Fruit.
Coffee fans can chill out with the Toasted Marshmallow Cold Brew, topped with sweet, fluffy foam, or take things up a notch with not one but two Iced Capp options: the new Oreo Mocha Iced Capp and the returning fan-favourite Oreo Double Stuff Iced Capp, complete with cookie crumble and vanilla whip.
So, whether you're craving something cozy and chocolatey or dreaming of a tropical sip in the sunshine, Tim Hortons' spring lineup is all about finding those little moments of joy—no matter what the thermometer says.
