For a chicken finger restaurant that only carries about 4 total menu items, it’s to be expected that the vegan options at Raising Canes wouldn’t be much, if anything.
Good news is the French Fries at Raising Canes are vegan, but there are cross-contamination issues if that’s a concern for you that we’ll go into more detail about just below.
So, if you end up at a Raising Canes with friends or family, grab some fries and enjoy!
Raising Canes Vegan Options
Sides
French Fries
We were able to confirm with Raising Canes that the Chicken Tenders and French Fries are cooked in a separate fryer which is a good thing. Here is a snippet of their response to us:
We do have separate fryers for our Chicken Fingers and Fries, but we cannot confirm that there is no cross contamination.
In addition, our Cane’s Sauce and sauces, coleslaw and Texas toast contain dairy.
If you do decide to visit any of our Restaurants, please ask for the Manager on Duty. Notify him or her of the dairy allergy, so that we may best accommodate you.
Raisin’ Canes Cross-Contamination Statement
We mention often on VeggL that if a restaurant is not 100% vegan then there is the possibility of cross-contamination. Here is a statement from Raisin’ Canes website addressing that:
We make every attempt to identify ingredients that may cause allergic reactions for those with food allergies; however, there is always a risk of cross-contact in our kitchens. There is also a possibility that manufacturers of the products we use could change the formulation at any time, without notice.
Customers concerned with food allergies need to be aware of this risk. We will not assume any liability for adverse reactions to food consumed, or items one may come in contact with, while eating at this establishment.
Raising Cane’s cooks all of our fried foods in an all-vegetable, trans fat free blend of soybean and canola oil.
Not quite what you were looking for? There are a few places like KFC and Panda Express that have been testing vegan chicken recently. They might be worth looking into.
Disclaimer: We do everything possible at VeggL to make sure all our Vegan Guides are as up to date as possible, but sometimes menus and menu items can change. VeggL is not responsible for incorrect or outdated information. Always check with your location and server to confirm items are vegan when ordering. If you notice something that needs to be corrected – please let us know!
