Tim Horton Wraps Menu With Prices [2026 Updated]
I usually grab a wrap at Timmies when I’m stuck in the drive-through before work and can’t be bothered with a heavy burger. The Tim Hortons Wraps Menu with Price in Canada has cheap little Craveable Wraps for $4.79 and loaded options that hit $10.79. Big difference in price, and honestly, a big difference in how full you’ll feel afterward.
Here’s the catch. Those $4.79 Craveable Wraps are tiny, but they’re perfect when you just need something cheap to get you through that awkward gap between lunch and dinner. The $10.79 Loaded Wraps, on the other hand, are massive and heavy. Sounds like a better deal until that habanero or cilantro lime sauce starts dripping out of the bottom of the tortilla and all over your hands. Bring napkins. Seriously.
Breakfast is a different story. The Egg Classic Breakfast Wrap costs $5.79, while the Sausage & Bacon Double Stacked Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap costs $8.19. I’m a fan of the Farmer’s Wrap, but that hash brown inside is only worth it when you eat the thing straight away. Leave it sitting while you answer emails or crawl through traffic, and that crispy texture disappears.
Here’s what I’ve covered below:
- Full lunch and breakfast wrap prices in Canada.
- Calorie counts to help you compare your options.
- The cheapest wraps versus the bigger Loaded Wraps.
- Which breakfast wraps are worth grabbing before work.
Tim Horton Wraps Menu Prices
BBQ Crispy Chicken Loaded Wrap with Cheese

Crispy Chicken Wrap

Crispy Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese

Veggie Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese

Crispy Habanero Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese

Veggie Habanero Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese

Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap

Chipotle Craveable Wrap

Ranch Craveable Wrap

| Wrap Name | Price (CAD) | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| BBQ Crispy Chicken Loaded Wrap with Cheese | $10.79 | 453 kcal |
| Crispy Chicken Wrap | $8.69 | 381 kcal |
| Crispy Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese | $10.79 | 443 kcal |
| Veggie Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese | $9.59 | 323 kcal |
| Crispy Habanero Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese | $10.79 | 413 kcal |
| Veggie Habanero Loaded Wrap w/ Cheese | $9.59 | 293 kcal |
| Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap | $9.29 | 245 kcal |
| Chipotle Craveable Wrap | $4.79 | |
| Ranch Craveable Wrap | $4.79 | |
| Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap | $9.29 | 245 kcal |
Tim Horton Breakfast Wraps Menu Prices
Farmer’s Breakfast Wrap

Bacon Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap

Sausage Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap

Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap

Sausage & Bacon Double Stacked Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap

Egg Classic Breakfast Wrap

Bacon Classic Breakfast Wrap

Sausage Classic Breakfast Wrap

| Item | Price (CAD) | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Farmer’s Breakfast Wrap | $6.39 | 640 kcal |
| Bacon Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap | $6.99 | 530 kcal |
| Sausage Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap | $6.99 | 650 kcal |
| Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap | $6.39 | 470 kcal |
| Sausage & Bacon Double Stacked Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap | $8.19 | 710 kcal |
| Egg Classic Breakfast Wrap | $5.79 | 233 kcal |
| Bacon Classic Breakfast Wrap | $6.39 | 450 kcal |
| Sausage Classic Breakfast Wrap | $6.39 | 580 kcal |
| Sausage & Bacon Double Stacked Classic Breakfast Wrap | $7.59 | 655 kcal |
Top Tim Hortons Wraps in Canada

Sausage Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap | $6.99 | 650 Calories
I’d grab this one on a cold morning when coffee alone isn’t going to cut it. The Sausage Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap packs savory sausage, scrambled egg, and a hash brown into a warm tortilla, giving me a proper breakfast without needing a separate sandwich and side.
The hash brown is the best part when it’s fresh. Leave the wrap sitting in the bag while you’re stuck in traffic, though, and that crispy bite disappears pretty quickly. At 650 calories and 22g of protein, it’s filling, but don’t expect the same crunch five minutes later.
- Best for: A hearty drive-through breakfast before work.
- Not ideal for: Anyone who wants a light meal or plans to eat slowly.

