13160990:immas said:
Which you could also get at Jack in the crack in curly form for half the price - or least you used to.
Why in-n-out burger is the best fast food model.
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Which you could also get at Jack in the crack in curly form for half the price - or least you used to.
howlongcanausern
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13160985:DingoSean said:In both cases the fries are very good, though...
Still not Little Big Burger's truffle fries though. The hype there is ultra deserved.
my god i'm salivating now.
can confirm ate there last thursday for the first time...delicious
LBB serves alcohol.
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13161028:momsspaghetti said:
Yeah, and not only that, but holy selection! (this isn't even the full choice)
I mean, fuck.. they have 16's of RR and OG for like 3$, as well as HUB and Caldera (which was my collegetown brew)
And, seriously... nowhere else serves true catsup... and theirs is fucking Camdens (seriously, get a fucking bottle of it - it's spicy and amazing as fuck - so good on bbq hotdogs/links)
RubberSoul
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13160055:willifast said:
ive only been to 5 guys once but it wasn't nearly as good at in and out. it was expensive for a boring burger IMO
act.resist
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i miss in n out. way back in the 90s and early 00s we had them in the midwest.
13162477:butterslut. said:
I'm fairly positive you're thinking of something else. InNout wasn't even in Northern California until the mid-late 90's...
Shit, it didn't even venture into Reno until 10 years ago.
By the way. Definitely about to have In-N-Out for lunch today. Suck it, guys.
13162505:.Hugo. said:
they are, technically.. but indie companies that make 'catsup' like Camden's tend to produce it more traditionally - it's thicker, borderline marinara consistency and normally seasoned better.
13162538:roddy116 said:
Yeah. The only one.
...I mean, you could just go to Texas and get InNout. Because you know.. that state's so pretty and amazing and shit.
act.resist
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13162493:DingoSean said:
in n out was established in 1948, sean.
act.resist
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with that being said, we had it. i cant prove it, but we did.
13162937:butterslut. said:
In Los Angeles... and in Southern California is where it generally remained until the late 1990's. I have pretty real doubts as to whether they made it to Michigan before other reaches of the Southwest.
Chunter
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13162939:butterslut. said:
I can guarantee they did not. They have never closed a store once opened. Their whole business model is to only expand within their limits and stay less than a ~8 hours drive from a supplier. Texas was a big deal when they opened there and it all relied on finding new suppliers.
Squirrel_Murphy
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13162939:butterslut. said:
My old roommate has worked for In n Out for the past 10 years and you're wrong, 100%. They're recently in Texas.
13163685:roddy116 said:
Really? Not for the plethora of amazing skiing potential? Squaw, Mammoth, Mt. Shasta Backcountry, etc?
Just go to Mexico if you're going to SD...
MikeWeinerONE
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13159710:207 said:
Keep in mind it's different depending upon where you live. In Cali Mcds is more expensive, and I'm in AK right now and in Anchorage a 2 cheeseburger meal would prolly be 8 dollars. Man I wish I had an animal double double right now.
toastyteenagers
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13164128:Mr.Bishop said:
Im suprised that this thread has really taken off
13164157:.nyles said:
The ones in California all pay 11-13ish. The San Francisco one paid around 15 as well.
last_tango
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13158533:immas said:
You need to get friends from haver or eastern montana. My buddies dad has a huge ass farm and ranch and nothing is better than a cow cut up just 6 hours ago.
13164581:Peter. said:
There is no way that is going to be as good as fresh... In N Out is AWFUL as leftovers.
...also, I'm going to have In N Out for lunch again today, suckers.
Peter.
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/4513798013164582:DingoSean said:
video of a reporter who bought it and tried it. gave it a 6/10 if a fresh in-n-out burger is a 10/10
13164589:Peter. said:
In N Out is fine and all, but shit dude.. You could go to a ridiculous restaurant and get an insane buffalo burger for that much.
13164622:Peter. said:
The one thing about In N Out that really sets it apart is the fact that it's so high quality, and you can get it at a drive thru... When I was in Truckee and drove down to Sac or the Bay Area, i'd always stop at the Auburn location because of the access to a cheap, decent meal. That said, as far as eating in, I'd rather go to so many other burger spots that take the same amount of time to get your food out to you.
13165241:immas said:
Squirrel_Murphy
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13164581:Peter. said:
Funny you mention that. This thread made me want a 4x4 animal style rare, so on my lunch break I went to the Northern most In n Out in California in Redding. Mind you this location is one of the busiest in the state since it has just as man Oregon customers as local ones. Anyway, the chick next to me, about mid 20's was straight up INHALING a burger. She had an Oregon "O" tattooed on her foot and so that got the conversation going and it ended with her admitting that she had 2 more burgers in the bag next to her that were going into the cooler in the car to eat later on down the road. Haha, not to mention my buddy in Bend always asking me to bring him one. Shits bomb. I really want to give that Little Big Burger a try Sean!
13165391:Shastafarian said:
Hahaha Dude, I had so many friends while living in Oregon who would drive down to redding on an In N Out roadtrip for whatever dumb fat reason... I went with them just to take photos of Shasta en-route.
If you ever go to Eugene or Portland, you HAVE To, Nate. It's fucking awesome, and they have an absolutely bonkers beer selection.
Also, fuck UofO lolol they lost to UofA last weekend.