Raising Cane’s is celebrating the holidays with a new line of ‘A Christmas Story’-inspired merchandise. Snackolator reports that Raising Cane’s is introducing plush versions of Cane, available in two sizes.
Raising Cane’s Delivers Holiday Cheer With Christmas Story Merch Drop
The new lineup released by Raising Cane’s is available on the company’s website. The collection features themed and plush versions of Cane that include Pink Bunny Cane, Fra-Gee-Lay Cane, and Ralphie Cane. The toys are priced at $10.99 each.
Snackolator also notes that oversized plushes are available for $225 each, though the company has not shared their dimensions. It’s unclear whether these plushes are available in stores, according to Snackolator. Besides the plush items, the brand is offering new food-themed ornaments.
They include a Box Combo, a Cane’s cup, Cane’s Sauce, and Texas Toast. The collection also includes a Box Combo, a Cane’s cup, Cane’s Sauce, and Texas Toast, each priced at $24.99. Moreover, the drop features a holiday inflatable that is modeled after the classic tongue-on-the-flagpole scene from A Christmas Story.
The item is listed at $99.99. Snackolator reports that Raising Cane’s will donate $100,000 to the BISSELL Pet Foundation to support pet welfare. The campaign will help support pet welfare efforts.
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About Company
Raising Cane’s journey began with its founder, Todd Graves’ dream of opening an amazing chicken-finger restaurant. According to the company website, his business plan received the lowest grades in classes and was repeatedly rejected by banks, but he continued pursuing his vision.
Graves worked 90 hours a week in an oil refinery in Los Angeles and commercial fishing in Alaska to fund his business. He then began building the first Raising Cane’s at the North Gates of LSU in Baton Rouge with his hard-earned money. It is now called The Mothership.
When he was considering names for the restaurant, Graves decided to honor his beloved yellow Lab, Raising Cane. The dog’s name reflects Graves’ playful spirit and a nod to sugar cane. He opened his first location on August 28, 1996.
The holiday collection combines Raising Cane’s festive spirit with its community-focused mission.
