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SunjeetBaadkar — 2009-11-13 16:47:23

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-13 16:47:23'' [[nbsp]] I heard of a "Monkey Style." Apparently it is a myth cause the server just laughed at me. --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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- * '''Fries light well''' are a little more done than regular fries, but not as crispy or greasy as the ""well-done"" fries.	+ * '''Fries light well''' are a little more done than regular fries, but not as crispy or greasy as the well-done fries.

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Joachim — 2009-11-13 10:59:15

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Joachim — 2009-11-13 10:58:37

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	+ * ""Fries light well"" are a little more done than regular fries, but not as crispy or greasy as the ""well-done"" fries.

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ARWENNHOLD — 2009-08-09 10:24:36

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-09 11:24:36'' [[nbsp]] My favorite burger is any meat/cheese combo with all four kinds of onions (whole, whole grilled, chopped grilled, and chopped raw), with extra spread, extra lettuce, and chilies. You can also get whole chillies on the side if you like. --["Users/ARWENNHOLD"]

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ARWENNHOLD — 2009-08-09 10:21:27

flying dutchman idea

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	+ * This is a great way to circumvent the burger size rules. ie: order a 4x4 and two Flying Dutchmans and you have essentially an 8x8

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- * sandwich containing only vegetables, and no meat or cheese.	+ * A sandwich containing only vegetables, and no meat or cheese. + * "Wish burger" is a reference to [wiki:wikipedia:"Rubber Biscuit"], which was a massive cult hit due to [wiki:wikipedia:"Dan Aykroyd" Dan Aykroyd's] performance of it as [wiki:wikipedia:"Elwood Blues"]. The song is a lament about not having enough money for food, and going hungry. The majority of the lyrics are nonsensical vocal sounds, with one of the four actual lines being: "Have you ever heard of a wish sandwich? A wish sandwich is the kind of a sandwich where you have two slices of bread and you -- hum hum hum hum -- ''wish'' you had some ''meat''!"

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WilliamLewis — 2009-08-09 02:08:11

Revert to version 107 (How about _you_ try ordering one?).

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JohnathanQuigley — 2009-08-08 17:47:11

Oops. Fixed formatting.

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JohnathanQuigley — 2009-08-08 17:45:49

I removed "wish burger"; not real. If you wanna try it, though, be my guest.

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	+ You are correct. It's a whole onion slice kept intact and grilled on both sides. It guarantees a good dose of grilled onion in every bite. --AmLin

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JabberWokky — 2009-05-15 12:18:33

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	+ That sounds great! What exactly are they? I'm picturing a thick slice of onion, not broken into rings, grilled. --jw

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AmLin — 2009-05-15 07:37:10

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-15 08:37:10'' [[nbsp]] I always ask for whole grilled onions. Of course they take a little longer and the cashier has to yell it out to the cook so they have enough time to get it down on the grill early, but they are tasty! --["Users/AmLin"]

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ThelDavis — 2009-05-14 18:22:49

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-14 19:22:49'' [[nbsp]] I figured out this is a wiki! --["Users/ThelDavis"]

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ThelDavis — 2009-05-14 18:20:34

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ThelDavis — 2009-05-14 18:17:50

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-14 19:17:50'' [[nbsp]] You left off: + + Mustard Grilled Patty - patty spread w/ mustard, then cooked --["Users/ThelDavis"]

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dbaer — 2009-03-13 19:59:50

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-13 20:59:50'' [[nbsp]] My friend and I just a few days ago got a 12x12 in St. George, UT. It was actually 2 4x4's with 2 flying dutchmans because they wouldn't (and didn't know how to) make a 12x12. We of course got the animal style fries. --["Users/dbaer"]

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SaulSugarman — 2009-02-25 07:40:27

Name to initials.

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- ''2006-08-11 22:04:11'' [[nbsp]] If you eat protein style long enough (like me), you end up preferring hamburgers without lettuce as a matter of taste (not diet). --["Users/SaulSugarman"]	+ ''2006-08-11 22:04:11'' [[nbsp]] If you eat protein style long enough (like me), you end up preferring hamburgers without lettuce as a matter of taste (not diet). --SS

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andrew1977 — 2009-01-07 16:35:25

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-07 16:35:25'' [[nbsp]] i just ordered the "animal style" fries + + look i love fries but this thing looks disgusting on the fries. You will need a fork. Its just not hot enough. My uncle ordered the animal style fries too. He took one bite and said ugh. He ordered the animal style double burger and liked it. Somebody tell these guys to heat up the fries. Has anyone ordered a one x bitch yet. --["Users/andrew1977"]

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IDoNotExist — 2008-11-30 20:56:01

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CovertProfessor — 2008-11-30 20:55:56

Revert to version 92 (restoring page).

