rokform | INSTAGRAM | JAN 29

What's your favorite <not so secret> thing to order from @Innout? There's more than what they post.....👇 ⠀ ⠀ Let us know if you have more to add to the list in the comments! ⠀ ⠀ Flying Dutchman ⠀ In traditional mythology, The Flying Dutchman is a ghost ship that can never make it to port, doomed to sail the ocean forever. In urban mythology, it's simpler: two slices of cheese between two burger patties. Apparently, In-N-Out's version got its name from Dutch founder Harry Snyder, who loved snacking on the odd-looking 2×2. ⠀ ⠀ Scooby Snack ⠀ The Scooby Snack is one step simpler. This secret menu item (with hands-down the most fun name to announce at the front of the In-N-Out line) is literally just a burger patty. Zoinks! ⠀ ⠀ Mustard Grilled Patty ⠀ On any burger variation, you can add a kick of flavor by asking for your patty "mustard grilled." A squirt of mustard is added to the patty and cooked on the grill. This In-N-Out secret is both sophisticated and Californian, and it's 100% guaranteed to impress your friends/date/friend's date. ⠀ ⠀ Animal Fries ⠀ These fries are In-N-Out's worst kept secret. Technically they haven't made their way onto the menu yet, but this mess of french fries, signature sauce, American cheese, and caramelized onions is an In-N-Out staple. ⠀ ⠀ Road Kill Fries ⠀ The only debatable item in the "animal" trifecta, roadkill fries are rumored to be sold at some In-N-Outs but aren't universally recognized by the chain's cooks. Basically, they're animal fries with hamburger crumbled on top. At the Marina Del Rey location, the cook gave us the ingredients and we put it together ourselves. ⠀ ⠀ #innout #innoutburger #innoutburgers #innoutsecretmenu #innoutburger🍔🍟 #innoutlife #love #inandoutburger #cheeseburgers #caliliving #lafoodjunkie #ocfood