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Yahoo
15-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Raising Cane's celebrates Rockford opening
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) – Rockford residents will no longer have to drive 35 to 40 miles to cool their desire for fresh hot chicken fingers from Raising Cane's. 'I am very excited,' said customer Catherine Kelley, of Rockford. 'This is the first one that's here in the Rockford area.' Raising Cane's is set to open Tuesday, April 15, on the southwest corner of East State Street and South Trainer Road. Until that day, the closest locations were in DeKalb and Janesville, Wisconsin. 'We've been expanding our restaurants across Illinois, and we finally expanded to Rockford,' said Lidia Soto, Raising Cane's area leader of restaurants. 'And we have a big group of crew members who are super excited and thrilled and just ready to rock and serve our incredible chicken-finger meals.' The opening comes six months ahead of schedule. 'This building has a double-lane drive-thru, as well as a spacious dining room,' Soto said. 'And we also have an outdoor seating area, which is perfect, in time for spring.' The menu at Raising Cane's is a focused one. The customer favorite is the Box Combo: four chicken fingers with Cane's Sauce, fries, Texas toast, and coleslaw. 'The toast is probably my favorite part,' said Rockford resident Sierra Gregg, who grabbed lunch Monday during the Raising Cane's corporate training event. 'The fries are always good. And the chicken is great with the sauce and the coleslaw brings it all together.' The 3,225 square-foot will be open from 10 a.m. to 1:30 a.m., Sunday through Thursday and 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 a.m., Friday and Saturday. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
01-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Raising Cane's and IPSY Team Up to Launch "Moisturizing Sauce," The Latest Skincare Craze for Craveably Glowing Skin
The Chicken Finger sensation and world's largest beauty subscription are redefining the future of skincare with a moisturizer so delectable it'll have users looking – and feeling – like a true snack DALLAS, April 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In an unprecedented move that has beauty enthusiasts and Chicken Finger lovers alike rethinking their skincare routine, Raising Cane's announced the launch of a first-of-its-kind collab with IPSY as the brands introduce the world to a product so bold, it's bound to change the future of skincare forever. Inspired by Cane's Sauce, "Raising Cane's x IPSY Moisturizing Sauce" is the latest beauty craze to hit the market and is the perfect solution for those looking to update their skincare routine with a product as effective as it is delicious. The innovative, industry-first "Moisturizing Sauce" is already generating a cult-like following among Hollywood's A-listers including Cardi B, who are raving about the product's ability to rejuvenate their skin and restore a refreshing glow. The stars have spoken, and they're officially ditching their high-dollar serums, face masks, and toners in favor of the tangy new sensation, swearing by the Sauce as the ultimate beauty hack. "Everyone always asks me how my skin looks so beautiful, so shiny, so amazing at the age of 32 with three kids, a job that stresses me out, and sleepless nights," Cardi B said in a video she posted to Instagram. "I've been using this new cream – it's the Cane's 'Moisturizing Sauce.' It's not greasy, not sticky, and it smells just like chicken." The hype has beauty pioneers jumping at the chance to lather their face in a sauce so elusive it can't be purchased at Raising Cane's Restaurants or through an IPSY subscription. In fact, the "Moisturizing Sauce" can't be purchased anywhere because it doesn't exist, but what does exist is Cane's Sauce. So, while fans can't get their hands on an actual jar of the saucey goodness, they can head into any of Raising Cane's 900+ Restaurants to snag some Cane's Sauce and get their Chicken Fingers fix while they're at it. As for the real secret to finding a holy-grail moisturizer even Cardi B would approve of, beauty lovers can head to to sign up for the ultimate beauty subscription — delivering monthly drops of the most viral and coveted discoveries. IPSY curates the best in makeup and skincare for you, doing all the work so you don't have to guess what works. And for those wondering, yes – Cardi B put actual Cane's Sauce on her face; however, the team at Cane's does not recommend trying this "beauty hack" at home. Instead, they suggest hungry fans use Cane's Sauce as it was originally intended, which is as the perfect complement to Chicken Fingers, Cane's toast, and crinkle-cut fries. Raising Cane's Media Contact: publicrelations@ ABOUT RAISING CANE'S®: Raising Cane's is one of the fastest-growing Restaurant brands, with nearly 900 Restaurants in 40+ states, and plans to open more