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- * '''3×3, 4×4,''' or generally '''M × C,''' - * Refers to a burger with a varied number of meat patties (first number, M) and slices of cheese (second number, C). - * For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2 (pronunced "Two-by-two" when you order it), while a burger with 3 meat patties and 1 slice of cheese would be a 3×1 (a "three-by-one"). - * As of August 2006, the largest burger that can be ordered is a 4x4. Only four slices of cheese maximum may be permitted on a single burger. - * Is that a Davis-specific rule, or an In-n-Out wide rule? ''(I checked on this, officially the largest you can order is a 4x6; 4x4 may be a Davis rule)''	+ '''3×3, 4×4,''' or generally '''M × C''' refers to a burger with a varied number of meat patties (first number, M) and slices of cheese (second number, C). For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2 (pronunced "Two-by-two" when you order it), while a burger with 3 meat patties and 1 slice of cheese would be a 3×1 (a "three-by-one").
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- * '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese.	+ As of August 2006, the largest burger that can be ordered is a 4x4. Only four slices of cheese maximum may be permitted on a single burger. That may be a Davis-specific rule, as somebody checked and officially the largest you can order is a 4x6. If you are wondering about ordering a 20×20, look at [http://20x20.ofdoom.com/index.htm This] link to deter you. It is a photo essay of the terrible 20 patty journey. Or, to even better satisfy any curiousity you may have, the [http://whatupwilly.blogspot.com/2006/01/in-n-out-100x100.html 100x100]. + + + '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese.
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- * '''The Flying Dutchman''':	+ '''One-by-Bitch''' (a.k.a. 1X0) is a One-By-One with no cheese. Not all employees will appreciate the term one-by-bitch, however, and will ask you to revise your order. Of course, a more common term would be "Hamburger" rather than "Cheeseburger." + + '''The Flying Dutchman''':
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- * '''Extra tomatoes, extra lettuce, extra onion''' You can ask for all of these at no extra charge. They'll really fill out your burger and make it a more balanced meal. Especially if you're a veggie fan. I find extra raw onions to be a bit much, though. You can also ask for both raw and grilled onions.	+ '''No-salt''' has no salt added to the the patties. Once you add the condiments and cheese, you don't need the extra salt anyway and you can leave without feeling like a dried-out-but-satisfied lump. + + '''Extra toasted bun/lightly toasted bun/untoasted bun'''. The bun come toasted by default, but you can ask to have the level of toastyness varried. The buns are toasted to add some rigidity to the burger, as an untoasted bun is flimsy under the weight of all the meat/cheese/condiments. This also prevents sauces and toppings from excessively soaking into the bun, thereby avoiding the last-bites-are-soggy problem. This needs to be the first modification requested, based on keystroke order into the register. + + '''Extra tomatoes, extra lettuce, extra onion''' You can ask for all of these at no extra charge. They'll really fill out your burger and make it a more balanced meal. Especially if you're a veggie fan. I find extra raw onions to be a bit much, though. You can also ask for both raw and grilled onions.

