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    Quote Originally Posted by niftyshaving View Post
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    Double double animal style... yes sir.

    But for those that do not have an InOut near them the
    animal style is grilled onions and melted cheese.
    Not impossible to make at home, easy in fact, it helps to
    save some burger grease for the onions, but is not
    a requirement.

    Little sliders made animal style are grand for friends.
    animal style also means the patties are grilled in mustard and extra sauce is added..

    personally i go 4x4 with both raw and grilled onions.. fries well done and covered in sauce.

    if i'm feeling like an extra fatty.. i'll get a rootbeer with chocolate ice cream.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vthomlinson View Post
    i'll get a rootbeer with chocolate ice cream.
    Does In and Out have chocolate ice cream?

    --Shoki

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    Quote Originally Posted by vthomlinson View Post
    animal style also means the patties are grilled in mustard and extra sauce is added..

    personally i go 4x4 with both raw and grilled onions.. fries well done and covered in sauce.

    if i'm feeling like an extra fatty.. i'll get a rootbeer with chocolate ice cream.
    Yes, I spaced on the mustard.
    The secret ordering phrases are not secret on the web.

    Of all the fast food burger joints In-Out may be the best.

    Some boutique joints here have new fangled broilers that
    get both the top and bottom and are used in a sequence to
    get both the inside and outside just right. Nearly as
    good as charcoal and a good cook with good beef.

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