Raising Canes Catering Menu [month] 2025

The catering menu at Raising Cane’s keeps meals simple and filling. It builds on the staples in the Raising Cane’s Menu and suits groups, parties, or any event that needs plenty of food. Large trays of chicken fingers, boxed meals, and gallon drinks mirror the classic combos without fuss.

A favorite pick is the 50 Finger pack on the Raising Cane’s Tailgate Menu. At $79.99, it brings 50 chicken fingers and 16 Cane’s Sauces, with each piece near 130 calories for easy sharing. Bigger crowds can move up to the 100 Finger Tailgate or a bulk Caniac setup, keeping the same flavor and straightforward service.

Raising Canes Catering Menu [month] 2025

Raising Cane’s catering menu includes all the main options for group meals—chicken platters, combo boxes, and gallon drinks. The sizes match different group needs, and the prices stay almost same. Each item keeps the same Cane’s taste and setup.

Also, check the:
– Raising Cane’s Secret Menu
– Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers menu

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Nutrition Information

Item	Calories	Total Fat (g)	Sugar (g)	Protein (g)
3 Finger Combo	1050–1480	56–68	3–6	45–52
Box Combo	1290–1720	65–78	4–7	55–60
Caniac Combo	1840–2470	85–98	5–9	75–80
Sandwich Combo	1140–1570	60–70	4–7	50–56
Kids Combo	760–990	38–45	2–4	30–34
1 Chicken Finger	130	7	0	10
Crinkle-Cut Fries	400	22	0	5
Texas Toast	150	7	1	4
Coleslaw	100	9	3	1
Cane’s Sauce (1.5 oz)	190	19	1	0
Lemonade (22 oz)	290	0	74	0
Sweet Tea (22 oz)	230	0	59	0
Unsweet Tea (22 oz)	0	0	0	0

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Sides Option for Catering Menu

Raising Cane’s catering allows a few simple add-ons that matches with catering items. You can include extra chicken fingers, fries, toast, coleslaw, or more Cane’s Sauce based on what your group needs. These sides help fill the table without changing the overall setup. Each one follows the same recipe used in regular combo meals.

Customization Option

Raising Cane’s gives some room to adjust your catering order based on group size and needs. You can add more chicken fingers, include extra sauces, or increase the number of sides like fries or toast. It’s easy to mix in boxed meals with larger trays if you need both individual servings and group platters. Just confirm the changes when placing your order to make sure everything fits your plan.

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How to Order from Raising Cane Catering Menu?

• Call your nearest Raising Cane’s location directly
• Visit the restaurant in person and place the order at the counter
• Use the official Raising Cane’s website for large order requests
• Contact the store through their listed number on Google for quick coordination
• For very large events, speak with the manager for custom setup and timing

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Conclusion

The catering menu at Raising Cane keeps the same tasty meals people enjoy, just in larger sizes for groups. The chicken fingers stay crispy, the toast stays buttery, and the sauce still tastes great. It’s an easy way to feed a bunch of people without losing any of the flavor.

If you’re putting together a casual get-together or feeding a whole team, try mixing in a few Caniac Combo boxes along with a 50-Finger Tailgate to keep things fun and filling. The catering options work great when you want to keep it simple but still make sure everyone leaves full.