Tim Hortons Canadian Fireworks Donut adds a festive twist to the bakery case with a soft yeast donut topped in sweet white icing and scattered with red candy sprinkles that resemble bursts of fireworks. The light, fluffy dough contrasts with the smooth glaze and crunchy topping, creating a simple but playful treat that pairs easily with coffee, tea, or a cold drink.
Price: $1.99
Nutritional Information
The nutrition table for the Tim Hortons Canadian Fireworks Donut outlines calories, fat, carbohydrates, sugar, protein, sodium, and other key values in one place. Checking these details can help guests compare it with other baked goods and choose a treat that fits their preferences and daily nutrition goals.
| Calories | 250 kcal |
| Fat | 9 g |
| Saturated Fat | 4 g |
| Trans Fat | 0.1 g |
| Cholesterol | 0 mg |
| Sodium | 230 mg |
| Carbohydrates | 38 g |
| Fiber | 1 g |
| Sugar | 17 g |
| Proteins | 4 g |
The nutrition information presented on this website is based on standard product formulations and was obtained through analysis by Tim Hortons’ nutritional software, entitled ESHA Genesis R&D, and information provided by their suppliers. Variations may occur due to differences in suppliers, ingredient substitutions, recipe revisions, assembly at restaurant level, and/or season of the year. Regional variations may occur. Certain menu items may vary from restaurant to restaurant and may not be available at all locations. Baked goods may vary in size. This information includes a selection of Tim Hortons’ most popular items and may not include all items found in-restaurant. Information is applicable to products in Canadian restaurants and may be subject to change at any time.
Ingredients
Yeast Donut: Enriched wheat flour | Water | Palm oil shortening (palm oil and/or modified palm oil) | Yeast | Sugars (sugar | dextrose) | Soybean oil | Whey powder (milk) | Sodium acid pyrophosphate | Sodium bicarbonate | Salt | Mono- and diglycerides | Sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate | Cornstarch | Natural flavour | Wheat starch | Ascorbic acid | L-cysteine hydrochloride | Amylase | Xylanase
White Fondant: Sugars (sugar | glucose [corn syrup]) | Water | Rowanberry fruit extract | Tapioca flour | Cream of tartar
Popping Candy: Sugars (sugar | glucose syrup | lactose) | Cocoa butter | Malic acid | Colour (carmine) | Carbon dioxide
Note: This item contains more sodium (salt) than the recommended daily limit of 2,300 mg. Consuming too much sodium may raise blood pressure and increase the risk of heart disease and stroke.
Is It a Healthy Choice?
The Canadian Fireworks Donut is a less healthy, indulgent choice, mainly because it delivers dessert-style calories with added sugar, saturated fat, and very little fiber. At 250 calories, it sits in the moderate range for a Tim Hortons donut, so it is not the heaviest bakery item, but it is still more of a treat than a balanced snack.
Its 38g of carbohydrates and 17g of sugar make it quick-energy food, but not especially filling for long. Protein is low at 4g, so it will not offer much satiety or muscle-support value compared with more protein-focused Tim Hortons options. The 9g of fat and 4g of saturated fat add richness, while 0.1g trans fat makes it less ideal as an everyday bakery pick. Sodium is moderate at 230mg, but still worth noting if the rest of your meal is salty.
This donut best suits someone wanting an occasional sweet snack, a holiday-style treat, or a small dessert with coffee. It is less suitable for low-sugar, low-fat, heart-conscious, or high-fiber diets. For better balance, enjoy it occasionally, preferably earlier in the day, and pair it with unsweetened coffee or a lighter meal instead of another sugary drink.
What Does It Taste Like?
Tim Hortons Canadian Fireworks Donut tastes sweet, playful, and very dessert-like. The white icing gives it a creamy vanilla-style sweetness that hits first. On top, the red candy pieces add a brighter sugary pop that makes each bite feel more fun and a little more intense than a plain glazed donut. The overall flavor is rich but simple, with that classic soft donut taste underneath the frosting. It feels festive, sweet, and easy to enjoy with coffee or as a quick treat.
The texture is soft and fluffy in the center, with a light chew that fresh yeast donuts usually have. The icing on top feels smooth and slightly thick, adding a creamy layer over the tender dough. The red topping gives small crunchy bits, so you get a nice contrast between the pillowy donut and the crisp candy pieces. Each bite feels soft first, then slightly crisp on top, which keeps the texture from feeling too plain or one-note.
Whether you want a quick snack, a filling meal, or a coffee treat, this Tim Hortons item hits the spot. They use quality ingredients and offer lots of choices. That’s why Americans love coming back. From breakfast to baked goods and drinks, there’s always something tasty. Explore the full Tim Hortons full menu to see it all.
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