Re: OT: In-n-Out (was AETE? How can I read these?)
Re: OT: In-n-Out (was AETE? How can I read these?)
- Subject: Re: OT: In-n-Out (was AETE? How can I read these?)
- From: Chris Nebel <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 21:02:30 -0700
- Organization: Apple Computer, Inc.
Chris Page wrote:
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nigh on 9/9/01 6:45 PM, Chris Nebel at email@hidden wrote:
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> I've been a little disappointed that no one has asked about other secret
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> menu items. Either no one else here is from California, or they don't go
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> to In-n-Out, or they already know all about it.
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Okay, Chris, what are the other secret items? One I know about is that you
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can ask for grilled onions on your burger. They don't explicitly list that,
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just "onions", which are raw.
Glad you asked! The ones I know about (there may be others; I've never heard
of this under-the-cup-lip thing Michelle mentioned) are...
1. Fries well-done. They let them cook a bit longer, so they're extra
crunchy.
2. "Animal style". Chopped grilled onions, cooked with mustard and some other
stuff. It's been a while since I've had one of these, so I can't describe it
accurately.
I've actually ordered both of those. Then there are the multiples, which I've
never tried. They list a "double double" on the menu -- the secret is that
you can get from one to four patties and one to four slices of cheese, any
combination. So you could order a 1x4 if you were a big cheese lover, or 2x3
for a double double with extra cheese, or a 4x4 if you were in the mood for a
coronary bypass.
Anyone know of more?
--Chris Nebel
AppleScript Engineering