Extra-Crispy Orders May Take Longer: 4 Tips for Getting the Best Chicken Fingers at Raising Cane
Ask for Extra Crispiness
Customers can request extra-crispy chicken fingers in person or through online order instructions. The article says the restaurant may fry them for five minutes instead of the standard four and a half, adding 30 seconds.
That added cooking time can make an order take longer. Some tasters said the extra crunch was worth the wait, and customers can also ask for extra-crispy crinkle-cut fries.
Try Honey Mustard
Cane’s Sauce is the chain’s signature dip, but honey mustard is another option customers can request. It is not listed on the official menu, and availability or pricing may vary by order.
Order Fingers Naked
Customers can ask for chicken fingers “naked,” meaning they are fried without breading. The result is described as having smooth, golden skin instead of the crunchy coating on standard fingers.
A TikTok taste tester praised their light-yet-crispy quality, while a Reddit user preferred the less-breaded texture. Online reviewers have estimated that naked fingers contain just over half the calories of breaded ones, but the company has not confirmed that claim.
Make a Texas Toast Sandwich
Another suggested option is to turn chicken fingers into a sandwich with Texas toast. The article offers this as a way to change how the fingers are served, without providing further preparation details.
Texas toast is also part of the chain’s menu alongside coleslaw and Cane’s Sauce. Raising Cane’s centers its menu on chicken fingers rather than offering items such as grilled chicken or salads.
Key points
- Extra-crispy fingers may be fried for 30 seconds longer and can take more time to arrive.
- Honey mustard is available by request at most locations, according to the article.
- Naked fingers are fried without breading; their calorie content has not been confirmed by the company.
- Chicken fingers can be made into a sandwich with Texas toast.