In-n-out

530ktm

530ktm

cleonard:
I love in-n-out, but the closest one to me is so popular it always has in insane line. I'm not willing to wait.
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Me neither and personally I don't really like their fries that much. If you don't eat them immediately they turn into a rubbery type of worm in imo. :noidea:
 
rezrider

rezrider

530ktm:
Me neither and personally I don't really like their fries that much. If you don't eat them immediately they turn into a rubbery type of worm in imo. :noidea:
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i said the sme thing only they turned into cardboard... good if ordered animal style... :thumb:
 
Sun

Sun

You need to order those fries extra crispy! They are much better that way. I heard they put some chemical that is used in Silly Putty into the french frie grease at McDonald's. I imagine if they do it there, they do it almost everywhere. Maybe that is why at In and Out they taste different. Maybe they dont use that chemical. It is suppose to keep the grease from foaming up. Gross! I havent had a McD fry since I heard that. No McDonald's for that matter. Not that i ate there often but once in a great while. Now I cant even picture them without thinking of Silly Putty.
 
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TurtleShifter

Sun:
You need to order those fries extra crispy! They are much better that way. I heard they put some chemical that is used in Silly Putty into the french frie grease at McDonald's. I imagine if they do it there, they do it almost everywhere. Maybe that is why at In and Out they taste different. Maybe they dont use that chemical. It is suppose to keep the grease from foaming up. Gross! I havent had a McD fry since I heard that. No McDonald's for that matter. Not that i ate there often but once in a great while. Now I cant even picture them without thinking of Silly Putty.
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Mmmmm, silly putty :wave:
 
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TurtleShifter

Sun:
You need to order those fries extra crispy! They are much better that way. I heard they put some chemical that is used in Silly Putty into the french frie grease at McDonald's. I imagine if they do it there, they do it almost everywhere. Maybe that is why at In and Out they taste different. Maybe they dont use that chemical. It is suppose to keep the grease from foaming up. Gross! I havent had a McD fry since I heard that. No McDonald's for that matter. Not that i ate there often but once in a great while. Now I cant even picture them without thinking of Silly Putty.
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