Tim Hortons Iced Lattes Menu

Iced Blueberry Crumble Pie Latte

$4.99 | 400 Cal

Iced S’mores Latte

$4.99 | 340 Cal

Iced Carrot Cake Latte

$4.99 | 400 Cal

Iced Carrot Cake Oat Milk Latte

$4.99 | 430 Cal

Iced Latte with Golden Cinnamon Cold Foam

$4.89 | 210 Cal

Iced Protein Latte with Sugar-Free Vanilla Syrup

Iced Mocha Protein Latte

$5.59 | 260 Cal

Iced Caramel Protein Latte

$5.59 | 260 Cal

Iced Matcha Latte

$4.79 | Cal: 290 kcal

Iced Latte

$4.19 | Cal: 122 kcal

Mocha Iced Latte

$4.49 | Cal: 226 kcal

Vanilla Iced Latte

$4.49 | Cal: 186 kcal

Caramel Iced Latte

$4.49 | Cal: 232 kcal

Vanilla Almond Iced Latte

$4.49 | Cal: 120 kcal

Iced Protein Latte

$5.29 | 180 Cal

Iced Vanilla Protein Latte

$5.59 | 260 Cal

Iced Protein Latte with Sugar-Free Vanilla Syrup

$5.59 | 180 Cal

Iced Flavored Chai Protein Latte

$5.59 | 440 Cal

The Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu features chilled espresso-and-milk drinks in classic, vanilla, caramel, mocha, almond, cold-foam, and protein-focused varieties. The coffee-based lineup shown contains 11 options priced from $4.19 to $5.59, with calorie counts ranging from 120 to 260 Cal.

Do you want a simple espresso drink, a sweet flavored latte, or a more substantial protein option? The Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu makes each style available, but the drinks differ considerably in sweetness, price, and calories. The classic Iced Latte and Vanilla Almond Iced Latte sit at the lighter end, while flavored protein lattes contain the most calories.

The Iced Matcha Latte and Iced Flavored Chai Protein Latte shown beside these products belong to separate matcha and chai categories. They are therefore not included in the coffee-based comparisons below.

Tim Hortons Iced Latte Prices and Calories

The standard Iced Latte is the least expensive coffee-based option at $4.19. Regular flavored iced lattes cost $4.49, while protein versions range from $5.29 to $5.59.

Iced latte	Price	Calories
Iced Latte with Golden Cinnamon Cold Foam	$4.89	210 Cal
Iced Mocha Protein Latte	$5.59	260 Cal
Iced Caramel Protein Latte	$5.59	260 Cal
Iced Latte	$4.19	122 Cal
Mocha Iced Latte	$4.49	228 Cal
Vanilla Iced Latte	$4.49	186 Cal
Caramel Iced Latte	$4.49	232 Cal
Vanilla Almond Iced Latte	$4.49	120 Cal
Iced Protein Latte	$5.29	180 Cal
Iced Vanilla Protein Latte	$5.59	260 Cal
Iced Protein Latte with Sugar-Free Vanilla Syrup	$5.59	180 Cal

The Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu covers a relatively moderate calorie range compared with frozen dessert-style coffee drinks. The difference between the lightest and heaviest options is 140 calories.

The Vanilla Almond Iced Latte has the lowest listed total at 120 calories. The classic Iced Latte follows closely at 122 calories. At the other end, the mocha, caramel, and vanilla protein lattes each contain 260 calories.

Prices and nutrition values may apply to a specific serving size. Restaurant location, milk choice, syrup, cold foam, and other customizations can change the final price and calorie total.

Popular Tim Hortons Iced Latte Flavors

Tim Hortons does not provide verified public US sales rankings for every iced latte. The following choices are therefore selected for their familiar flavors, broad café appeal, and usefulness to different types of customers rather than presented as confirmed national bestsellers.

Classic Iced Latte

The classic Iced Latte is the most logical starting point on the Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu. It keeps espresso and milk at the center without a named flavor syrup competing with the coffee.

At $4.19 and 122 calories, it is also one of the least expensive and lightest drinks shown. Choose it when you prefer a smoother coffee drink but do not want the pronounced sweetness of caramel, vanilla, or mocha.

Vanilla Iced Latte

Vanilla is one of the most familiar latte flavors because it softens espresso’s roasted edge without covering it as strongly as chocolate or caramel. The result should feel smooth, creamy, and gently sweet.

The Vanilla Iced Latte contains 186 calories and costs $4.49. It offers more sweetness than the classic drink while remaining below the calorie counts of the mocha and caramel versions.

Caramel Iced Latte

The Caramel Iced Latte is likely to appeal to customers who enjoy buttery, toasted-sugar sweetness. Caramel generally gives an iced latte a richer and more dessert-like finish than vanilla.

It contains 232 calories, making it the highest-calorie regular flavored latte shown. Pick it when sweetness is a priority, but consider a simpler food pairing so the complete order does not become overly rich.

