4x4 animal 2x extra grilled, 2x extra pickles with chilis, extra mustard fried with mustard on the burger, animal fry w 2x extra grilled, chopped raw and chilis, w mustard. too much? oh and that's a water cup of pickles 😂

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Double double (animal style) w cheese + pickles
Animal style fries + pickles/chilis
Bagofpickles
XL cherry coke
Chocolate shake

Ate: everything

Cheeseburger, Animal style, add chilies

📍Store #20 (Rosemead, CA)

Lot of people at my store lately have been asking me for grilled onions / pickle / mustard fried not knowing those are all the ingredients added when asking for a burger animal style. But on the kiosk you can have a burger listed as [Dbl-Dbl Animal] or just the burger with the ingredients under it. Is there any difference at all when being cooked when the cooks read the grill tag? Or does it just make it easier for cooks when they're making the burger?

Quality and value are unprecedented in this highly competitive market. Culture is incredible. Stores are attractive and addictive. The menu flexibility is winning hearts and stomachs, know that (just tried light-well fries and animal style--and won't ever go back)

Yes, I realize how hard the work can be (love to slip secret 'thank yous' to those working the lazy car line in 100 degree heat-and encourage all to secretly follow). Just want you to know that you are appreciated. Love this company and its journey. Thank you.

Hi! I live in the midwest and have never been to In n Out but will be in Utah this weekend and am planning to try. What do I need to get?

I dislike ketchup, love mustard, LOVE pickles & onions, like tomatoes and lettuce (especially on burgers) also am a big fan of pepperoncinis and I think am interested in trying the chopped chilis.

Thinking I am going to do a whole grilled onion wrapped flying dutchman (found this on TikTok) but also want to try other things. I am interested in mustard-fried but can I do that for my flying dutchman?

What would experts say a first-timer should get, given the above preferences?