• morgan423
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    542 years ago

    As someone living on the East Coast who is never within 2,000 miles of an In n Out Burger, I’ll continue to do my part.

  • @negativeyoda@lemmy.world
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    222 years ago

    In N Out is okay. I’ll never understand the cult following this place has. It’s literally a case study in manufactured scarcity.

    • Kevin
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      32 years ago

      Same. Everyone used to rave about how good it was, but I always thought it was just average. Slightly better than the major fast food chains, but on-par with every local chain.

    • @Yo_Honcho@lemmy.world
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      12 years ago

      It was the standard for me. Not the best but certainly above the average. Didn’t care much for it until I moved to the east coast.

    • @Hypersapien@lemmy.world
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      52 years ago

      It’s never going to be gone, specifically because of people like this.

      Just like the flu never went away after the 1918 pandemic, again, because of people like to this.

    • They never really acknowledged it was here. I live near one of the Colorado locations and it has been (in)famous for COVID outbreaks the entire pandemic. And, for whatever obvious reasons, In-N-Out hasn’t had the same closures enforced on them that every other restaurant did. During an outbreak they’re supposed to close for a few days in our state, but they’re basically the only restaurant that has refused to close and has never faced repercussions out here. It’s maddening.

  • @Today@lemmy.world
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    132 years ago

    I quit going there recently after reading that most of their meat comes from a place that is so bad it’s nicknamed Cowschwitz.

    • Its bad even getting close to Cowshwitz. The air is kind of green as you get close to it on the 5, all of a sudden you remember it’s there and try desperately to roll up windows or shut down the airflow in the car. In the end, it doesn’t help.

  • Justin
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    2 years ago

    I like In-N-Out’s food okay. What I really like is their simple menu. It’s the only fast food my family eats because they can do gluten free safely. The owners are definitely conservative and christian (and weirdly so imo) but those freaks know how to run a well-functioning restaurant. The mask ban is obviously stupid but I won’t boycott over it. Sucks for the workers, but also In-N-Out pays better and appears to treat their staff much better than your typical fast food joint. I’d hate to see those jobs shifted over to something like another McDonald’s, for example.

    • @I_Fart_Glitter@lemmy.world
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      22 years ago

      Five Guys is really good about allergens, including gluten. They have a special allergen free zone in the kitchen that is apparently a huge pain in the ass to prepare for use each time, but they make sure it’s not got any of what you’re avoiding. If you ask for something to be left out of your order they ask: “Allergy or preference?”

      • @bedlam@lemmy.world
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        62 years ago

        Five Guys? Good about allergens? I opened the door and was faced with a horror show. Peanuts to the left of me, peanuts to the right. Peanuts to the center. I retired from the field.

        • Justin
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          12 years ago

          Yeah, idk… I went to their website and the fries are not flagged for peanut allergy yet it also says “cooked in 100% peanut oil” so that does not inspire confidence lmao

      • Justin
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        12 years ago

        That’s good to know, thanks. I’ve never been to a Five Guys and I’ve heard mixed reviews. Some love it/some hate it. I hear they’re expensive? I will try them for safe GF.

        • @teamevil@lemmy.world
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          12 years ago

          Five guys is absolutely delicious…but they have peanuts in shells for free to snack on in the dining room so beware if you’re allergic.