Mocha Iced Latte

Mocha combines espresso with chocolate flavor, making it a strong choice for people who want coffee and cocoa in the same drink. It is richer than vanilla but may retain more coffee character than a heavily sweetened caramel drink.

The Mocha Iced Latte costs $4.49 and contains 228 calories. On the Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu, it sits only four calories below the Caramel Iced Latte.

Vanilla Almond Iced Latte

The Vanilla Almond Iced Latte stands out because it has the lowest listed calorie count at 120 calories. Almond flavor can add a light nutty character that works naturally with vanilla and espresso.

The two-calorie difference between this drink and the classic Iced Latte is nutritionally negligible. Choose between them based on taste, milk preference, sweetness, and allergen considerations rather than calories alone.

Iced Latte vs Protein Iced Latte

The standard Iced Latte costs $4.19 and contains 122 calories. The Iced Protein Latte costs $5.29 and contains 180 calories. Choosing the protein version therefore adds $1.10 and 58 calories based on the displayed menu.

The protein latte may be more suitable when you want a more substantial beverage, but the word “protein” does not automatically make it the healthier option. Protein amount, sugar, saturated fat, sodium, serving size, and the rest of your meal all matter.

The flavored protein drinks on the Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu are considerably richer:

Iced Mocha Protein Latte: 260 Cal
Iced Caramel Protein Latte: 260 Cal
Iced Vanilla Protein Latte: 260 Cal
Iced Protein Latte with Sugar-Free Vanilla Syrup: 180 Cal

The sugar-free vanilla syrup option contains the same 180 calories as the unflavored Iced Protein Latte. However, “sugar-free syrup” does not mean the entire drink is sugar-free. Milk and other ingredients may still contribute naturally occurring or added sugars.

Which version better fits your order?

Choose the Iced Latte for a lighter, less expensive espresso-and-milk drink.
Pick the Iced Protein Latte when verified protein content is important.
Select a flavored protein latte when you want added sweetness and a fuller taste.
Consider the sugar-free vanilla syrup version when you want vanilla flavor without regular vanilla syrup, but still review the complete nutrition information.

If you are also ordering a breakfast wrap, sandwich, or pastry, the standard Iced Latte may create a more moderate meal. A protein latte may work better as a substantial snack or alongside a lighter food choice.

Tim Hortons Iced Latte Calories Compared

The Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu can be divided into four useful calorie groups.

120–150 calories: The Vanilla Almond Iced Latte contains 120 calories, while the classic Iced Latte has 122. These are the lightest choices and leave more room for a breakfast sandwich, wrap, or bakery item.
151–199 calories: The Iced Protein Latte and Iced Protein Latte with Sugar-Free Vanilla Syrup each contain 180 calories. The Vanilla Iced Latte follows at 186 calories.
200–249 calories: The Golden Cinnamon Cold Foam latte contains 210 calories, the Mocha Iced Latte has 228, and the Caramel Iced Latte reaches 232. These provide more flavor and sweetness without reaching the highest calorie level.
250 calories or more: The Iced Mocha Protein Latte, Iced Caramel Protein Latte, and Iced Vanilla Protein Latte each contain 260 calories.

Calories rise as syrups, cold foam, and flavored protein formulations are added. However, the difference between similar drinks is sometimes small. For example, mocha and caramel differ by only four calories, so flavor preference is more useful than calories when choosing between them.

Ask yourself how the drink fits into your order. Are you using it as a beverage beside a full breakfast, or do you want it to provide more of the meal’s substance? A 120-calorie latte and a 260-calorie protein drink serve different purposes even though both belong to the same category.

Iced Latte vs Iced Coffee

An iced latte is made with espresso, milk, and ice. Iced coffee is made from brewed coffee served cold over ice, with milk or sweetener added according to preference.

The most noticeable difference is texture. Drinks on the Iced Latte Menu are milk-forward, smooth, and creamy. Iced coffee generally feels thinner and allows the brewed coffee flavor to remain more pronounced.

Sweetness depends on the recipe. A plain iced latte may taste mild rather than highly sweet, while vanilla, mocha, caramel, and cold-foam versions are more dessert-like. Iced coffee can often be ordered with little or no cream and sweetener, making it easier to customize into a simpler drink.

Choose an iced latte when you want:

a creamy espresso drink
a smoother coffee edge
more milk
familiar flavors such as vanilla, caramel, or mocha

Choose iced coffee when you want:

a stronger brewed-coffee profile
a thinner texture
more direct control over cream and sweetness
a straightforward cold coffee

An iced latte is not necessarily stronger or more caffeinated than iced coffee. The exact caffeine level depends on drink size, espresso quantity, and recipe.

