"Raising Cane's is an iconic restaurant that, despite being projected to fail, is beloved across the nation. While Raising Cane's primary focus is chicken, the chain is also well-known for its signature Cane's Sauce and buttery Texas Toast. The latter is wonderful in its simplicity, and it complements every meal combo the chain has to offer. However, there's an ordering hack that can make it taste even better: Ask for it buttered on both sides."
"Don't worry about bothering the workers with this request - Raising Cane's employees on Reddit claim that it isn't hard to accommodate. One user said in an r/RaisingCanes Reddit thread that making toast BOB style only takes about 30 seconds and only creates problems when a new employee is being trained. In addition, a user on another Reddit thread said that making the toast BOB has become even easier recently thanks to a change in toast-cooking procedure."
"If there's not a Raising Cane's in your area or you simply prefer eating at home, you can recreate their BOB Texas toast in your own kitchen. All you'll need is sesame seed pull-apart bread, butter, and garlic salt. Be sure to slice the bread thickly, at about 1½ inches. Then, add butter to both sides (the crucial element), sprinkle on garlic salt, and toast it in a pan with a little extra butter."
Raising Cane's Texas Toast can be ordered buttered on both sides, known as BOBs, which makes the toast juicier and crispier. The request can be made at the counter or added online as "butter on both sides" in special instructions. Employees report that making BOB toast takes about 30 seconds and is easy to accommodate, with recent procedural changes making it simpler. A home copycat uses thickly sliced sesame seed pull-apart bread, butter on both sides, garlic salt, and pan-toasting with extra butter while watching carefully to avoid burning.
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