Thursday Treats #4

Thursday Treats #4: In-N-Out

First off, I need to apologize for being lazy. School is only two weeks in and I'm already overloaded. Now, on with the show!

In-N-Out is the quintessential Californian fast food experience. As many of my friends (among other people say), Nevada and Arizona is lucky to share the deliciousness with us. The first In-N-Out burger opened in Baldwin Park in 1948. Over the past 62 years, it has become a staple in the California fast food business.

It's known for its fresh food (seriously, they make french fries right in front of you) and cheap prices (you can get a full meal, drink included, for a little over five bucks). The secret menu is available on the website, but everyone knows about it anyways.

You have your classics of milkshakes, lemonade, burgers, cheeseburgers and fries. Then you have animal style, 3 x 3 and 4 x 4 (three or four beef patties), grilled cheese and protein style (you skip the bun).

It's hard to describe the deliciousness that is In-N-Out. It can only fully be explained by visiting one on a trip here, sitting down at one of the tables and enjoying a burger while the sauce dribbles down your chin. The only thing I would recommend is skipping the In-N-Out by LAX. While still has good as the other locations, it is often the most crowded.

Website: www.in-n-out.com