Does Tim Hortons Have…? – Smoothies, Milkshakes, Salads, Burgers & More (2026)

“Does Tim Hortons have smoothies?” “Do they sell milkshakes?” “Is there a kids menu?” — these are some of the most-searched Tim Hortons questions in Canada, and most of the answers online are wrong, outdated, or quietly describing the American menu. This page answers eleven of them in one place, each with a clear verdict: YES, NO, DISCONTINUED, US-ONLY, or SEASONAL — plus the closest thing to order when the answer is no.

The verdict board

Smoothies — ✅ YES (and no, they were never discontinued)

Here’s the myth-bust: a surprising number of Canadians are convinced Tim Hortons killed its smoothies years ago. It didn’t. Two flavours are still on the Canadian menu — Pineapple Orange and Strawberry Banana, both blended with Greek yogurt, in S/M/L (~$2.79 / $3.39 / $3.99 — older menu-site figures, treat as a range). The confusion is understandable: Mixed Berry was cut in the 2014 menu revamp, Peach Mango came and went, and availability is location-dependent — not every restaurant makes them. One site contacted 15 stores across Canada in 2025 and confirmed the two flavours; if your local Tims says no, that’s a store decision, not a national one.

Milkshakes — ❌ NO (order a Creamy Chill)

Tim Hortons Canada has never sold a drink called a “milkshake.” What it does sell is the Creamy Chill lineup — Vanilla, Chocolate, and Caramel Toffee — blended, milkshake-thick, topped with whipped cream, and caffeine-free (~$3.99 / $4.49 / $4.99 S/M/L; a medium Vanilla runs about 560 cal). If you walked in wanting a milkshake, this is the drink you actually meant.

Salads — ✅ YES

Yes — and this one has a paper trail. Garden and Caesar salads launched as permanent menu items on May 4, 2016 (official press release), and no discontinuation has ever been announced. Menu sites still list them: Garden ~$4.49, Caesar ~$5.49, Greek ~$5.99. The honest caveat: “permanent” is a corporate promise, and some locations quietly don’t carry them. If the salad case is empty at your Tims, that’s the franchisee, not the menu.

Burgers — ❌ DISCONTINUED (2019)

Canada had Tim Hortons burgers — including a Beyond Meat option — on the lunch menu from 2017. They were pulled in 2019 after poor sales. They have never come back, and there is no indication they will. Two fences: beef burgers exist on the Tim Hortons UK menu (not Canada), and the closest thing at a Canadian counter is the Crispy Chicken Sandwich (~$7.49). Obscure footnote for the menu-archaeologists: the old Timmies Minis kids line once had a Beef Burger variant (311 cal, per archived listings) — it died with the kids menu.

Poutine — ❌ DISCONTINUED (a 2018 experiment)

The irony writes itself: Canada’s signature dish, served at Tim Hortons, didn’t survive. Poutine was a limited-time launch in June 2018 — seasoned potato wedges with Quebec cheese curds — met a “mixed” reception, and was last seen around 2019. It was never a regular menu item. (One site claims it was discontinued in 2017, which can’t be right given the 2018 launch — we go with the documented timeline.) Quebec also got poutine breakfast sandwiches as a separate LTO around the same time.

Kids menu — ❌ NO (Timmies Minis is gone)

There is no official kids menu at Tim Hortons Canada today. There was one: Timmies Minis, launched November 2018 at $4.99 — a Mini Melt, Mini Wrap, or Chicken Strips with sides, drinks, and an activity book instead of a toy (ten cents per meal went to the Children’s Foundation). It was quietly discontinued around 2020–21. Tims never announced the removal; we know it’s gone because archived listings mark every Minis item “outdated or no longer available.” The practical answer for parents: Timbits, small portions of the regular menu, and milk or juice boxes.

Dog treats / puppuccino — ❌ NO (it’s a favour, not a menu item)

No official dog item exists on any Tim Hortons Canada menu. What does exist is the unofficial pup cup: some drive-thrus will hand you a small cup of whipped cream (sometimes with a Timbits piece) if you ask nicely. It’s free, it’s not in the app, there’s no set price, and no store is obligated. Two things to know: “puppuccino” is a Starbucks word — at Tims it’s just a favour. And some pages claim pup cups are an official $1.50–$3.00 “Pet Treats” menu item. That menu category does not exist. Those prices are fabricated.

Frozen Hot Chocolate — ⚠️ CAN’T VERIFY

This is the one we’ll print “we don’t know” on. Frozen Hot Chocolate does not appear on any current Canadian menu we can find. Older Canadian menu sites list it (S $2.49 / M $2.99 / L $3.49 — old figures), and the American menu still has it (fenced: US-only pricing). Our honest read: it was likely absorbed by the Creamy Chocolate Chill (~$3.99, “Frozen Cocoa Bliss”), but no official discontinuation was ever announced — so we won’t state “discontinued” as fact. If you want the frozen chocolate drink in Canada today, order the Creamy Chocolate Chill.

KitKat items — ❌ DISCONTINUED (2019 LTO)

The KitKat era at Tims was real and brief: fall 2019 brought the Kit Kat Caramel-Filled Donut, Chocolate Truffle Bar, Iced Capp, Hot Chocolate, and Latte — all limited-time, all long gone. Two things worth fencing: a KitKat Donut currently exists at Tim Hortons in the Middle East (not Canada — don’t let a travel photo confuse you), and KitKat was one stop in Tims’ candy-bar collaboration rotation: KitKat (2019) → OREO Double Stuf (multi-year streak) → TWIX (Halloween 2026, US).

Red Bull & non-coffee options — 🔀 SPLIT VERDICT

Red Bull: US-only. TimsBoost with Red Bull and Red Bull cans are on the American menu; no Red Bull appears on any Canadian menu. Energy in Canada: yes — Tims built its own instead: Infusr™ Energy (Blackberry Yuzu, Mango Starfruit, Orange Citrus Zero, ~CA$4.39 on Canadian delivery listings). Non-coffee and caffeine-free: yes, plenty — decaf brewed coffee, hot chocolate, white hot chocolate, all Fruit Quenchers, Frozen Lemonade, Creamy Chills, and herbal teas. Whatever your reason for skipping coffee, the menu has you covered; it just won’t be a Red Bull.

The discontinued timeline (2014–2021)

Nobody had published this in one place, so here it is — every “does Tims still have…” casualty with its year:

Frequently asked questions

Does Tim Hortons have smoothies in Canada?

Yes — Pineapple Orange and Strawberry Banana, blended with Greek yogurt. Availability is location-dependent; not every restaurant makes them.

Does Tim Hortons have milkshakes?

No — but the Creamy Chill (Vanilla, Chocolate, Caramel Toffee) is the milkshake-like, caffeine-free stand-in at ~$3.99–4.99.

Does Tim Hortons have a kids menu?

Not anymore. Timmies Minis (2018–~2021) was discontinued without announcement. Parents order Timbits or small regular portions.

Does Tim Hortons have pup cups for dogs?

No official dog item — but many drive-thrus will give you a free whipped-cream pup cup if you ask. Unofficial, not guaranteed.

Does Tim Hortons Canada have Red Bull?

No — Red Bull is US-only at Tims. Canada’s energy option is Infusr™ (~CA$4.39).