Tim Hortons Latte Nutrition Facts

Smooth espresso balanced with a generous pour of steamed milk.

Milk

Select Size

Calories

90

5% DVLow
Fat

3.5g

4% DVLow
Carbs

10g

4% DVLow
Protein

6g

12% DVModerate
Sugar

9g

18% DVModerate
Sodium

80mg

3% DVLow

Caffeine Content

Small
75mg
Medium
105mg
Large
150mg

FDA daily limit: 400mg for healthy adults

🍬 Sugar Breakdown

9g

Total Sugar

2.3

Teaspoons

36%

WHO limit ♀

🧊🧊🧊Each = 1 tsp (4g)

Natural vs Added Sugar

The sugar in a plain Latte comes entirely from lactose (the natural sugar found in milk). There are no added syrups or sweeteners, making this a much healthier choice than flavored specialty drinks!

πŸ₯› Milk Customization Impact

Almond Milk
-60cal
-2gfat
-6gsug
Skim Milk
-40cal
-5gfat
-sug
Oat Milk
-20cal
-1gfat
-2gsug

Values are estimates based on Medium size compared to standard 2% milk.

Burn It Off

Minutes to burn 90 cal (Small)

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21

Walking

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8

Running

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12

Cycling

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10

Swimming

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30

Yoga

πŸ§‘β€βš•οΈ Expert Dietitian Tips

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The Almond Swap

Switching to almond milk saves ~60 calories and cuts the sugar in half, making it the best choice for weight loss.

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High Protein Option

With up to 13g of protein from the milk, a Latte is excellent for keeping you full until your next meal.

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Skip the Syrups

Adding a flavor shot turns this healthy, natural drink into a high-sugar dessert. Stick to plain!

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Steady Energy

The protein and fat from the milk slow the absorption of caffeine, preventing jitters and crashes.

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Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 1 Small (Latte)

Amount Per Serving

Calories90

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 3.5g4%
Saturated Fat 2g10%
Trans Fat 0.1g
Cholesterol 15mg5%
Sodium 80mg3%
Total Carbohydrate 10g4%
Dietary Fiber 0g0%
Total Sugars 9g
Protein 6g12%

* % DV based on 2,000 cal diet. Source: Tim Hortons Canada (April 2025).

πŸ“ All Sizes at a Glance

SizeCalFatSugarCaff
Small903.5g9g75mg
Medium1405g13g105mg
Large1907g18g150mg

πŸ₯— Diet Compatibility

βœ—Keto10g carbs β€” may exceed keto limits
βœ—Low-Calorie90 cal β€” moderate for a beverage
βœ—Low-Fat3.5g fat β€” consider black coffee
βœ—Low-Sugar9g sugar β€” ask for sugar substitute
βœ—FastingWill break your fast (90 cal)
βœ—Dairy-FreeContains milk β€” not dairy-free

☝️ Fun Fact: In Italian, "Latte" simply means "milk". Ordering a "Latte" in a traditional Italian cafe will often just get you a glass of warm milk!

About Latte

The Tim Hortons Latte is the quintessential espresso beverage for those who prioritize a creamy, smooth texture. While a cappuccino is defined by its airy foam, a latte focuses on the silky micro-foam of gently steamed milk, resulting in a richer, milkier taste that perfectly balances the robust espresso base.

Because the Latte contains a higher volume of steamed milk than a Cappuccino or an Americano, its nutritional profile is naturally higher in both calories and natural sugars. A Medium Latte delivers 140 calories and 13g of sugarβ€”all of which is natural lactose from the milk, not added sugar. The milk also provides a significant 10g of protein, making this a highly satiating morning choice.

The caffeine content ranges from 75mg (Small) to 150mg (Large). The Large size includes a double shot of espresso, giving you the necessary kick to start your day without overwhelming your system.

For those counting calories, the Latte is highly customizable. Swapping regular whole or 2% milk for almond milk or skim milk can shave off considerable calories and fat, making it an excellent companion for a calorie-conscious diet.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is a Tim Hortons Latte healthy for weight loss?

Yes, if ordered correctly! A plain Latte has 90-190 calories. To optimize for weight loss, order with Almond milk to save ~60 calories and reduce sugar.

Does a Tim Hortons Latte have added sugar?

No! A plain Latte only contains natural milk sugar (lactose). However, adding vanilla or caramel syrup will add a significant amount of processed sugar.

What is the difference between a Latte and a Cappuccino?

A Latte uses more steamed milk and less foam, making it creamier, slightly higher in calories, and higher in protein than a Cappuccino.

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