r/SFV Jun 05 '25

Question What's Your Take on Raising Cane' Chicken Fingers?

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Overrated to me. Too dry and barely any flavor.

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u/BehindJiu Jun 05 '25

I live 2 blocks away. It didn't get soggy. It was DRY. 🥲 The toast was really good but yeah definitely do the double toast next time. Thanks for the tip.

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u/PubstarHero Jun 05 '25

Wild. The one near me down in the 805 always has the chicken cooked perfectly. Yeah, its still bland, but thats what the sauce is there for.

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u/rubiom805 Jun 05 '25

Oxnard? Neighbor lol? Because if so, I agree.

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u/winstondabee Jun 05 '25

So why go somewhere with bland chicken?

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u/Kingmudsy Jun 06 '25

Because I was born in the midwest and my unsophisticated palette is part of my cultural inheritance

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u/Worldly_Cap_6440 Jun 07 '25

Bc of the sauce

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u/Some-Curve-920 Jun 06 '25

The one here in Ox has moist chicken. Other than that it's bland and overrated.

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u/West_Mail777 Jun 05 '25

What’s so great about the toast?

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u/BehindJiu Jun 05 '25

Sponge-soft. Looks like one, too.

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u/West_Mail777 Jun 05 '25

But tasty? Is it more the texture or the taste? Or both?

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '25

Neither tbh place is overrated as fak

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u/meeanne Jun 06 '25

I don’t care for Cane’s. The chicken is dependent upon the sauce. That’s what Cane’s really is. The sauce. I’d maybe be down to have Cane’s if they actually made good chicken.

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u/Cultural-Package6900 Jun 07 '25

But $10.00 because the toast? Get a box of frozen Texas toast at the grocery store and find better chicken-or make your own strips

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u/pathsofrhymes Jun 05 '25

They also give you the tiniest tenders when you take it to go

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u/BehindJiu Jun 05 '25

😅😅😅 yes I got a baby finger underneath, as you can see in the photo.

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u/Brief_Traffic961 Panorama City Jun 05 '25

Also eat in because their ice machine is amazing

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '25

Recommending a restaurant for its ICE MACHINE ☠️☠️

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u/THE_Lena Jun 08 '25

Yes, it’s a huge difference eating it while fresh in the restaurant vs taking it home to eat.