Tim Hortons Regular Coffee Nutrition Facts

Tim Hortons coffee with 1 cream and 1 sugar β€” the classic "regular" order.

Milk

Select Size

Calories

70

4% DVLow
Fat

4g

5% DVLow
Carbs

8g

3% DVLow
Protein

1g

2% DVLow
Sugar

8g

16% DVModerate
Sodium

25mg

1% DVLow

Caffeine Content

Small
140mg
Medium
205mg
Large
270mg
X Large
330mg

FDA daily limit: 400mg for healthy adults

🍬 Sugar Breakdown

8g

Total Sugar

2.0

Teaspoons

32%

WHO limit ♀

🧊🧊Each = 1 tsp (4g)

Burn It Off

Minutes to burn 70 cal (Small)

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16

Walking

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6

Running

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9

Cycling

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8

Swimming

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23

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πŸ§‘β€βš•οΈ Expert Dietitian Tips

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Swap Cream for Milk

Switching from cream to 2% milk saves ~30 calories and 3g of fat per serving, with a similar taste.

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Sugar Alternatives

Using Splenda or stevia instead of sugar saves 8-17g of added sugar per cup β€” a big win for blood sugar management.

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Watch the Size

Going from X Large to Medium saves 50 calories per cup. Over a daily habit, that's 18,250 calories per year β€” about 5 lbs.

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The Middle Ground

Regular (1 cream, 1 sugar) has half the calories of a Double Double. It's a reasonable compromise for taste and health.

πŸ”„ Healthier Alternatives

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 1 Small (Regular Coffee)

Amount Per Serving

Calories70

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 4g5%
Saturated Fat 2.5g13%
Trans Fat 0.1g
Cholesterol 10mg3%
Sodium 25mg1%
Total Carbohydrate 8g3%
Dietary Fiber 0g0%
Total Sugars 8g
Protein 1g2%

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

πŸ“ All Sizes at a Glance

SizeCalFatSugarCaff
Small704g8g140mg
Medium1006g11g205mg
Large1208g13g270mg
X Large1509g17g330mg

πŸ₯— Diet Compatibility

βœ—Keto8g carbs β€” may exceed keto limits
βœ—Low-Calorie70 cal β€” moderate for a beverage
βœ—Low-Fat4g fat β€” consider black coffee
βœ—Low-Sugar8g sugar β€” ask for sugar substitute
βœ—FastingWill break your fast (70 cal)
βœ—Dairy-FreeContains milk β€” not dairy-free

☝️ Fun Fact: Tim Hortons popularized the naming convention of "one cream, one sugar" ordering in Canada β€” it's so embedded in culture that "Regular" is universally understood.

About Regular Coffee

In Tim Hortons lingo, a "Regular" coffee means one cream and one sugar β€” a quintessential Canadian order that strikes a balance between the black coffee purists and the Double Double devotees.

Adding cream and sugar transforms the nutritional profile significantly. A Small Regular jumps from 3 calories (black) to 70 calories, primarily from the cream's fat (4g) and the added sugar (8g). A Medium brings 100 calories, while a Large and X Large deliver 120 and 150 calories respectively.

For context, a Small Regular Coffee has roughly the same calories as a small apple, while an X Large is comparable to a granola bar. The sugar content (8-17g depending on size) is worth noting β€” the WHO recommends limiting added sugars to 25g per day for women and 36g for men. An X Large Regular uses up about 47-68% of that budget.

The Regular is a great middle-ground option. If you're looking to cut calories but still want some sweetness, consider asking for skim milk instead of cream (saves ~30 calories per serving) or using a sugar substitute. Alternatively, you might order a "1 cream, no sugar" or vice versa to reduce either fat or sugar independently.

Caffeine content is the same as the Original Blend (since the base coffee is identical), ranging from 140mg for a Small to 330mg for an X Large.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories in a Tim Hortons Regular Coffee?

A Tim Hortons Regular (1 cream, 1 sugar) has: Small 70 cal, Medium 100 cal, Large 120 cal, X Large 150 cal.

What does "Regular" mean at Tim Hortons?

At Tim Hortons, "Regular" means 1 cream and 1 sugar. This is different from other chains where "regular" might mean a size.

How can I make my Regular healthier?

Swap cream for skim milk (saves ~30 cal), use sugar substitute (saves 8-17g sugar), or go "1 milk, no sugar" for the lowest calorie option with cream.

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