21 Things You Didn’t Know About In-N-Out

[1nutkruk]

They don't expand to states that don't support the spread.

Too bad because with all the pot smokers here INO would double their profits.

[Hollyw00d]

A double double with avocado sounds pretty awesome to me.

I'll eat avocado with pretty much anything tho, so..

[Lou]

I want it gone completely.  I can't stand that I have to waste my breath to ask them not to include it.  

 

Stradling, any chance there is expansion to Colorado?  I know there are plenty of cattle ranches around.

 

"No spread"

 

Damn, I'm winded !

[Blarg]

"No spread"

Damn, I'm winded !

You forgot a comma.

[Tank]

Two grilled cheese, light onion only.

I'm gonna go lie down.

[CaliAngel]

I don't get how someone could possibly argue that adding 2 ingredients makes the menu at INO any less simple.

[Brandon]

Spread is nasty. Thousand Island on burgers is as gross as limp dick undercooked fries.

[Stradling]

Let me try to get caught up:

Yes splint we have stores with multiple restrooms

Colorado could happen one of these days, but it won't be our next state. I know nothing about the populations density of Colorado, so I can't really give you any real info on when.

Spread is here to stay.

We won't be adding to our menu. I have been there for 27 years, and we have added only drinks (coke, instead of pepsi, Dr Pepper, Light lemonade, and we use to have orange drink) in that time. We've also added Xlarge drinks.

As far as making it sound simple to add avocado or bacon, it isn't as simple as it sounds, especially bacon. We are in the beef (cow) business, not the pig business. If we were to add bacon there is no way we wouldn't do it as fresh as we do our meat, which is extremely fresh. Would it be delicious, absolutely, would it be profitable, no doubt about it, we will do it, I highly doubt it. We keep it simple, it works and we like it that way.

[halobob]

If I could add avocado and bacon to my double double at In N Out that'd make me really happy.

[Blarg]

INO is BYOB (Brimg your own bacon)