
High Protein Options at Raising Cane’s
Quick Answer: Raising Cane’s has a deep bench here: 9 high protein options, every one with at least 20g protein. The best is the Kid's Combo (650 cal, 29g protein, Nom Score B); the highest-protein is the Caniac Combo at 90g protein.
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The Kid's Combo rates highest across a broad field — Nom Score B (72/100) on 650 calories, 29g protein, and 1140mg sodium. 53% of the 17 Raising Cane’s items we analyzed clear the high protein bar. That makes it the 28th-deepest high protein menu of the 31 chains we track. Among the dishes that miss, 100% do so on not enough protein. Most come from the Combos menu (5 of 6). Protein ranges 29–90g across the picks. Figures are computed from Raising Cane’s’ published nutrition data (June 2026).
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What to Avoid
These items at Raising Cane’s don’t meet high protein criteria:
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Common questions about high protein at Raising Cane’s
Is Raising Cane’s good for high protein diets?
Yes — Raising Cane’s has 9 high protein options, topped by the Kid's Combo (Nom Score B).
What’s the best high protein option at Raising Cane’s?
The Kid's Combo is the best choice with 650 calories, 29g protein, and a Nom Score of B.
What is the highest-protein item at Raising Cane’s?
The highest-protein option at Raising Cane’s is the Caniac Combo with 90g protein (1840 cal).
Nutrition data verified. Calorie counts and macros are taken from Raising Cane’s’ official published nutrition data, verified February 2026. How the Nom Score works →
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