Bacon Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap | $6.99 | 530 Calories
Here’s where I’d think twice before ordering the sausage version. For the same $6.99, the Bacon Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap comes in at 530 calories, giving you 120 fewer calories than the sausage Farmer’s Wrap while still delivering 20g of protein.
I like bacon’s salty, smoky flavour with scrambled egg, especially when the tortilla is still warm. You lose a little protein compared with the sausage option, but you also save calories without dropping to a tiny breakfast wrap. That’s a decent trade-off if you’re watching your intake.

Crispy Chicken Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap with Cheese | $10.79 | 690 Calories
The tangy cilantro lime sauce gives this wrap its personality. Add crispy chicken, shredded cheese, and a warm tortilla, and you’ve got a combination that feels more substantial than a basic chicken snack.
There’s one annoying catch. The sauce can drip straight out of the bottom while you’re eating, which is a pain when you’re sitting in your car wearing a clean shirt. At $10.79, I expect a proper lunch, but I’d check the Tim Hortons app for a deal before paying full price.
With 690 calories and 25g of protein, it has decent numbers for a filling lunch. Just keep the napkins handy.

BBQ Crispy Chicken Loaded Wrap with Cheese | $10.79 | 700 Calories
I’m more likely to choose this one when I want a familiar flavour instead of a sharp, tangy sauce. The BBQ Crispy Chicken Loaded Wrap with Cheese combines crispy chicken with smoky BBQ glaze and shredded cheese, giving every bite that sweet, savoury fast-food taste.
It contains 700 calories and 25g of protein. That’s a solid-sized lunch, but $10.79 is pushing the limit of what I’ll happily spend at Timmies for a wrap. If the app has no offer, I’d compare it with the cheaper chicken options before ordering.
One more thing: loaded sauces and cheese can make this messy, too. I wouldn’t risk eating it one-handed behind the wheel.

Crispy Chicken Habanero Loaded Wrap with Cheese | $10.79 | 660 Calories
If mild sauce bores you, the Crispy Chicken Habanero Loaded Wrap with Cheese brings some heat. The spicy habanero sauce cuts through the crispy chicken and melted cheese, giving the wrap more kick than the BBQ option.
It has 660 calories and 25g of protein, so it comes in 40 calories below the BBQ Loaded Wrap at the same price. That’s a small difference, not a reason to order one over the other on its own.
The real downside is the mess. Habanero sauce can escape through the bottom of the tortilla, and spicy sauce on your fingers isn’t fun when you’re trying to eat between errands. At $10.79, I’d want an app deal to make this feel like better value.

Veggie Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap with Cheese | $9.59 | 570 Calories
Best Vegetarian Option
You don’t need crispy chicken to get a loaded wrap at Tim Hortons. This veggie version pairs cilantro lime sauce with cheese and a vegetable filling inside a warm tortilla, giving you that tangy, creamy flavour without the chicken.
At $9.59, it saves $1.20 compared with the chicken cilantro lime version. It also contains 570 calories and 13g of protein, so you’re cutting calories but losing quite a bit of protein compared with the chicken-loaded options, which offer 25g.
I’d consider it for a meat-free lunch, especially if I wanted something filling without ordering chicken. Just don’t assume that removing the meat automatically makes it a high-protein meal.

Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap | $9.29 | 530 Calories
This is the one I’d consider before spending $10.79 on a Loaded Wrap. The Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap combines chicken, bacon, and creamy ranch flavour for a familiar, savoury lunch without going all-in on a loaded sauce combination.
The numbers make a decent case for it: $9.29, 530 calories, and 24g of protein. You save $1.50 against the $10.79 Loaded Wraps while getting almost the same protein, and it has fewer calories than all three crispy chicken Loaded Wraps listed above.
It’s still not cheap for fast food. But if I want chicken and bacon without paying the highest wrap price on the menu, this is a sensible middle ground.

