In-N-Out burger? (Allen: complete, daily, eat)

[kazyn]

Originally Posted by Debsi

You made a statement that I don't agree with. I gave an example to dispute your basic argument of why some dislike the fries (i.e. they have no preservatives), and some other posters also disagreed with your statement. It doesn't bother me if you like them and it shouldn't bother you if I don't like them. Call me a rambler if that's the best comeback you've got...

some doesn't equal all though, I don't see why there is a dispute at all if you aren't the some, you're the rest

[kazyn]

Fries are on topic

either way, I'm eating INO tomorrow at the "Village" area one on 75.....can't wait

[Twincam666]

I went to the one in Frisco on Preston. I was not impressed, burger sucked, fries were little stubs, cold and nasty.............I won't try another In N Out!

[maloy]

I am doing In N Out for lunch today, bringing a few friends!!

[Grainraiser]

Originally Posted by Twincam666

I went to the one in Frisco on Preston. I was not impressed, burger sucked, fries were little stubs, cold and nasty.............I won't try another In N Out!

I went to that In n Out last Thursday and had a double double. It was good but not great. I did notice they had a huge barrel full of peeled fries. I guess it is the cooking process that makes them taste below average. They are okay for fast food but I still don't see the hype.

[VegasMan_72]

Itineraries - Best burgers in the U.S. (http://itineraries.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/09/29/8040435-best-burgers-in-the-us - broken link)

Best Burgers in the US. In-N-Out is No. 1. They absolutely got it right.

[sdflyer]

Originally Posted by Debsi

Most French fries are delicious.. the fact that I prefer my BAKED potato sticks to In'n'Out fries is to me, a good indicator of how sub-par their fries are.

Is it really a good indicator of sub-par fries or is it an indicator of how much of a fabulous cook you are?

I guess I don't understand the point in arguing that slicing and heavily seasoning potatoes and baking them in the oven is better than fresh cut french fries. You are comparing two different things so why make the comparison.

Using your argument I could say I prefer my home grilled, high heat seared New York strip steak to an In n Out Double Double. Its an argument that makes no sense.

Ive had fries at Maison Antoine in Brussels. They are famous for their fries and they par cook first and then finish when they are ordered. Five Guys does the same thing. Its a different process and produces a different result than In n Out. Either way, like In n Out, they are fresh and natural, not frozen and without preservatives, fillers and only salt and pepper as a flavor enhancer.

[PanTerra]

Originally Posted by sdflyer

Is it really a good indicator of sub-par fries or is it an indicator of how much of a fabulous cook you are?

I guess I don't understand the point in arguing that slicing and heavily seasoning potatoes and baking them in the oven is better than fresh cut french fries. You are comparing two different things so why make the comparison.

Using your argument I could say I prefer my home grilled, high heat seared New York strip steak to an In n Out Double Double. Its an argument that makes no sense.

Ive had fries at Maison Antoine in Brussels. They are famous for their fries and they par cook first and then finish when they are ordered. Five Guys does the same thing. Its a different process and produces a different result than In n Out. Either way, like In n Out, they are fresh and natural, not frozen and without preservatives, fillers and only salt and pepper as a flavor enhancer.

I don't know why it would be inappropriate to compare the two different cooking methods. Did you look at the link VegasMan posted? Looks like INO burgers stacks up better than any of the "gourmet" burgers in that list. Why shouldn't their fries? INO got first place, of course that kind of makes that list a bit suspect, just sayin'.

[DaveG99]

Was at the 75 location near lovers today for lunch. Zero line and plenty of room to sit. I knew the newness would wear off and it would be like going to a mcdonalds eventually.

[kazyn]

Originally Posted by PanTerra

I don't know why it would be inappropriate to compare the two different cooking methods. Did you look at the link VegasMan posted? Looks like INO burgers stacks up better than any of the "gourmet" burgers in that list. Why shouldn't their fries? INO got first place, of course that kind of makes that list a bit suspect, just sayin'.

I think the fries at INO are pretty awesome.....I'd prefer it if they didn't change.