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- deleted	+ [[Image(secret_menu_item.jpg, "An animal style burger with fries inside.", 300, right, thumbnail)]] + + [[TableOfContents]] + + At ["In-N-Out"] you can order custom-made food. Some customizations are available at no additional cost; those that use inventoried items such as cheese, meat, and buns cost extra. While it's not on the printed menu, there are buttons on the cash register for these items. You can pretty much order anything you want, as long as they have the ingredients (e.g., putting onions in a milkshake). While the "secret" menu is listed on the In-N-Out corporate site, it is far from complete. + + Also, keep in mind that since you can customize anything, you can feel free to order whatever you want and create your own "double-secret personal menu". Get a 0x3 with four slice of tomato on a double toasted bun and call it a "cheesy wiki". The following are just the custom orders that are popular enough to go by well known names. + + = Burgers = + * '''Stock:''' If you ordered your burgers off the menu they would come with: + * a spread similar to thousand island dressing. + * one slice of tomato (two if one won't cover the entire bottom bun) + * a portion of lettuce + * Onions are always offered when you order. They come as a fresh slice by default, but chopped and grilled onions are available by request. The amount is constant regardless of the number of meat patties unless you ask for extra or lite of a condiment. + + ''but instead consider ...'' + + = Custom Burgers = + + Note: Many of these styles can be ordered in combination (for example, Double-Double Animal Style No Salt). + + * '''Animal style''' is the most popular "secret" style. In addition to the standard toppings, animal style burgers include: + * pickles + * extra spread + * extra grilled onions + * mustard fried onto each meat patty. + + * '''Protein style''', popular among [wiki:WikiPedia:Atkins_Nutritional_Approach Atkins dieters] and no/low carb eaters: + * replaces the hamburger bun with large leaves of lettuce. + * It can be combined with other special orders, e.g., animal protein style. + * Lettuce is generally colder than buns, so beware of quickly-congealing beef grease in the sandwich. + + * '''3×3, 4×4,''' or generally '''M × C,''' + * Refers to a burger with a varied number of meat patties (first number, M) and slices of cheese (second number, C). + * For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2 (pronunced "Two-by-two" when you order it), while a burger with 3 meat patties and 1 slice of cheese would be a 3×1 (a "three-by-one"). + * As of August 2006, the largest burger that can be ordered is a 4x4. Only four slices of cheese maximum may be permitted on a single burger. + * Is that a Davis-specific rule, or an In-n-Out wide rule? ''(I checked on this, officially the largest you can order is a 4x6; 4x4 may be a Davis rule)'' + + * '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese. + * By definition a Double-Double automatically includes two slices of cheese; for two patties without the cheese, a double meat burger must be ordered. + + * '''The Flying Dutchman''': + * Two meat patties + * two slices of cheese + * no bun + * Note: other condiments (including lettuce, tomato, spread, and onions) are not included unless you request them. + + * '''Grilled Cheese:''' + * a sandwich with two slices of cheese + * no meat + * the grilled cheese comes stock, with spread, tomatoes, lettuce, and onions if you would like. + * Like most orders, this can be combined with other styles such as animal style. + * FYI: The grilled cheese used to be cooked on the side of the grill that was reserved for toasting buns (so that it wouldn't get contaminated from being cooked on the same surface used to cook meat). They now have two seperate grills, one for meat, and the other for bun toasting. However, the bun grill is coated with a special non-stick surface that doesn't allow them to cook grilled cheeses on it any longer, and they have to cook them on the same surface as the meat. + + * '''Wish Burger''' or''' Veggie Burger:''' + * sandwich containing only vegetables, and no meat or cheese. + + * '''Chopped Chilis''' adds some jalapenos to the bottom of your burger. + + * '''Mustard '''and/or''' ketchup''' can be substituted for the spread. + + * '''No-salt''' has no salt added to the the patties. Once you add the condiments and cheese, you don't need the extra salt anyway and you can leave without feeling like a dried-out-but-satisfied lump. + + * '''extra toasted bun/lightly toasted bun/untoasted bun'''. The bun come toasted by default, but you can ask to have the level of toastyness varried. The buns are toasted to add some rigidity to the burger, as an untoasted bun is flimsy under the weight of all the meat/cheese/condiments. + + * '''Extra tomatoes, extra lettuce, extra onion''' You can ask for all of these at no extra charge. They'll really fill out your burger and make it a more balanced meal. Especially if you're a veggie fan. I find extra raw onions to be a bit much, though. You can also ask for both raw and grilled onions. + + = Custom Fries = + * '''Fries well-done''' are extra crispy fries. + * '''Fries lite''' are fries that have been cooked less than normal. + * '''Fries animal style''' include two slices of melted cheese, grilled onions, and spread as toppings. You'll need a fork to eat them. + * '''Cheese Fries''' are fries with one or two slices of melted cheese. + * '''Fries no-salt''' have no salt added to them. + * '''Lemon fries''' you can make your own lemon fries--just grab a lemon slice from next to the ice tea machine, and squeeze it on your fries. It really livens things up. + = Custom Drinks = + == Milk Shakes == + * A '''root beer float''' is a concoction made of half vanilla shake and half root beer soda. Be sure to specify whether you want it more creamy or soda-ey. + * A '''neopolitan shake''' is a mixture of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry flavored shakes. If an order contains a shake of each flavor, this is called "Around the world." + * Strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla can be '''combined in any way''', ie, just chocolate and vanilla, chocolate-strawberry, etc. + * You can ask for '''extra syrup''' in your shake (ie extra chocolate or strawberry) -- not all employees know how to do this, but this option is available as of 9-05 in Davis + * '''Large '''and''' extra large shakes''' are also available. The cup sizes for these shakes are one below soft drinks (i.e. a large shake is a medium soft drink cup, while an extra large shake is a large soft drink). + == Other == + * Milk. 2% lowfat is your only option. Yaaknow, it's for da kids. + = Side Items = + These items are free: + * Spread - good with fries + * Side of pre-packaged jalapenos. + * Water comes in a clear plastic cup to distinguish it from soda/shake cups. + * Creative Lemonade. Take your water cup, squeeze several free lemon wedges in, add a few free packets of sugar, stir well to blend. Fresh and tasty! + ---- + See also ["Secret Menus at Davis Restaurants"]. + + [[Comments]] + + ''2005-08-19 19:27:56'' [[nbsp]] I recommend the animal style french fries. The cheese, spread and onions add a unique taste to the fries. --["Users/SimonFung"] + ------ + ''2005-08-19 22:17:36'' [[nbsp]] i recommend getting a regular cheese burger with animal fries inside. They can do it. It's amazing. --["Users/JaimeRaba"] + ------ + ''2005-08-20 22:12:19'' [[nbsp]] Fries well-done have the potential to be incredibly delicious. Unfortunately the amount of 'well-done-ness' is directly proportional to their busyness. If they're busy, they won't be well done. If nobody is there, you'll get burnt potato chips. During normal business hours, though. YUM! --["Users/MichaelGiardina"] + ------ + ''2005-11-03 00:21:37'' [[nbsp]] I heard a rumor that must be varified that they will serve you filofel if you ask for it. --["Users/DanielGonzales"] + ------ + ''2005-11-03 17:31:24'' [[nbsp]] Lettuce and tomatoes are not inventoried so I always ask for "extra lettuce, extra tomatoes" to fatten up the burger. --["Users/MelvinQuan"] + ------ + ''2005-11-03 17:46:03'' [[nbsp]] What's the biggest burger you could do for free? Extra lettuce, tomatoes, (grilled?) onion, pickels, bun?, sauce?, .. --["Users/JaimeRaba"] + ------ + ''2005-11-03 17:46:18'' [[nbsp]] For vegetarians.. how about grilled tomatoes? (grilled pickels?) --["Users/JaimeRaba"] + + Officially, the only items that are allowed to touch the grill are buns, meat, cheese, onions, and mustard + ------ + ''2006-02-18 16:28:59'' [[nbsp]] Are the pickles frees? --["Users/SuBnorMal"] + ------ + ''2006-08-11 20:17:29'' [[nbsp]] wow, I had no idea, this is amazing! learn something every day! --["Users/JoeRunnels"] + ------ + ''2006-08-11 22:04:11'' [[nbsp]] If you eat protein style long enough (like me), you end up preferring hamburgers without lettuce as a matter of taste (not diet). --["Users/SaulSugarman"] + ------ + ''2006-08-12 03:17:39'' [[nbsp]] The 5x5 spread only I ordered yesterday tasted so good! (not very healthy at all) --["Users/JeffKwong"] + ------ + ''2007-08-17 15:48:53'' [[nbsp]] I have always wondered if the 4x4 version of the Flying Dutchman would be called the double dutch. Anyone tried it? --["Users/CraigFergus"] + ------ + ''2007-11-12 19:08:53'' [[nbsp]] how do you order "fries inside?" + would you just say, "one hamburger, fries inside, animal style, no salt?" + Also, is there an additional cost for "fries inside?" --["Users/ArianeMetz"] + ------ + ''2008-10-01 17:05:10'' [[nbsp]] Everything Animal Style is the way to go. My old roommate and I would head out here for some late night grub rather frequently. We did it much more during finals. Anyway, we would each order two double-doubles and two orders of fries--all Animal Style. And we would have a glorious feast. I think it's good study food, too. I think In-N-Out is why my grades drastically improved. --["Users/CurlyGirl26"]

