So I just googled and now I want animal fries. Am I saying that right? Or is it fries animal style? You west coasters probably don't shame people for ordering wrong like we do in Philly.
So I just googled and now I want animal fries. Am I saying that right? Or is it fries animal style? You west coasters probably don't shame people for ordering wrong like we do in Philly.
when I order I just say animal fries. up there ^^^ I typed animal style because I think that's more correct.
So I just googled and now I want animal fries. Am I saying that right? Or is it fries animal style? You west coasters probably don't shame people for ordering wrong like we do in Philly.
Fries animal style or animal style fries. Either one.
Post by Mrs.Rad888 on Apr 24, 2015 22:53:52 GMT -5
I miss In-n-Out so bad. When I was visiting family for Christmas, I ate there at least every other day.
And the spread isn't "just" Thousand Island. That's just what the haters who can't replicate it call it. They have to label the packets of spread as "for immediate consumption" so they don't have to list the ingredients.
Is it like the big mac sauce? I don't think we have in n out in MN
No. No Big Mac sauce is not even on the same level as spread.
I'm clearly very passionate about this. lol
So what is it?! We just got a five guys like 20 minutes from our house and I haven't tried it yet, but is in n out like smashburger or culvers? I'm pretty sure it's not like McDonalds or Burger King, right?