Consolidated "In-N-Out Burger" thread
May 4, 2001, 9:31 pm
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if you don't know about The French Laundry in Yountville you might want to do a search (hint restaurant) regarding "tongue and cheek"
On the other end of the spectrum from this food discussion.
if you don't know about The French Laundry in Yountville you might want to do a search (hint restaurant) regarding "tongue and cheek"
On the other end of the spectrum from this food discussion.
May 5, 2001, 12:47 pm
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Yes, yes, yes... Fatburger over IN & OUT anytime for me please.
Mar 31, 2005, 1:57 am
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I surely, surely do wish there were an In-N-Out Burger here. I surely do.
Mar 31, 2005, 4:17 am
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Personally I think Checkers is vile. (I ate there way too much while on an extended stay in florida for a little election problem a few years ago. Could be that little trip that soured me on checkers 
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In-n-Out on the other hand is great. I made this the only must do on a mileage run to LA a little over a year ago. (It was a seven hour trip to LA highlighted by In-n-Out). I really do love their food.
)In-n-Out on the other hand is great. I made this the only must do on a mileage run to LA a little over a year ago. (It was a seven hour trip to LA highlighted by In-n-Out). I really do love their food.
Mar 31, 2005, 5:13 am
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Originally Posted by chobby100
Personally I think Checkers is vile. (I ate there way too much while on an extended stay in florida for a little election problem a few years ago. Could be that little trip that soured me on checkers )
In-n-Out on the other hand is great. I made this the only must do on a mileage run to LA a little over a year ago. (It was a seven hour trip to LA highlighted by In-n-Out). I really do love their food.
)In-n-Out on the other hand is great. I made this the only must do on a mileage run to LA a little over a year ago. (It was a seven hour trip to LA highlighted by In-n-Out). I really do love their food.
Locally, Steak and Shake has the best burger. I also like Fatburger, but the closest one to me is in Clearwater since the one in Tampa (International Plaza) closed. It was probably because of the TERRIBLE service. The kids who worked there always made you feel bad for troubling them with an order, when they weren't too busy taking a break in the back. It never was quite as good as the Fatburger on Santa Monica Blvd., anyway.
Mar 31, 2005, 11:06 am
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French fries need to be twice-fried to get the combination of soft insides and crispy outsides. IIRC, INO cooks fresh fries one time, cut directly from a raw potato into the fryer. It makes for a fresh product but it really isn't the optimum cooking method.
Mar 31, 2005, 3:58 pm
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I agree that the fries are weak but their burgers are amazing.. best fast food burger I've ever had.
I've had good burgers, but not at a fast food joint.
I've had good burgers, but not at a fast food joint.
Mar 31, 2005, 4:16 pm
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Originally Posted by civicmon
I agree that the fries are weak but their burgers are amazing.. best fast food burger I've ever had.
Mar 31, 2005, 4:39 pm
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Love In-N-Out but the best burgers anywhere are made by Kincaids.
Once a one-joint establishment, they are now opening one about five minutes from DFW so I know where I will be dragging all my friends who connect through here to go eat there.
Once a one-joint establishment, they are now opening one about five minutes from DFW so I know where I will be dragging all my friends who connect through here to go eat there.