Description
California-based In-N-Out Burger has the kind of cult following most companies merely dream of. New store openings are often subject to mass hysteria and long lines; devoted patrons visit the Los Angeles dining room and drive-thru nightly for burgers made with fresh, never frozen meat, crisp veggies and a Thousand Island-esque sauce referred to as "spread." The true sign of an In-N-Out devotee is a thorough knowledge of the "secret" menu. While the minimalist menu board lists only burgers, cheeseburgers, fries, drinks and shakes, customers in the know can customize their meals with dozens of insider terms. The ever-popular "Animal style" burger means a patty that's been fried in mustard and topped with pickles, extra spread, and grilled onions, while a "Neapolitan" shake is a combo of strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla; burgers can be requested pink in the middle, a rare feat for a fast food chain, and fans of extra crispy fries can specify "well done" fries. Get the ins and outs of your local In-N-Out on Voice Places.
