Does Canes sell their sauce? (2024)

FAQs

Will Cane's ever sell their sauce? ›

Cane's sauce has a devoted following all on its own, with some fans even saying they'd go so far as to drink the stuff. The chain doesn't sell bottles of Cane's sauce (yet, at least), but you can order large quantities on the side—up to a 32-ounce cup.

Our made-fresh daily Cane's Sauce® is our signature sauce. However, we also make fresh honey mustard in our restaurants. Hot sauce is also available upon request. Q.

Is the Canes cup of sauce worth the $5.99 price tag? Find out in this food review. Learn why #Canes and #food lovers rave about this fast food item.

At Raising Cane's, our chicken is hand marinated and premium quality. Yes, extra sauce at Raising Cane's is chargeable.

Like Raising Cane's, Chick-fil-A sauce has a thick mayo base and a tangy sharpness supplied by pepper, vinegar, and garlic. Where it diverges is the addition of sweetness from honey mustard and ketchup-based barbecue sauce.

Cane's sauce should be stored covered in the refrigerator. If using store-bought mayonnaise and ketchup with preservatives, your homemade Cane's sauce will stay fresh in the refrigerator for up to 14 days. If using Paleo or homemade mayo and ketchup, the sauce should be used within seven days.

Frequently Asked Questions. A Raising Cane's Box Combo includes one signature Cane's sauce. No, Raising Cane's does not use frozen chicken.

Raising Cane's cooks all of our fried foods in an all-vegetable, trans fat free blend of soybean and canola oil. According to the FDA, highly refined soybean oil is not considered allergenic, and therefore is not labeled as such. Please inform the Manager if you have a food allergy.

Tailgates come with plenty of our craveable Cane's Sauce®. Get it in individual cups or shareable Family Style.

What Is Chick-Fil-A Sauce Made Out Of? The sauce sold in stores is a combination of their honey mustard, barbecue, and ranch sauces, but you can recreate it to perfection with just five ingredients. Barbecue sauce. Classic tomato-based barbecue sauce gives it that signature smokiness.

How many calories in a cup of Cane's sauce? ›

Raising Cane's Cane's Sauce (1 serving) contains 5g total carbs, 5g net carbs, 18g fat, 0g protein, and 190 calories.

Unfortunately, no. Raising Cane's Sauce is not vegan. According to their allergens page, the sauce contains egg, fish (anchovies), and soy.

While a box combo contains 61 grams of protein, the food is rich in sodium, cholesterol and fats, having 2130 mg of sodium, 170 mg in cholesterol and 68 grams in total fats. Meaning, in one meal you are getting 105% of your total fat intake, 57% for cholesterol and roughly 90% of daily sodium intake.

And, unless you want to hit the drive-thru and pay extra for a small cup of sauce or make the sauce yourself, you're out of luck. Unlike a few other fast food brands, Raising Cane's has yet to bottle its beloved sauce and take it to market. So, another brand capitalized on it: Walmart.

Price Range:

Chipotle ranges from about $6.00-$8.00. Raising Cane's ranges from about $5.00-10.00. Both including tax!

Zax sauce tastes similar to Cane's sauce, but I found it to be just ever-so-slightly less flavorful, and creamy.

With all the combos, you can substitute your sides—coleslaw, fries or toast—for one another or an extra Cane's Sauce.

For those not in the know, Raising Cane's is an American fast-food restaurant chain that started in Louisiana. It sells chicken tenders, among many other southern staples. It takes particular pride in its Raising Canes sauce, which is made in-house.