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- [[Image(secret_menu_item.jpg, "An animal style burger with fries inside.", 300, right, thumbnail)]] - - [[TableOfContents]] - - At ["In-N-Out"] you can order custom-made food. Some customizations are available at no additional cost; those that use inventoried items such as cheese, meat, and buns cost extra. While it's not on the printed menu, there are buttons on the cash register for these items. You can pretty much order anything you want, as long as they have the ingredients (e.g., putting onions in a milkshake). While the "secret" menu is listed on the In-N-Out corporate site, it is far from complete. - - Also, keep in mind that since you can customize anything, you can feel free to order whatever you want and create your own "double-secret personal menu". Get a 0x3 with four slice of tomato on a double toasted bun and call it a "cheesy wiki". The following are just the custom orders that are popular enough to go by well known names. - - - - = Burgers = - - '''Stock:''' If you ordered your burgers off the menu they would come with: - * a spread similar to thousand island dressing. - * one slice of tomato (two if one won't cover the entire bottom bun) - * a portion of lettuce - * Onions are always offered when you order. They come as a fresh slice by default, but chopped and grilled onions are available by request. The amount is constant regardless of the number of meat patties unless you ask for extra or lite of a condiment. - - ''but instead consider ...'' - - = Custom Burgers = - - Note: Many of these styles can be ordered in combination (for example, Double-Double Animal Style No Salt). - - '''Animal style''' is the most popular "secret" style. In addition to the standard toppings, animal style burgers include: - * pickles - * extra spread - * extra grilled onions - * mustard fried onto each meat patty. - - '''Protein style''', popular among [wiki:WikiPedia:Atkins_Nutritional_Approach Atkins dieters], no/low carb eaters and people who just like lots of lettuce: - * replaces the hamburger bun with large leaves of lettuce. - * It can be combined with other special orders, e.g., animal protein style. - * Lettuce is generally colder than buns, so beware of quickly-congealing beef grease in the sandwich. - - '''3×3, 4×4,''' or generally '''M × C''' refers to a burger with a varied number of meat patties (first number, M) and slices of cheese (second number, C). For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2 (pronunced "Two-by-two" when you order it), while a burger with 3 meat patties and 1 slice of cheese would be a 3×1 (a "three-by-one"). - - As of August 2006, the largest burger that can be ordered is a 4x4. Only four slices of cheese maximum may be permitted on a single burger. That may be a Davis-specific rule, as somebody checked and officially the largest you can order is a 4x6. If you are wondering about ordering a 20×20, look at [http://20x20.ofdoom.com/index.htm This] link to deter you. It is a photo essay of the terrible 20 patty journey. Or, to even better satisfy any curiousity you may have, the [http://whatupwilly.blogspot.com/2006/01/in-n-out-100x100.html 100x100]. - - - '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese. - * By definition a Double-Double automatically includes two slices of cheese; for two patties without the cheese, a double meat burger must be ordered. - - '''One-by-Bitch''' (a.k.a. 1X0) is a One-By-One with no cheese. Not all employees will appreciate the term one-by-bitch, however, and will ask you to revise your order. Of course, a more common term would be "Hamburger" rather than "Cheeseburger." - - '''The Flying Dutchman''': - * Two meat patties - * two slices of cheese - * no bun - * Note: other condiments (including lettuce, tomato, spread, and onions) are not included unless you request them. - - '''Grilled Cheese:''' - * a sandwich with two slices of cheese - * no meat - * the grilled cheese comes stock, with spread, tomatoes, lettuce, and onions if you would like. - * Like most orders, this can be combined with other styles such as animal style. - * FYI: The grilled cheese used to be cooked on the side of the grill that was reserved for toasting buns (so that it wouldn't get contaminated from being cooked on the same surface used to cook meat). They now have two separate grills, one for meat, and the other for bun toasting. However, the bun grill is coated with a special non-stick surface that doesn't allow them to cook grilled cheeses on it any longer, and they have to cook them on the same surface as the meat. - - '''Wish Burger''' or''' Veggie Burger:''' - * sandwich containing only vegetables, and no meat or cheese. - - ==Burger Options== - - '''Chopped Chilis''' adds some jalapenos to the bottom of your burger. - - '''Mustard''' and/or '''ketchup''' can be substituted for the spread. '''Only''' designates no spread. Cashiers may ask if you want ketchup or mustard instead. - - - '''No-salt''' has no salt added to the the patties. Once you add the condiments and cheese, you don't need the extra salt anyway and you can leave without feeling like a dried-out-but-satisfied lump. - - '''Extra toasted bun/lightly toasted bun/untoasted bun'''. The bun come toasted by default, but you can ask to have the level of toastyness varried. The buns are toasted to add some rigidity to the burger, as an untoasted bun is flimsy under the weight of all the meat/cheese/condiments. This also prevents sauces and toppings from excessively soaking into the bun, thereby avoiding the last-bites-are-soggy problem. This needs to be the first modification requested, based on keystroke order into the register. - - '''Extra tomatoes, extra lettuce, extra onion''' You can ask for all of these at no extra charge. They'll really fill out your burger and make it a more balanced meal. Especially if you're a veggie fan. I find extra raw onions to be a bit much, though. You can also ask for both raw and grilled onions. - - = Custom Fries = - * '''Fries well-done''' are extra crispy fries. - * '''Fries lite''' are fries that have been cooked less than normal. - * '''Fries animal style''' include two slices of melted cheese, grilled onions, and spread as toppings. You'll need a fork to eat them. - * '''Cheese Fries''' are fries with one or two slices of melted cheese. - * '''Fries no-salt''' have no salt added to them. - * '''Lemon fries''' you can make your own lemon fries--just grab a lemon slice from next to the ice tea machine, and squeeze it on your fries. It really livens things up. - = Custom Drinks = - == Milk Shakes == - * A '''root beer float''' is a concoction made of half vanilla shake and half root beer soda. Be sure to specify whether you want it more creamy or soda-ey. - * A '''neopolitan shake''' is a mixture of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry flavored shakes. If an order contains a shake of each flavor, this is called "Around the world." - * Strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla can be '''combined in any way''', ie, just chocolate and vanilla, chocolate-strawberry, etc. - * You can ask for '''extra syrup''' in your shake (ie extra chocolate or strawberry) -- not all employees know how to do this, but this option is available as of 9-05 in Davis - * '''Large '''and''' extra large shakes''' are also available. The cup sizes for these shakes are one below soft drinks (i.e. a large shake is a medium soft drink cup, while an extra large shake is a large soft drink). - == Other == - * Milk. 2% lowfat is your only option. Yaaknow, it's for da kids. - = Side Items = - These items are free: - * Spread - good with fries - * Side of pre-packaged jalapenos. - * Water comes in a clear plastic cup to distinguish it from soda/shake cups. - * Creative Lemonade. Take your water cup, squeeze several free lemon wedges in, add a few free packets of sugar, stir well to blend. Fresh and tasty! - ---- - See also ["Secret Menus at Davis Restaurants"]. - - [[Comments]] - - ''2005-08-19 19:27:56'' [[nbsp]] I recommend the animal style french fries. The cheese, spread and onions add a unique taste to the fries. --["Users/SimonFung"] - ------ - ''2005-08-19 22:17:36'' [[nbsp]] i recommend getting a regular cheese burger with animal fries inside. They can do it. It's amazing. --["Users/JaimeRaba"] - ------ - ''2005-08-20 22:12:19'' [[nbsp]] Fries well-done have the potential to be incredibly delicious. Unfortunately the amount of 'well-done-ness' is directly proportional to their busyness. If they're busy, they won't be well done. If nobody is there, you'll get burnt potato chips. During normal business hours, though. YUM! --["Users/MichaelGiardina"] - ------ - ''2005-11-03 00:21:37'' [[nbsp]] I heard a rumor that must be varified that they will serve you filofel if you ask for it. --["Users/DanielGonzales"] - ------ - ''2005-11-03 17:31:24'' [[nbsp]] Lettuce and tomatoes are not inventoried so I always ask for "extra lettuce, extra tomatoes" to fatten up the burger. --["Users/MelvinQuan"] - ------ - ''2005-11-03 17:46:03'' [[nbsp]] What's the biggest burger you could do for free? Extra lettuce, tomatoes, (grilled?) onion, pickels, bun?, sauce?, .. --["Users/JaimeRaba"] - ------ - ''2005-11-03 17:46:18'' [[nbsp]] For vegetarians.. how about grilled tomatoes? (grilled pickels?) --["Users/JaimeRaba"] - - Officially, the only items that are allowed to touch the grill are buns, meat, cheese, onions, and mustard - ------ - ''2006-02-18 16:28:59'' [[nbsp]] Are the pickles frees? --["Users/SuBnorMal"] - ------ - ''2006-08-11 20:17:29'' [[nbsp]] wow, I had no idea, this is amazing! learn something every day! --["Users/JoeRunnels"] - ------ - ''2006-08-11 22:04:11'' [[nbsp]] If you eat protein style long enough (like me), you end up preferring hamburgers without lettuce as a matter of taste (not diet). --["Users/SaulSugarman"] - ------ - ''2006-08-12 03:17:39'' [[nbsp]] The 5x5 spread only I ordered yesterday tasted so good! (not very healthy at all) --["Users/JeffKwong"] - ------ - ''2007-08-17 15:48:53'' [[nbsp]] I have always wondered if the 4x4 version of the Flying Dutchman would be called the double dutch. Anyone tried it? --["Users/CraigFergus"] - ------ - ''2007-11-12 19:08:53'' [[nbsp]] how do you order "fries inside?" - would you just say, "one hamburger, fries inside, animal style, no salt?" - Also, is there an additional cost for "fries inside?" --["Users/ArianeMetz"] - ------ - ''2008-10-01 17:05:10'' [[nbsp]] Everything Animal Style is the way to go. My old roommate and I would head out here for some late night grub rather frequently. We did it much more during finals. Anyway, we would each order two double-doubles and two orders of fries--all Animal Style. And we would have a glorious feast. I think it's good study food, too. I think In-N-Out is why my grades drastically improved. --["Users/CurlyGirl26"]	+ deleted