Best Foods to Pair With Tim Hortons Iced Lattes

Breakfast Wrap: A savory egg, cheese, bacon, or steak wrap contrasts well with a creamy iced latte. Pair heavier wraps with the classic or Vanilla Almond Iced Latte.
Sandwich: Salty egg and cheese balance the sweetness of vanilla, caramel, and mocha drinks without introducing another sugary component.
Bagel: A mild bagel allows the espresso and flavor syrup to remain noticeable. Use a moderate amount of spread when pairing it with a protein latte.
Croissant: The buttery, flaky texture complements a classic or Vanilla Iced Latte. A plain croissant is more balanced than a heavily filled pastry alongside caramel or mocha.
Timbit: This works naturally with a Mocha Iced Latte, but the combination will be noticeably richer and sweeter.
Muffin: Berry flavor pairs well with vanilla or almond notes. Since muffins can be substantial, consider choosing one of the lower-calorie lattes.
Lunch Sandwich: An iced latte can accompany a savory lunch, especially when the sandwich is not heavily sauced or fried.

How to Choose the Best Tim Hortons Iced Latte

Begin with coffee intensity. Choose the classic Iced Latte when you want espresso and milk to remain central. Flavored drinks will soften the coffee edge and shift more attention toward sweetness.

Next, choose your preferred flavor. Vanilla is smooth and approachable. Caramel is richer and more buttery. Mocha adds chocolate. Golden Cinnamon Cold Foam provides warm spice and a creamier topping.

Then consider calories and meal size. The Vanilla Almond Iced Latte and classic Iced Latte are the lightest options on the Iced Latte Menu. They are easier to combine with a full breakfast than the 260-calorie flavored protein drinks.

Use this quick guide:

Choose Iced Latte for a classic espresso-and-milk drink.
Pick Vanilla Iced Latte for smooth, familiar sweetness.
Select Caramel Iced Latte for rich toasted-sugar flavor.
Order Mocha Iced Latte for coffee with chocolate.
Try Vanilla Almond Iced Latte for the lowest listed calories and a nutty finish.
Pick Golden Cinnamon Cold Foam for warm spice and a creamy topping.
Choose Iced Protein Latte when verified protein content matters.
Select a flavored protein latte when you want the richest drink.
Consider the sugar-free vanilla syrup option when reducing regular flavored syrup is a priority.

Still uncertain? The classic Iced Latte is the safest first order because it establishes the basic taste of the category. You can then decide whether your next drink needs more sweetness, flavor, or protein.

The Bottom Line

The Tim Hortons Iced Latte Menu ranges from a 120-calorie Vanilla Almond Iced Latte to several 260-calorie flavored protein drinks. The classic Iced Latte is the cheapest at $4.19 and offers the most straightforward espresso-and-milk experience. Vanilla, caramel, mocha, and golden cinnamon provide progressively more flavor, while protein versions are positioned as more substantial choices.

Use the price and calorie comparisons to match your drink with your appetite and food order. Before deciding, visit the Tim Hortons full menu to compare iced lattes with iced coffee, cold brew, Iced Capps, matcha, chai, Refreshers, breakfast wraps, sandwiches, donuts, Timbits, and other available food and drinks.

FAQs

The coffee-based lineup shown includes classic, vanilla, caramel, mocha, vanilla almond, golden cinnamon cold foam, unflavored protein, mocha protein, caramel protein, vanilla protein, and protein latte with sugar-free vanilla syrup.

The standard Iced Latte costs $4.19 on the displayed menu. Regular flavored lattes cost $4.49, the cold-foam version costs $4.89, and protein lattes range from $5.29 to $5.59.

The classic Iced Latte contains 122 calories. Other drinks on the menu range from 120 calories for Vanilla Almond to 260 calories for flavored protein lattes.

The Vanilla Almond Iced Latte is the lowest-calorie option shown at 120 calories. The classic Iced Latte follows at 122 calories, a difference of only two calories.

The Iced Mocha Protein Latte, Iced Caramel Protein Latte, and Iced Vanilla Protein Latte share the highest listed total at 260 calories each.

An iced latte is traditionally made with espresso, milk, and ice. This distinguishes it from iced coffee, which uses chilled brewed coffee rather than an espresso base.

Yes, an espresso-based iced latte generally contains caffeine. The exact amount depends on the serving size, espresso quantity, and recipe. Check current official nutrition information when monitoring caffeine intake.

An iced latte uses espresso and a larger proportion of milk, giving it a smoother and creamier texture. Iced coffee uses brewed coffee and usually tastes thinner and more coffee-forward.

It is a protein-focused variation of the regular iced latte. The unflavored version contains 180 calories, while mocha, caramel, and vanilla protein versions contain 260. Exact protein content should be verified through official nutrition data.

The menu includes an Iced Protein Latte with Sugar-Free Vanilla Syrup. This means the named syrup is sugar-free, not necessarily the entire beverage. Milk and other components may still contain sugar.

Available changes may include milk choice, syrup, sweetness, ice, or toppings. Options differ by restaurant and ordering platform, and adjustments may change calories, allergens, and price.