Chicken Chain CEO Swaps Veggies for Toast, Finally Admits It’s Just Bread
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- •Todd Graves founded Raising Cane's in Louisiana in 1996 at just 24 years old and now has an $11.1 billion net worth.
- •In March, he admitted in a TikTok interview that he always orders his Box Combo without the included coleslaw, swapping it for extra toast and sauce.
- •Raising Cane's, with over 900 stores nationwide, reported $2.3 billion revenue in the first half of 2024, ranking third behind Chick-fil-A and Popeyes.
Todd Graves, the 24-year-old Louisiana college dropout who founded Raising Cane's in 1996 and turned it into America’s third-most-popular chicken joint with over 900 stores and $2.3 billion in 2024 revenue, has a shocking culinary confession: he hates coleslaw. In a March TikTok chat with 'Financial Flex' guy Joe Bonham, Graves revealed his trendy 'vegetable' choice is ditching the traditional Southern slaw for an extra slice of toast and more Cane’s sauce. The $13 Box Combo still bravely comes with four chicken fingers, fries, toast, a drink, and a side of 'sorry, no veggies.' Meanwhile, Raising Cane’s CEO’s net worth stands proudly at $11.1 billion, proving you don't need greens to run a billion-dollar empire, just extra carbs and a snappy sauce.
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(1 of 3)Raising Cane's CEO worships chicken but treats veggies like a bad Tinder date – swapped coleslaw for toast because why bother pretending to like greens when you’re worth $11B?
The CEO of a billion-dollar chicken chain out here saying 'no thanks' to veggies because toast somehow beats a Southern staple. Carb addiction is a power move.
Todd Graves keeps the coleslaw off the menu for himself but not off your plate. It's like your boss eating steak while calling your salad 'rabbit food.'
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 4/2/2026 | Author: Aditi Bharade
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