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- * '''3×3, 4×4,''' or generally '''M × C,''' - * Refers to a burger with a varied number of meat patties (first number, M) and slices of cheese (second number, C). - * For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2 (pronunced "Two-by-two" when you order it), while a burger with 3 meat patties and 1 slice of cheese would be a 3×1 (a "three-by-one"). - * As of August 2006, the largest burger that can be ordered is a 4x4. Only four slices of cheese maximum may be permitted on a single burger. - * Is that a Davis-specific rule, or an In-n-Out wide rule? ''(I checked on this, officially the largest you can order is a 4x6; 4x4 may be a Davis rule)''	+ '''3×3, 4×4,''' or generally '''M × C''' refers to a burger with a varied number of meat patties (first number, M) and slices of cheese (second number, C). For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2 (pronunced "Two-by-two" when you order it), while a burger with 3 meat patties and 1 slice of cheese would be a 3×1 (a "three-by-one").
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- * '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese.	+ As of August 2006, the largest burger that can be ordered is a 4x4. Only four slices of cheese maximum may be permitted on a single burger. That may be a Davis-specific rule, as somebody checked and officially the largest you can order is a 4x6. If you are wondering about ordering a 20×20, look at [http://20x20.ofdoom.com/index.htm This] link to deter you. It is a photo essay of the terrible 20 patty journey. Or, to even better satisfy any curiousity you may have, the [http://whatupwilly.blogspot.com/2006/01/in-n-out-100x100.html 100x100]. + + + '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese.
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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-01 17:05:10'' [[nbsp]] Everything Animal Style is the way to go. My old roommate and I would head out here for some late night grub rather frequently. We did it much more during finals. Anyway, we would each order two double-doubles and two orders of fries--all Animal Style. And we would have a glorious feast. I think it's good study food, too. I think In-N-Out is why my grades drastically improved. --["Users/CurlyGirl26"]