Chipotle Craveable Wrap | $4.79 | 390 Calories
Best Budget Pick — Lowest Calorie Choice
At $4.79, the Chipotle Craveable Wrap is the easiest option on this list when I don’t want to spend nearly ten bucks on lunch. Creamy chipotle sauce adds a smoky, slightly spicy flavour, and the compact wrap works well as a quick bite between errands.
It contains 390 calories and 13g of protein. That’s the lowest calorie count among these eight picks, but let’s be honest about the portion: it’s a snack, not a full meal if you’re properly hungry.
I’d order one when I need something cheap to bridge the gap until dinner. If I’ve skipped breakfast and need a serious lunch, though, I’ll probably want something more substantial. Two wraps would cost $9.58, so compare that total with the larger options before deciding.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tim Hortons Wraps
Which Tim Hortons wrap has the lowest calories?
The Egg Classic Breakfast Wrap is the lowest-calorie option overall, with 233 calories at $5.79. For lunch or a quick snack, the Chipotle Craveable Wrap and Ranch Craveable Wrap each contain 390 calories and cost $4.79, while the Veggie Habanero Loaded Wrap has just 293 calories for $9.59.
What are the most popular Tim Hortons wraps in Canada?
The Sausage Farmer’s Wrap leads the breakfast conversation, having been named Timmies’ most-ordered breakfast item in Canada in 2023. For lunch, the Crispy Chicken Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap with Cheese stands out as a top-selling option, priced at $10.79 with 690 calories.
Can I customize my Tim Hortons wrap order?
Yes, you can request customizations through the Tim Hortons app or at the drive-through. You can ask to change sauces, remove cheese, or adjust ingredients such as crispy chicken, bacon, sausage, and hash browns, although available modifications depend on the wrap and location.
Does Tim Hortons offer vegetarian wraps?
Yes, Tim Hortons offers meat-free lunch and breakfast wraps. The Veggie Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap costs $9.59 and has 570 calories, while the Veggie Habanero Loaded Wrap costs $9.59 and has 293 calories; for breakfast, you can choose the Scrambled Egg Farmer’s Wrap at $6.39 or Egg Classic Breakfast Wrap at $5.79. These options contain dairy and/or eggs, so they aren’t vegan.
Do Tim Hortons wraps contain common allergens?
Yes, Tim Hortons wraps can contain wheat/gluten, milk, eggs, and soy, depending on the tortilla, fillings, cheese, and sauces. If you have a severe food allergy, I recommend checking the official Canadian Tim Hortons allergen guide or app before ordering, because cross-contact can occur in fast-food kitchens.
The Bottom Line
I’d pick the Sausage or Bacon Farmer’s Wrap at $6.99 for breakfast. Both give you a filling combination of eggs and protein without spending $8.19 on the double-stacked version, and you get that hash brown tucked inside the tortilla. Eat it while it’s hot, though, because the hash brown loses its crunch pretty quickly.
For a cheap bite between meals, the Chipotle Craveable Wrap at $4.79 does the job. It’s small, so don’t expect it to fix serious hunger. If you’re after a proper lunch, I’d lean toward the Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap at $9.29 before paying $10.79 for a Cilantro Lime Loaded Wrap. The loaded option gives you a bigger meal, but that sauce can drip everywhere, and the extra cost doesn’t automatically make it better value.
One thing worth checking before you order: Tim Hortons prices across Ontario, Alberta, BC, and other Canadian regions can vary slightly, especially on delivery apps. I regularly update the CAD prices and calorie numbers in this guide so you can check the figures before pulling into the drive-thru.
Now I’m curious: which Timmies wrap do you actually order, and have you found any good app deals lately? Share your go-to order or money-saving hacks in the comments below.

Hi, I’m Christopher Hopper, the creator of TimsMenus.com. Living in Toronto, I grew frustrated with how difficult it was to find accurate, up-to-date restaurant prices online. I created this site to fix that problem. I personally track down, verify, and update menu costs so you know exactly what you’ll pay before you order. When I’m not checking prices, I’m out exploring Canada’s amazing food scene.
