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Raising Cane's Low-Sodium Guide

By the MacroTray editorial team · Updated · Data: Raising Cane's Allergen & Nutritional Information (August 2026)

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Restaurant meals are often the saltiest thing people eat all day. Here are the Raising Cane's meals with the least and the most sodium, measured against the FDA Daily Value of 2,300mg.

Key takeaways

  • Lowest sodium: Kid's Combo (Maryland) at 600mg.
  • Highest sodium: Caniac Combo at 3,480mg (151% of the daily value).
  • Cheese, cured meats, pickles and sauces are common sodium sources.

Lowest-sodium meals

#OrderSodiumCalProtein
1Kid's Combo (Maryland)600mg40033g
23 fingers + coleslawcustom build1,000mg48037g
3Kid's Combo (Louisville, KY)1,180mg60033g
4Kid's Combo1,190mg64028g
54 fingers, no sidescustom build1,490mg71048g
63 Finger Combo1,820mg105046g
7Sandwich Combo1,890mg113050g
83 Finger Combo, built from partscustom build2,190mg124046g
9Box Combo2,360mg127060g
10Box Combo, built from partscustom build2,420mg137058g

Highest-sodium meals

#OrderSodiumCalProtein
1Caniac Combo3,480mg181087g
2Box Combo - The Posty Way3,190mg173064g
3Box Combo, built from partscustom build2,420mg137058g
4Box Combo2,360mg127060g
53 Finger Combo, built from partscustom build2,190mg124046g
On a sodium-restricted diet for a medical reason? Follow your clinician's target.

Frequently asked questions

How much sodium should I have per day?

The FDA Daily Value is 2,300mg. The American Heart Association recommends an ideal limit of 1,500mg for most adults.

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