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	+ + ''2005-08-19 19:27:56'' [[nbsp]] I recommend the animal style french fries. The cheese, spread and onions add a unique taste to the fries. --["Users/SimonFung"]
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- ''2005-08-19 19:27:56'' [[nbsp]] I recommend the animal style french fries. The cheese, spread and onions add a unique taste to the fries. --["SimonFung"]	+ ''2005-08-19 22:17:36'' [[nbsp]] i recommend getting a regular cheese burger with animal fries inside. They can do it. It's amazing. --["Users/JaimeRaba"]
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- ''2005-08-19 22:17:36'' [[nbsp]] i recommend getting a regular cheese burger with animal fries inside. They can do it. It's amazing. --["JaimeRaba"]	+ ''2005-08-20 22:12:19'' [[nbsp]] Fries well-done have the potential to be incredibly delicious. Unfortunately the amount of 'well-done-ness' is directly proportional to their busyness. If they're busy, they won't be well done. If nobody is there, you'll get burnt potato chips. During normal business hours, though. YUM! --["Users/MichaelGiardina"]
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- ''2005-08-20 22:12:19'' [[nbsp]] Fries well-done have the potential to be incredibly delicious. Unfortunately the amount of 'well-done-ness' is directly proportional to their busyness. If they're busy, they won't be well done. If nobody is there, you'll get burnt potato chips. During normal business hours, though. YUM! --["MichaelGiardina"] -	+ ''2005-11-03 00:21:37'' [[nbsp]] I heard a rumor that must be varified that they will serve you filofel if you ask for it. --["Users/DanielGonzales"]
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- ''2005-11-03 00:21:37'' [[nbsp]] I heard a rumor that must be varified that they will serve you filofel if you ask for it. --["DanielGonzales"]	+ ''2005-11-03 17:31:24'' [[nbsp]] Lettuce and tomatoes are not inventoried so I always ask for "extra lettuce, extra tomatoes" to fatten up the burger. --["Users/MelvinQuan"]
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- ''2005-11-03 17:31:24'' [[nbsp]] Lettuce and tomatoes are not inventoried so I always ask for "extra lettuce, extra tomatoes" to fatten up the burger. --["MelvinQuan"]	+ ''2005-11-03 17:46:03'' [[nbsp]] What's the biggest burger you could do for free? Extra lettuce, tomatoes, (grilled?) onion, pickels, bun?, sauce?, .. --["Users/JaimeRaba"]
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- ''2005-11-03 17:46:03'' [[nbsp]] What's the biggest burger you could do for free? Extra lettuce, tomatoes, (grilled?) onion, pickels, bun?, sauce?, .. --["JaimeRaba"]	+ ''2005-11-03 17:46:18'' [[nbsp]] For vegetarians.. how about grilled tomatoes? (grilled pickels?) --["Users/JaimeRaba"]
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- ''2005-11-03 17:46:18'' [[nbsp]] For vegetarians.. how about grilled tomatoes? (grilled pickels?) --["JaimeRaba"]	+ ''2006-02-18 16:28:59'' [[nbsp]] Are the pickles frees? --["Users/SuBnorMal"]
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- ''2006-08-11 20:17:29'' [[nbsp]] wow, I had no idea, this is amazing! learn something every day! --["JoeRunnels"]	+ ''2006-08-11 22:04:11'' [[nbsp]] If you eat protein style long enough (like me), you end up preferring hamburgers without lettuce as a matter of taste (not diet). --["Users/SaulSugarman"]
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- ''2006-08-11 22:04:11'' [[nbsp]] If you eat protein style long enough (like me), you end up preferring hamburgers without lettuce as a matter of taste (not diet). --["SaulSugarman"] - ------ - ''2006-08-12 03:17:39'' [[nbsp]] The 5x5 spread only I ordered yesterday tasted so good! (not very healthy at all) --["JeffKwong"]	+ ''2006-08-12 03:17:39'' [[nbsp]] The 5x5 spread only I ordered yesterday tasted so good! (not very healthy at all) --["Users/JeffKwong"]

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	+ * Water comes in a clear plastic cup to distinguish it from soda/shake cups. + * Creative Lemonade. Take your water cup, squeeze several free lemon wedges in, add a few free packets of sugar, stir well to blend. Fresh and tasty!

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- * '''Extra tomatoes, extra lettuce, extra onion''' You can ask for all of these at no extra charge. They'll really found out your burger and make it a more balanced meal. Especially if you're a veggie fan. I find extra raw onions to be a bit much, though.	+ * '''Extra tomatoes, extra lettuce, extra onion''' You can ask for all of these at no extra charge. They'll really fill out your burger and make it a more balanced meal. Especially if you're a veggie fan. I find extra raw onions to be a bit much, though.

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TedBuehler — 2007-12-12 01:09:41

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rormsby — 2007-12-02 00:26:28

Thousand island dressing is made out of mayonnaise, so saying it is redundant.

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ElisaHough — 2007-11-12 20:14:21

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ArianeMetz — 2007-11-12 19:09:21

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- would you just say, "one hamburger, fries inside, animal style, no salt?" --["Users/ArianeMetz"]	+ would you just say, "one hamburger, fries inside, animal style, no salt?" + Also, is there an additional cost for "fries inside?" --["Users/ArianeMetz"]

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ArianeMetz — 2007-11-12 19:08:53

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	+ ------ + ''2007-11-12 19:08:53'' [[nbsp]] how do you order "fries inside?" + would you just say, "one hamburger, fries inside, animal style, no salt?" --["Users/ArianeMetz"]

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	+ + Also, keep in mind that since you can customize anything, you can feel free to order whatever you want and create your own "double-secret personal menu". Get a 0x3 with four slice of tomato on a double toasted bun and call it a "cheesy wiki". The following are just the custom orders that are popular enough to go by well known names.

