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In-N-Out Burger...
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Price aside, I think there are better burgers than In-n-Out. I'm not saying that I don't like In-n-Out; I eat there about once a week, but on more than one occasion, I have had uncooked fries (three times) , and a not completely cooked patty (twice). Sometimes they toast the bun well (with the butter and whatnot), and sometimes it doesn't taste toasted at all. I do like how the lettuce and tomatoes are cold and crisp in the burger, it gives it a good texture.
I like In-n-Out because they are a pretty good value for the amount of money paid, however, the size of the meat in a "hamburger" from them is rather small compared to other "hamburgers."
I do not to let the price of a burger affect how it tastes to me, or how good it is. Letting the price play a role in judging a burger would mean how good a value it is, [how good it tastes for the money paid]. Thats just what I think.
That being said, the best burger I've ever eaten was at a truck stop in Montana (forgot the name). 1/3lb freshly made beef patty, fresh daily made buns, and grilled on charcoal. Fries came with the meal and were excelent. Too bad I live in California.
I like In-n-Out because they are a pretty good value for the amount of money paid, however, the size of the meat in a "hamburger" from them is rather small compared to other "hamburgers."
I do not to let the price of a burger affect how it tastes to me, or how good it is. Letting the price play a role in judging a burger would mean how good a value it is, [how good it tastes for the money paid]. Thats just what I think.
That being said, the best burger I've ever eaten was at a truck stop in Montana (forgot the name). 1/3lb freshly made beef patty, fresh daily made buns, and grilled on charcoal. Fries came with the meal and were excelent. Too bad I live in California.
TheBoyBlunder
Diamond Member
damn...nearest one to me is about 800 miles in las vegas. 🙁
EvilYoda
Lifer
damn you....damn you all! What states have In-n-Out Burgers? I visited LA very briefly towards the end of summer, and MAN was it good. So simple, but so good. My aunt heard that I'd never had one before, so she brought home 2 boxes of em for the relatives. 😀 (I brought 4 home to Michigan with me ^_^)
AlienCraft
Lifer
The closest to me is about 8 miles away, I think.
MrsHoneybee
Senior member
I have only eaten there once but didn't really see anything special about the burger. And I did not like the chips "fries" at all.
anxi80
Lifer
one time at work, we informed a co-worker we were going to in-n-out for lunch and asked if he wanted anything. he asked what they had, and before we could reply, he was typing the name without the dashes into the address bar. needless to say, he saw the animal style and meat, but not the type intended for consumption, at least in his eyes.
JulesMaximus
No Lifer
Mmm, best damned fast food around. I love their double double with grilled onions. There is one a mile down the road from me. Yummy!!!😀
hellfreeze
Golden Member
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