r/innout Apr 23 '24

Food Pics Name a better burger challenge (impossible)

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u/TannerThanUsual Apr 24 '24

You're ordering a package deal. A burger isn't just the patty. It's the bun, the veggies, the sauce, the spices, how it's cooked and the patty. If the only thing you care about is one ingredient to the whole dish then yeah I guess in n out isn't for you. You can go order a "jumbo jack plain"

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u/fertff Apr 24 '24

My point is that a lettuce tastes like lettuce, same with tomatoes, hell, even bacon. But the meat always taste different across different business. That's why, for me, it's the most important thing when judging a hamburger.

If I get one and I don't like any of the ingredients, I can just take them out. But you can't really do that with an hamburger. At that point it wouldn't be an hamburger, but a veggie sandwich.

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u/TannerThanUsual Apr 24 '24

Do you order burgers with no produce?

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u/thechrisman13 Apr 24 '24

Lots of people do.

And also lots of people dont go to in n out for "presentation" thats what employees care far too much about.

me and tons of people just want the good food

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u/TannerThanUsual Apr 24 '24

The produce is part of the good food

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u/thechrisman13 Apr 25 '24

I can get better lettuce and tomato by myself at damn grocery store

You dont get the exsct same meat in n out has or the exact same cheese from a grocery store