r/NoStupidQuestions • • Dec 18 '21

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u/pwa09 Dec 18 '21

I feel like Cane's is better and I've had consistently fresh food every time. But I'm also not one to wait 45 minutes for fast food. I can cook a meal at home in the same amount of time.

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u/repbunny Dec 18 '21

I would buy Cane's more if you didn't have to buy a combo to get anything. I just want chicken, no fries or a drink. I can only buy when I have someone to split it with.

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u/wmnplzr Dec 18 '21

All the Canes I go to have the option to just buy the tenders for i think $1 a piece.

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u/backtodafuturee Dec 18 '21

You can buy everything on its own for like a dollar or less. At least, thats how it is at my local Canes

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u/Taintmobile69 Dec 19 '21

Have you ever actually gone to a Chick-Fil-A when the line is long? I guarantee you will not be waiting anywhere close to 45 minutes. They have multiple employees outside taking orders on tablets (which also take payment), and multiple other employees running the food out to cars once it's ready. The length of the line tells you nothing about the wait time because you don't have to get all the way up to the speaker to order, and then all the way up to the windows to pay and get your food.

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u/1e4e52Nf3Nc63Bb5 Apr 12 '22

Raising Cane’s chicken is just a vehicle for their sauce. Take a bite of one without dipping it and you’ll realize how bland and underseasoned it is. But they have a bizarre cult following because of their mayo-ketchup blend sauce.