Raising Cane's Combos: Caniac, 3 Finger & Sandwich Prices (2026)

How much is a Caniac Combo at Raising Cane's?

The Caniac Combo at Raising Cane's costs about $15.49 at our estimated typical U.S. price. It is the largest meal on the menu: six chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, two Cane's Sauces, Texas toast, coleslaw and a large 32-ounce fountain drink or tea.

On delivery apps the price climbs. The DoorDash listing for a La Habra, California, restaurant showed the Caniac at $18.79 in November 2026, about $3.30 above our in-store estimate.

The Caniac is the best deal per finger among the adult combos, at roughly $2.58 per finger with everything else included, and the second sauce matters to anyone who runs out halfway through. It also carries the most calories, 1,840 to 2,470, so it is a sensible order to split between two people.

How much is a 3 Finger Combo at Raising Cane's?

A 3 Finger Combo at Raising Cane's costs about $9.99 at our estimated typical price, the cheapest adult combo. It includes three chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, one Cane's Sauce, Texas toast and a regular 22-ounce drink. Unlike the Box and Caniac combos, it has no coleslaw.

The DoorDash price at the La Habra store was $11.29. Compared with the Box Combo, the 3 Finger Combo saves about $1.50 for one less finger and no slaw, which makes it the better pick if you never eat the coleslaw anyway.

How much is the Raising Cane's chicken sandwich?

The Raising Cane's chicken sandwich costs about $7.79 on its own and about $11.29 as the Sandwich Combo at our estimated typical prices. The sandwich is three chicken fingers on a toasted bun with lettuce and Cane's Sauce, at 780 calories.

The Sandwich Combo adds crinkle-cut fries and a 22-ounce drink, but no Texas toast or coleslaw, since the bun takes the place of the toast. It costs about $1.30 more than the 3 Finger Combo for the same three fingers, so choose it when you want a sandwich rather than for extra food.

What do all Raising Cane's combos include?

Every Raising Cane's combo is built from the same short list: chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, Cane's Sauce and a drink. The 3 Finger, Box and Caniac combos add Texas toast, and the Box and Caniac add coleslaw.

Drink size depends on the combo. The Kids Combo comes with a 12-ounce cup, the 3 Finger, Sandwich and Box combos with a 22-ounce regular, and the Caniac with a 32-ounce large. Fountain sodas and sweet or unsweetened tea are included, and lemonade costs extra.

Raising Cane's says its fingers are hand-battered and cooked to order. The menu does not list official substitutions, so changes such as no slaw are up to your restaurant.

Which of the Raising Cane's combos should you get?

Pick by appetite and by whether you eat the slaw:

• Light meal or no slaw: the 3 Finger Combo at about $9.99.
• Standard order: the Box Combo at about $11.49, with four fingers and slaw. Our Raising Cane's Box Combo guide covers its value in detail.
• Want a sandwich: the Sandwich Combo at about $11.29.
• Very hungry or sharing: the Caniac at about $15.49.
• Kids: the Kids Combo at about $7.29, covered in our Raising Cane's kids meal guide.

The combo price is a much better deal than buying the parts separately. By our estimates, four fingers, fries, toast, slaw and a drink cost about $18.65 à la carte, compared with about $11.49 as a Box Combo. Calories for each combo are on our Raising Cane's nutrition page.

Is there a Raising Cane's combo for a big group?

No. Combos are built for one person, so for a group Raising Cane's sells Tailgates: chicken fingers and Cane's Sauce in bulk, with no fries, toast or drinks included. A 100-finger Tailgate is about $149.99 at our estimated typical price and feeds 27 to 29 people, per the chain's menu. Every size and a per-person budget are in our Raising Cane's catering guide.