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Originally Posted by blenz
(Post 12323710)
I was visiting San Diego two weeks ago and tried In-N-Out for the first time ever. My expectations were incredibly high as I have several "foodie" friends that love it. It was very disappointing. For some reason the "special sauce" they use just doesn't work for me with the ketchup they put on the top bun. Likewise, I added onion and it was essentially a thick slab of very strong yellow onion--which actually made it difficult to eat. I'll probably give it a second shot when I back down there, but for now, I'm not a believer.
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Originally Posted by KCK
(Post 12323903)
What "ketchup they put on the top bun"? Ketchup is not a standard ingredient on an In-N-Out burger.
That's what I was thinking. |
Originally Posted by uavking
(Post 12323926)
Double Double Animal-style and you will be a believer.
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Originally Posted by beckoa
(Post 12324099)
Naw... gotta go with a 4x4 Animal Style :p mmm...
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Originally Posted by rh314
(Post 12324495)
Well, x by x (doesn't *really* matter what "x" is, although I find 6x6 and higher a bit too much, personally), animal style. Plus well-done animal style fries.
Yeah, that's the ticket. Last time I tried a 5x5 it got screwed up... :( I ended up with a 4x4 and then a piece of meat and cheese on the side (for some reason they couldn't put it on the bun)... and they forgot to add in my Animal Style request... Don't worry... I'll be back sometime ;) |
I admittedly hate everything about California (Ask my gf, I complain about how much it sucks daily)
In and Out is the only good thing but that F-ing state. I probably only eat fast food 3x a year but when I do its always In and Out on the way to Tahoe. |
yes they are a decent burger. i get it on lettuce instead of a bun and they put other fresh veggies. not fine dining , but , it is decent tasting and filling. not too bad in nutritional content. beef is good for us sometimes.
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To satisfy my In-N-Out fix Labor Day weekend, I skipped the comp'd breakfast buffet at the Sheraton Cerritos and drove instead to the nearest In-N-Out for a double-double and fries. I get mine with lettuce and light mustard only so I get the full taste of the beef and cheese.
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I'm not the biggest fan on in-n-out, but they're definitely a cut above many other fast food bugers. I'm normally a single patty sort of guy, but when hungry I'll get a double meat at in-n-out, and bringing up the meat flavor over the bun/ketchup/LT improves it.
Meanwhile, I was reminded recently of why I don't do that at most fast food places - because doubling the amount of meat generally makes it taste WORSE at other places. "Ultimate Bacon Cheeseburger" at Jack in the Box - ugh. Much improved by removing and throwing away most of the second patty. |
I always enjoy my trips to the west coast when I can go to an In -N-Out and avoid the King's offerings and the Mickey menu.
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Visited the Tempe In-N-Out yesterday before heading to PHX to fly home.
As usual, it was great! Had my usual double-double animal style :D Thank God we don't have I-N-O near Chicago or I'd weigh ½ ton :eek: |
Big In-n-Out fan here. But last week had a neopolitan milkshake (layered choc, vanilla, straw), and midway through had a sudden vision of the thick milkshake oozing through my arteries. I think I'll have to take a break from dbl-dbl animal style burgers for a while. Maybe rediscover those so-called "salad" meals every once in a while...
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Originally Posted by rh314
(Post 12372029)
Big In-n-Out fan here. Maybe rediscover those so-called "salad" meals every once in a while...
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Originally Posted by rh314
(Post 12372029)
Big In-n-Out fan here. But last week had a neopolitan milkshake (layered choc, vanilla, straw), and midway through had a sudden vision of the thick milkshake oozing through my arteries. I think I'll have to take a break from dbl-dbl animal style burgers for a while. Maybe rediscover those so-called "salad" meals every once in a while...
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Originally Posted by MileageAddict
(Post 12372551)
It's not on the menu but you can ask for a "grilled cheese" at In-N-Out. It's a hamburger without the meat.
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