You tell 'em, girlfriend And your description is so good I gotta give it another try. Thanks.
Double-Double .
Their fries blow. .
Anyone have one of these bad boys at Momofuku nishi?
I compare In-N-Out to other fast food chains because thatâs who they seem to be competing with and itâs that kind of menu: burgers, fries, sugar milk, sugar water. Unlike McDonaldâs (which stopped using pink slime five years ago) I can walk in one without losing my appetite and the food doesnât look like some weird factory product I couldnât cook at home.
To me the quality of their ingredients is mediocre or bad compared with what Iâd cook at home, but Iâd probably spend more on the ingredients than they charge for the finished product.
Weâre going to be around there mid-Nov. Maybe we could get one. It sure is interesting.
Their fries do suck .
Their fries if eaten within a few minutes of leaving the oil are edible, and once they are no longer hot are not worth eating. The burgers are perfectly ok for fast food, but I have never understood the cult-like status of the place.
But back to the original question - adding a veggie burger ruins the entire feng shui of the place. If someone really wants a veggie burger there, just order a bun with lettuce, tomato, onion and cheese and stuff a bunch of soggy fries inside. Voila.
Aww, theyâve reached out to In N Out but they wonât call them back.
SEP 26, 2016 â Hi friendsâwe need your help!
We would love to get a seat at the table with In-N-Outâs corporate team to work with them on adding a veggie burger to their menu.
Weâve reached out, but In-N-Out remains silent.
After a lot of buildup, one of the most disappointing eating experiences of my life. IDGAF what they do with their menu.
As long as they picked a good one, why not? Though a dedicated carnivore myself, Iâve been cooking veggie for Mrs. O ever since she read âEating Animalsâ and decided to stop doing that, and while she has no problem with my throwing a meat patty in with her veg version Iâve found a couple of those I really like. My favorite and hers is the Gardenburger, rather surprising because it makes no attempt to look or taste like meat at all. Eaten all by itself itâs pretty blah, but with lettuce, tomato, cheese and onion and a couple of condiment-smeared buns itâs really tasty. The Morningstar Farms Grillers are more meatlike and pretty good too.
However, trying to get a seat on their âcorporate teamâ is a waste of time; itâs a family-owned business, and they do what they want, period.
As for the In-N-Out menu and whether you love or hate it, I keep seeing Julia Child being interviewed on her 90th birthday, and admitting that she kept a list in her purse of every In-N-Out between San Diego and Santa Barbara. Tastes differ, of course, but Julia has never once steered me wrong.
For it to be vegetarian they would need to add vegetarian only grills and tools. Iâd like my sister-in-laws favorite Ethiopian restaurant to serve lamb souvlaki and tzatziki, and haggis, but I will go someplace else.
Ha, good point. Lots of people who are so into vegan/vegetarianism that they think In-N-Out should have a veggie burger would object to cross-contamination.
You should go to Momofuku period. Thatâs what I hear anyway .
I read mixed reviews of Veggie Grill. But their cheeseburger is the bomb . You have to eat it right away though. It does not travel well at all⌠.
Went to Momofuku Ssam some years ago and it was great!
I went to Momofuku Ssam in 2008, maybe my mistake for going at lunch but it was not great, especially for the price. Other customers were eating great-looking roast pork with buns but they wouldnât let us order that.
And thatâs the thing that I most remember about it! And it would have been about then, year-wise.
Just about every time I pick someone up from the airport, I have to stop at the In nâ Out. Iâm talking visitors from the Midwest, East Coast, London, Germany. If theyâre not a first-timer, I make sure they know to eat the fries right away.
As far as vegy burgers, I donât really care. I donât eat there. But if it was my place, I wouldnât. Why bother? The vegan hordes can open their own places, and then the carnivores can petition for meat burgers and then there will be madness and chaos. Which actually could be fun.