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CraigFergus — 2007-08-17 14:48:53

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	+ ------ + ''2007-08-17 15:48:53'' [[nbsp]] I have always wondered if the 4x4 version of the Flying Dutchman would be called the double dutch. Anyone tried it? --["Users/CraigFergus"]

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	+ + * '''No-salt''' has no salt added to the the patties. Once you add the condiments and cheese, you don't need the extra salt anyway and you can leave without feeling like a dried-out-but-satisfied lump.

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WilliamLewis — 2007-06-24 21:01:38

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- At ["In-N-Out"] you can order custom-made food. Some customizations are available at no additional cost; those that use inventoried items such as cheese, meat, and buns cost extra. While it's not on the printed menu, there are buttons on the cash register for these items. You can pretty much order anything you want, as long as they have the ingredients (e.g., putting onions in a milkshake). While the "secret" menu is listed on the ["In-N-Out"] corporate site, it is far from complete.	+ At ["In-N-Out"] you can order custom-made food. Some customizations are available at no additional cost; those that use inventoried items such as cheese, meat, and buns cost extra. While it's not on the printed menu, there are buttons on the cash register for these items. You can pretty much order anything you want, as long as they have the ingredients (e.g., putting onions in a milkshake). While the "secret" menu is listed on the In-N-Out corporate site, it is far from complete.

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-04-15 23:03:06

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AnthonySoto — 2006-10-11 08:04:02

checked the In n Out info on the net regarding the secret menu

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JohnDudek — 2006-10-05 10:44:07

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	+ * '''One-by-Bitch''' (a.k.a. 1X0) is a One-By-One with no cheese. Not all employees will appreciate the term one-by-bitch, however, and will ask you to revise your order.

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AllisonMears — 2006-10-04 21:13:46

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- * If you are ever thinking of ordering a 20×20, look at [http://20x20.ofdoom.com/index.htm This] link to deter you. It is a photo essay of the terrible 20 pattey journey. Or, to even better satisfy any curiousity you may have, the [http://whatupwilly.blogspot.com/2006/01/in-n-out-100x100.html 100x100].	+ * If you are ever thinking of ordering a 20×20, look at [http://20x20.ofdoom.com/index.htm This] link to deter you. It is a photo essay of the terrible 20 patty journey. Or, to even better satisfy any curiousity you may have, the [http://whatupwilly.blogspot.com/2006/01/in-n-out-100x100.html 100x100]. + * As of August 2006, the largest burger that can be ordered is a 4x4. Only four slices of cheese maximum may be permitted on a single burger.

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JeffKwong — 2006-08-12 02:17:39

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-12 03:17:39'' [[nbsp]] The 5x5 spread only I ordered yesterday tasted so good! (not very healthy at all) --["JeffKwong"]

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SaulSugarman — 2006-08-11 21:04:11

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-11 22:04:11'' [[nbsp]] If you eat protein style long enough (like me), you end up preferring hamburgers without lettuce as a matter of taste (not diet). --["SaulSugarman"]

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JoeRunnels — 2006-08-11 19:17:29

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-11 20:17:29'' [[nbsp]] wow, I had no idea, this is amazing! learn something every day! --["JoeRunnels"]

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TomNelson — 2006-07-14 17:32:50

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JasonAller — 2006-06-16 20:41:39

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- * '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese. - * By definition a Double-Double automatically includes two slices of cheese; for two patties without the cheese, a double meat burger must be ordered.	+ * '''Double-Meat''' (a.k.a. 2×0) is a Double-Double with no cheese. + * By definition a Double-Double automatically includes two slices of cheese; for two patties without the cheese, a double meat burger must be ordered.
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- * '''Fries well-done''' are extra crispy fries. - * '''Fries lite''' are fries that have been cooked less than normal. - * '''Fries animal style''' include two slices of melted cheese, grilled onions, and spread as toppings. - * '''Cheese Fries''' are fries with one or two slices of melted cheese.	+ * '''Fries well-done''' are extra crispy fries. + * '''Fries lite''' are fries that have been cooked less than normal. + * '''Fries animal style''' include two slices of melted cheese, grilled onions, and spread as toppings. + * '''Cheese Fries''' are fries with one or two slices of melted cheese.
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- * '''Large '''and''' extra large shakes''' are also available. The cup sizes for these shakes are one below soft drinks (i.e. a large shake is a medium soft drink cup, while an extra large shake is a large soft drink).	+ * '''Large '''and''' extra large shakes''' are also available. The cup sizes for these shakes are one below soft drinks (i.e. a large shake is a medium soft drink cup, while an extra large shake is a large soft drink).
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SuBnorMal — 2006-02-18 15:28:59

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ArlenAbraham — 2006-01-27 14:20:19

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JessicaLuedtke — 2006-01-27 09:38:12

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DanielGonzales — 2005-11-08 20:56:36

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-11-08 16:37:52

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JaimeRaba — 2005-11-03 16:46:18

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-03 17:46:18'' [[nbsp]] For vegetarians.. how about grilled tomatoes? (grilled pickels?) --["JaimeRaba"]

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JaimeRaba — 2005-11-03 16:46:03

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-03 17:31:24'' [[nbsp]] Lettuce and tomatoes are not inventoried so I always ask for "extra lettuce, extra tomatoes" to fatten up the burger. --["MelvinQuan"]

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DanielGonzales — 2005-11-02 23:21:37

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JessicaLuedtke — 2005-10-24 08:37:30

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JabberWokky — 2005-10-24 08:00:17

After sufficent modification, comments no longer apply. :)

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-10-23 22:01:43

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-10-23 22:01:03

Upload of image secret_menu_item.jpg.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-10-14 00:20:56

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JevanGray — 2005-10-14 00:13:08

