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Tim Hortons Double Chocolate Cookie Nutrition Facts

A Tim Hortons Double Chocolate Cookie contains 250 calories, 12 grams of fat and 32 grams of carbohydrates.

Keep reading to see the full nutrition facts and Weight Watchers points for a Double Chocolate Cookie from Tim Hortons Canada.

Tim Hortons Double Chocolate Cookie Nutrition Facts

Updated: 8/7/2020
Serving Size	1 cookie
Calories	250	See analysis
Calories From Fat	108
	Amount Per Serving	% Daily Value*
Total Fat	12g	18%
Saturated Fat	8g	40%
Trans Fat	.4g
Cholesterol	35mg	12%
Sodium	200mg	8%
Total Carbohydrates	32g	11%
Dietary Fiber	2g	8%
Sugars	20g
Protein	3g	6%
Vitamin A		0%
Vitamin C		0%
Calcium		2%
Iron		18%

*All percent daily value figures are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

Nutritional information source: Tim Hortons

Calorie analysis

There are 250 calories in a Double Chocolate Cookie from Tim Hortons. Most of those calories come from fat (44%) and carbohydrates (52%).

To burn the 250 calories in a Double Chocolate Cookie, you would have to run for 22 minutes or walk for 36 minutes.

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Allergens

Contains

egg

gluten

milk

soy

wheat

Does Not Contain*

fish

peanuts

shellfish

sulfites

tree nuts

Unknown

glutamates

MSG

mustard

nitrates

seeds

sesame

Allergy Information: a Tim Hortons Double Chocolate Cookie contains egg, gluten, milk, soy and wheat. a Tim Hortons Double Chocolate Cookie does not contain fish, peanuts, shellfish, sulfites or tree nuts.*

* Please keep in mind that most fast food restaurants cannot guarantee that any product is free of allergens as they use shared equipment for prepping foods.