than 100 new Restaurants across several new markets in 2025. The company recently announced plans to be one of the top 10 Restaurant brands in the United States and is known for its ONE LOVE® – craveable Chicken Finger meals – which includes the iconic "Cane's Sauce" – named the #1 most craveable sauce in the Restaurant industry and most craveable chicken. For more information, visit ABOUT IPSY:As the world's largest beauty subscription, IPSY delivers monthly drops of the greatest beauty discoveries and curated community favorites just for you. Uniting over 20 million hyper-engaged fans, IPSY is the place that curates endless beauty finds to discover what's right for you. Whether you're a beauty enthusiast or just starting your journey, IPSY lets you experiment, evolve, and find new ways to express yourself with every box. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Raising Cane's Restaurants, LLC
Buzz Feed
29-03-2025
- General
- Buzz Feed
People Are Sharing The Fast Food Items They Think Are Wayyyy Overhyped, And The Fries Are Piping Hot
Remember when fast food was actually cheap and pretty good? Ah, those were the good ol' days. Now, it feels like most fast food is expensive and average-tasting at best — and I know I'm not the only one who thinks so. People on Reddit are sharing the most overhyped fast food restaurants, and I'm honestly curious about what you think of these. I've rounded up 18 of the most impassioned responses below: 1. "Panera is fast food for people who say they don't like how unhealthy fast food is but don't actually care about being healthy. I swear the amount of fat (and therefore calories) in everything they offer is ridiculous." 2. "McDonald's. It's not cheap. It's not fast. It's not good. Whatever I want that McDonalds sells, someone has a better one. And it probably costs about the same or less." 3. "Wendy's recently. I have had numerous bad experiences, which sucks because they used to be my favorite. But between the rise in price and the lack of quality, it's just not worth it for me to continue to patronize their business." 4. "As an Oklahoman, Sonic used to be good. Then it got bought out by Arby's parent company (you might want to fact check that). Most of the sides are still good, and the drinks are good. It's too bad the actual food went from mid to borderline bad. (Except for the footlong chili cheese coney, that didn't change)." 5. "Carl's Jr. I used to live in that place. Now it's $18 for a chicken sandwich, and the quality went to shit." 6. "Raising Cane's chicken has been described to me BY RAISING CANES FANS as merely a 'Cane's Sauce delivery vehicle.' Again, this was the best description FANS of the brand could give me. Because they primarily make chicken, and the chicken is pretty tasteless, yet somehow, they're opening up a new one on every other block." 7. "I travel a lot. The best and most consistent fast food in America is the taco truck/trailer/stand. Regular American fast food has reached a new low in the last few years. Even a simple hot dog surrender now has about a 75% chance of being a major disappointment." 8. "Starbucks is so famous for burning their beans that one of Hawaii's largest Kona coffee plantations stopped selling to them. They said, 'Our beans are too good. we're not going to let Starbucks over-roast them anymore.'" 9. "Whataburger was the first place I went after I got my driver's license in 2013, and that was one of the last times it was the best. Whenever I visit AZ, I'll still get it, but it's never been the same. Still got love for that green chili double, though." 10. "A Chipotle opened in my town recently to much hype and fanfare. I tried it, and it was way more disappointing than the other four burrito places within a 2 kilometer radius." 11. "I grew up in California getting In-N-Out somewhat regularly. It's a decent burger for a decent price, but not anything spectacular. And the fries are absolute garbage." 12. "Zaxby's. Steamed fries, soggy toast, and a couple of nugget-sized 'tenders' is not it." 13. "Dunkin. I'm a New Englander, so we have them eeeeeeeverywhere. I want to love them. I really do. But the food they have is pretty terrible not to mention the coffee." 14. "Subway. Who the fuck wants to eat a sandwich you can make yourself at home? I never seen the appeal in Subway, especially when there are so many good delis out there." 15. "Taco Bell, was great when you could eat for five bucks. Now, it costs more than a real Mexican restaurant." 16. "KFC. Used to love their zinger burgers, but it's just so unbelievably salty now. Their cheese fries were AMAZING until they decided to change the chip type." 17. "Wingstop. Ate there recently when I was craving something spicy. Easily the worst wings I've ever had. The 'atomic,' or whatever the hottest is called, was very manageable in heat, but tasted like absolute trash. The other flavors we got weren't any better. Disgusting wings overall, especially for a dedicated wing place."
