Considering how much of a Canadian staple this chain is, I surprised myself with the fact I hadn’t done it yet!
And yes, I know, Tim Horton’s is a cafe/coffee shop, not a classic ‘fast food’ restaurant, but they do serve food, and Canadian vegans deserve to know what offerings a Canadian brand has, instead of having to rely on Starbucks. (But if you prefer them, I made an article for them, too!)
Hot Beverages:
- Original Blend Coffee
- Dark Roast Coffee
- Decaf Coffee
Tea
- Bagged Tea
- Steeped Tea
Cold Beverages:
- Sparkling Quenchers
- Blackberry Yuzu Quencher
- Orange Tangerine Quencher
- Peach Quencher
- Pineapple Dragon Fruit Quencher
- Strawberry Watermelon Quencher
Lemonade Quenchers
- Blackberry Yuzu Quencher
- Orange Tangerine Quencher
- Peach Quencher
- Pineapple Dragon Fruit Quencher
- Strawberry Watermelon
Beverage ‘Additions’:
- Cane Sugar Syrup
- Mocha Syrup
- Vanilla Syrup
- Roasted Hazelnut Flavoured Syrup
- Caramel Toffee Syrup
- Toasted Marshmallow Syrup
- Brown Sugar Syrup (may contain Milk, Mustard and Sulphites)
Classic Bagels (All say May Contain Milk + Eggs)
- Plain Bagel
- Sesame Seed Bagel
- Everything Bagel
- 12-Grain Bagel
- Cinnamon Raisin Bagel
- Blueberry Bagel
Bagel Toppings:
- Strawberry Jam Packet
- Raspberry Jam Packet
- Peanut Butter
Breakfast:
- Hash Brown
Lunch:
- Potato Wedges
- Cilantro Lime Veggie Loaded Wrap*
- Habanero Veggie Loaded Wrap*
- Cilantro Lime Veggie Loaded Bowl*
- Habanero Veggie Loaded Bowl*
- Soup Bun
Sauces:
- Marinara Sauce
Pop/Other Cold Drinks:
- Coke
- Diet Coke
- Sprite
- Canada Dry
- Spring Water
- Gold Peak Lemon Tea
- TH Apple Juice
- TH Orange Juice
*Will need to ask for the non-vegan toppings to be removed. I believe the Wraps/Bowls just come with shredded cheese, so not too big of a modification.
I e-mailed Tim Horton’s and they said, ‘You can find ingredient information for our menu items on our website or mobile app. Simply select the item you’re interested in, then scroll down and tap on ‘Nutrition & Ingredients’ to view a detailed list of ingredients.
Any menu item can be modified upon request (e.g., removing cheese, cream cheese, etc).
Within our Allergen Guide, items that are marked as ‘may contain’ do not contain the specific allergen (e.g., egg) as a direct ingredient. However, these items are produced in a facility that contains the allergen.’
I did of course check the Allergy and Nutrition Guides before I wrote in, but at least they gave a semi-helpful answer by letting us know the food items could be modified, if needed. (I suspected that was the case, but figured it couldn’t hurt to ask)
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