truecoat
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I always thought the same thing but the level of backwards thinking was too much.I don't understand. I have never ignored anyone on this site.
I always thought the same thing but the level of backwards thinking was too much.I don't understand. I have never ignored anyone on this site.
Thank you! I don’t mind the simple menu—it’s their trademark—but I find the burgers and fries so bland that now I just get the grilled cheese when I’m there (the rest of my family loves In n’ Out).In-n-Out is without a doubt one of the most overrated fast food restaurants. Tastes so bland and menu is too small.
I would also think its regional too. If you grew up on In-n-Out, its probably in your taste palate. But if you grew up on FatBurger, Checkers, or any other regional burger joint you might not like In-n-Out as much.Thank you! I don’t mind the simple menu—it’s their trademark—but I find the burgers and fries so bland that now I just get the grilled cheese when I’m there (the rest of my family loves In n’ Out).
I’m starring to think it’s a taste-buds thing, the same way some people can’t stand Hershey chocolate (I’m NOT in the anti-Hershey group). My mouth just isn’t wired for In n’ Out.
I do, however, always enjoy the lively atmosphere and courteous staff.
And—my taste buds aside—I’ll also give major points to In n’ Out for consistent high-quality experience. While I’d actually choose a well-run Jack-In-The-Box or Taco Bell over In n’ Out, the “well-run” is the difference between delicious and never-again. In n’ Outs are always well-run.I would also think its regional too. If you grew up on In-n-Out, its probably in your taste palate. But if you grew up on FatBurger, Checkers, or any other regional burger joint you might not like In-n-Out as much.
A double-double with no tomato, with pickles, raw onions, and extra spread with animal fries and a coke is one of the most delicious meals on earth. Ya’ll trippin.’
Jack-in-the-Box and Taco Bell over In-N-Out? Nah, fam.
I'll grant you that In-N-Out isn't the most jaw-droppingly delicious burger out there... but for me it's tied to so many great memories outside of just food. It's an atmosphere place with quality food, relatively well-priced, and consistent from restaurant to restaurant. And I don't care what anyone else says, nothing beats a fresh double double and animal fries after you've been out of CA on a trip somewhere.
Bonus tip: take the food home, add sriracha and avocado and you'll never look back.
I think I've eaten at Five Guys less than a handful of times. Whenever I pass the one in town, I just think, eh, maybe next time. I do remember the heaviness though. I can eat In-N-Out on the go, but after Five Guys, I need a nap.Well said. In-N-Out is a cultural institution out here. It’s not that it’s the best burger ever. It’s just quality, cheap, convenient and fresh. Great customer service too.
Objectively do I think five guys has a better burger? Yes. But they don’t have a drive thru on every corner and are a lot heavier. In-N-Out also has more repeatability because of how light it is.
In-N-Out over Jack or Taco Bell any day. My go to right now is a double double, no onions, no tomato, add ketchup and add pickles. Every once in a while I start altering it since I probably eat there 1-2x a week because my son is picky and it’s one of the few things he eats no fuss.
Five Guys is awesome! The key is to get the little burger and one order of fries per family (they will fill the bag anyway). It's less of a gut bomb that way. And... free peanuts!I think I've eaten at Five Guys less than a handful of times. Whenever I pass the one in town, I just think, eh, maybe next time. I do remember the heaviness though. I can eat In-N-Out on the go, but after Five Guys, I need a nap.
Five Guys is awesome! The key is to get the little burger and one order of fries per family (they will fill the bag anyway). It's less of a gut bomb that way. And... free peanuts!
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