Vegan Options at Raising Canes (Updated 2023) (2024)

FAQs

Are Raising Cane's fries vegan? ›

No, Raising Cane's Crinkle-Cut Fries are not vegan because they contain milk. You cannot customize this to be vegan.

While there isn't a huge secret menu, there are a few ways to change your usual order and make it even more mouth watering. In this article, we're providing the tastiest Raising Cane's hacks that you can try at any location. So, if you're ready to elevate your Caniac Combo, keep reading!

1. Chick-fil-A Waffle Potato Fries. Vegans, rejoice: The chain's beloved waffle fries are on your meal plan. Cooked in canola oil and sprinkled with sea salt, these irresistible gems are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.

The “naked” Chicken Fingers do not contain gluten, dairy, or other top allergens. However, they are still cooked in the same fryer as Raising Cane's classic Chicken Fingers, which do contain milk, egg, and wheat. Their buns do not contain milk, so you can order a “naked” chicken tender sandwich without milk.

No, Raising Cane's Texas Toast is not vegan because it contains eggs, and milk. You cannot customize this to be vegan.

Generally yes, candy canes are vegan. Their base ingredients are sugar, corn syrup, natural flavourings and colourings. Traditionally, red food colouring was made from crushed beetles (definitely not vegan) but thankfully that practice is pretty much out-dated.

The simplicity of their menu and dedication to their famous chicken tenders, fries and texas toast puts them leagues above Chick-fil-A in this debate. Along with having better food, Cane's is also cheaper than their competitor.

Starting with a mayonnaise and ketchup base, cane's sauce has distinct tangy and savory flavors. The addition of Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, pepper, and liquid smoke creates a perfect copycat recipe. But the secret to this sauce is the liquid smoke.

Our Cane's Sauce® is a top-secret recipe. In fact, most of our employees don't even know the ingredients! It's tangy with a little bit of spice, made for our chicken fingers but it tastes great on everything.

Wendy's fries are considered vegan-friendly and made without animal ingredients. Their fries are available in three sizes and great with the vegan friendly sauces listed above. They may be made in shared oil.

Does Burger King have vegan fries? ›

Unlike fries from many other fast-food chains, the classic fries from Burger King are vegan. Note that from a health standpoint, just one serving contributes a lot of sodium, fat, and calories.

Unfortunately for vegan American McDonald's fans, the fries there aren't plant-based. This is because one of the ingredients is “natural beef flavoring,” which contains milk. “When our suppliers partially fry our cut potatoes, they use an oil blend that contains beef flavoring,” the McDonald's website states.

Raising Cane's Sauce is not vegan. According to their allergens page, the sauce contains egg, fish (anchovies), and soy.

On request, at most locations, the staff will make unbreaded chicken fingers. The “naked” Chicken Fingers do not contain gluten, dairy, or other top allergens. However, they are still cooked in the same fryer as Raising Cane's classic Chicken Fingers, which do contain milk, egg, and wheat.

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.

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.

The US McDonald's fries are not vegan, but the process still involves the highest FDA safety regulations. Besides the potatoes and salt for flavoring, the cooking involves vegetable oils like corn, soybean, and canola. They also have chemical preservatives and natural beef additives from milk and wheat.

While most fries are vegan, there are a few that actually contain animal ingredients: McDonald's: These fries are cooked in oil with “natural beef flavoring,” which doesn't contain any actual meat, but it does contain dairy.

Unfortunately for vegan American McDonald's fans, the fries there aren't plant-based. This is because one of the ingredients is “natural beef flavoring,” which contains milk. “When our suppliers partially fry our cut potatoes, they use an oil blend that contains beef flavoring,” the McDonald's website states.