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These ridiculous In-N-Out secret menu items aren’t real
By Marc SternfieldAndy Riesmeyer,
2 days ago
One of the fast-food industry’s deliberately worst-kept secrets is In-N-Out Burger ‘s so-called “secret menu.” The items are actually listed on In-N-Out’s official website , but not on menu boards inside the restaurants.
Most die-hard fans of the California-based restaurant chain are fully aware of the menu, which consists of six official items :
“Double meat” is a burger with an extra beef patty. “3X3” is a burger with three patties and three slices of cheese. You can probably guess what a “4X4” is. Diners can also order “grilled cheese,” which has two slices of cheese and no beef patty, or “Protein-style,” a burger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun.
Finally, the popular “animal style” burger comes with a mustard-cooked beef patty, an extra pickle, extra spread and grilled onions.
Those are the only officially sanctioned “secret menu” items.
There are others, however, that In-N-Out workers will typically accept, like the Flying Dutchman (two slices of cheese, two beef patties and nothing else), Lemon Fries (French fries with lemon juice squeezed on top), and a Neapolitan Shake (chocolate, vanilla and strawberry).
Then, you have items that are rumored to exist, but employees say they are totally fake.
As SFGate reports , a handful of social media groups and subreddits are filled with comments from purported In-N-Out employees who are fed up with what people are trying to order these days.
For example, there is no such thing as “doggy-style fries,” supposedly topped with cheese and chopped-up hot dogs. In-N-Out doesn’t serve hot dogs.
“Monkey-style?” Nope. The Instagram account Hungry Hotline posted a video claiming you could order this secret burger with “animal-style fries” in the stack.
In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder herself chimed in, posting a thumbs-down emoji in the comments. As of Friday, the video had amassed over 120,000 views, and In-N-Out employees are also firing back.
“No in n out will honor this. We’re gonna laugh at you if you order it,” read one comment.
“As an In-N-Out worker: Stop,” read another.
Despite the backlash, there are several unsanctioned, unofficial “secret menu” items that In-N-Out claims do not exist, but KTLA’s Andy Riesmeyer found otherwise.
Among them are “roadkill Fries” with hamburger meat crumbled on top and a “Scooby Snack,” which is just a patty in a wrapper.
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