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	+ ------ + ''2005-10-14 01:12:15'' [[nbsp]] I have no problem with this page's existence, I was just trying to clarify the "based on Wikipedia's entry, although a bit different." qualification. I do find it interesting that pages are often criticized as having too much regurgitated wikipedia info, and while this page seems to perfectly exemplify that criticism (the body is just reformatted/reworded info from wikipedia and the comments could just as easily be placed on the ["In-N-Out"] page if this page didn't exist), it is seldom the target of such criticism. --["JevanGray"]

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JabberWokky — 2005-10-12 16:20:49

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	+ ------ + ''2005-10-12 17:20:49'' [[nbsp]] A little overlap is okay. Otherwise, everything in DavisWiki could be on Wikipedia... after you strip out all opinion and life from the entries. --["JabberWokky"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-10-12 15:43:35

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	+ ------ + ''2005-10-12 16:43:35'' [[nbsp]] user comments and recommendations --["ArlenAbraham"]

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JevanGray — 2005-10-12 14:41:56

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	+ ------ + ''2005-10-12 15:41:56'' [[nbsp]] Is there actually anything on this page that's not on the wikipedia entry? --["JevanGray"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-09-21 16:10:50

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	+ ------ + ''2005-09-21 17:10:50'' [[nbsp]] the "secret" menu on the corporate website is far from complete. interesting to note that a google search for "in-n-out secret menu" (without the quotes) yields daivs wiki as the #6 hit. this is a good page, i say it stays. --["ArlenAbraham"]

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-09-21 15:03:57

clarified extra syrup shake and root beer float

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- * A '''root beer float''' is a concoction made of half vanilla shake and half root beer soda.	+ * A '''root beer float''' is a concoction made of half vanilla shake and half root beer soda. Be sure to specify whether you want it more creamy or soda-ey.
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- * You can ask for '''extra syrup''' in your shake (ie extra chocolate or strawberry) ''--this information may be out-of-date, since I could find no way to dispense extra syrup in our machine -former employee''	+ * You can ask for '''extra syrup''' in your shake (ie extra chocolate or strawberry) -- not all employees know how to do this, but this option is available as of 9-05 in Davis

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DavidMontano — 2005-09-21 13:30:35

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	+ ------ + ''2005-09-21 14:30:35'' [[nbsp]] this "so called" secret menu is on their corporate website? should this page even exist? --["DavidMontano"]

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DomenicSantangelo — 2005-09-21 11:59:10

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RyanCastellucci — 2005-09-20 16:49:37

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- * extra grilled grilled onions	+ * extra grilled onions

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MichaelGiardina — 2005-08-20 21:12:19

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	+ ------ + ''2005-08-20 22:12:19'' [[nbsp]] Fries well-done have the potential to be incredibly delicious. Unfortunately the amount of 'well-done-ness' is directly proportional to their busyness. If they're busy, they won't be well done. If nobody is there, you'll get burnt potato chips. During normal business hours, though. YUM! --["MichaelGiardina"]

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JaimeRaba — 2005-08-19 21:17:36

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	+ ------ + ''2005-08-19 22:17:36'' [[nbsp]] i recommend getting a regular cheese burger with animal fries inside. They can do it. It's amazing. --["JaimeRaba"]

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SimonFung — 2005-08-19 18:27:56

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	+ ------ + ''2005-08-19 19:27:56'' [[nbsp]] I recommend the animal style french fries. The cheese, spread and onions add a unique taste to the fries. --["SimonFung"]

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SimonFung — 2005-08-19 18:26:56

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ThomasFifield — 2005-08-12 20:55:38

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- * For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2, while a burger with 6 meat patties and 3 slices of cheese would be a 6×3.	+ * For example, the popular Double-Double would be 2×2 (pronunced "Two-by-two" when you order it), while a burger with 6 meat patties and 3 slices of cheese would be a 6×3 (a "Six-by-three").

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JevanGray — 2005-08-12 13:03:10

+wikipedia link for pepperoncini

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- * Side of pepperoncini - container of little un-natural colored mild and sweet peppers, like mini jalepenos but with a bit more kick.	+ * Side of [wiki:WikiPedia:Pepperoncini_pepper pepperoncini] - container of little un-natural colored mild and sweet peppers, like mini jalepenos but with a bit more kick.

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NoelBruening — 2005-08-12 12:38:56

pepperoncini is the correct spelling according to dictionary.com

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- * Side of pepperchinis - container of little un-natural colored mild and sweet peppers, like mini jalepenos but with a bit more kick.	+ * Side of pepperoncini - container of little un-natural colored mild and sweet peppers, like mini jalepenos but with a bit more kick.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-08-11 16:39:54

proper name is "pepperchinis" and yes, they rock

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- * Side of Chilis - container of little un-natural colored mild and sweet peppers, like mini jalepenos	+ * Side of pepperchinis - container of little un-natural colored mild and sweet peppers, like mini jalepenos but with a bit more kick.

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JackHaskel — 2005-08-10 22:55:59

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	+ * "Chopped Chilis" adds some mild pickled peppers to the bottom of your burger. +
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JackHaskel — 2005-08-10 22:50:57

+ hot peppers

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- * Another option is to order spread on the side, allowing you to use that instead of ketchup.
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	+ = Side Items = + These iteams are free: + * Spread - good with fries + * Peppers - container of little un-natural colored hot and sweet peppers, like mini jalepenos

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NickHinesley — 2005-08-09 15:15:23

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- * A '''neopolitan shake''' is a mixture of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry flavored shakes.	+ * A '''neopolitan shake''' is a mixture of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry flavored shakes. This is also known as "Around The World"

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-04-02 18:58:22

edit whoring

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-04-02 12:18:30

edit whoring

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- * '''Protein style''', popular among [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atkins_diet Atkins dieters] and no/low carb eaters:	+ * '''Protein style''', popular among [wiki:WikiPedia:Atkins_Nutritional_Approach Atkins dieters] and no/low carb eaters:

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-03-04 15:07:24

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- * a spread similar to thousand island dressing with mayonaisse.	+ * a spread similar to thousand island dressing with mayonnaise.