In-N-Out’s secret menu is a lot more extensive than previously thought: Customers looking to cut back on carbs will want to try the ‘Flying Dutchman’ and ‘Roadkill Fries’ are not what you think
The food items on In-N-Out Burger’s secret menu are more extensive than foodies might think.
Customers looking to get their hands on a lesser-known item from In-N-Out Burger can order meals from the menu if they know the right lingo, such as the Flying Dutchman and Roadkill Fries.
The Flying Dutchman comes with two pieces of cheese and burgers without bread, and the Roadkill Fries comes with small pieces of burgers.
The fast food chain also has special conditions that can reinforce preferences for burgers, fries and drinks.
All the information you would ever need about the iconic secret menu can be found in the 2023 book The Ins-N-Outs of In-N-Out Burger, written by Lynsi Snyder, president of the restaurant chain.
Customers looking to get their hands on a not-so-well-known item can head to In-N-Out Burger and order food items like the Flying Dutchman and Roadkill Fries
The Flying Dutchman contains two pieces of cheese and burgers without bread, and the Roadkill Fries are topped with small pieces of burger
In-N-Out Burger was founded by Harry Snyderwho opened the first restaurant in 1948 at Francisquito and Garvey in Baldwin Park, California.
Snyder’s wife, Esther, was in charge of the restaurant’s accounting.
Now their granddaughter is president of the fast-food chain and oversees more than 400 In-N-Out Burgers across the country.
In-N-Out Burger celebrated its 75th anniversary last year, prompting reporter Andy Riesmeyer and In-N-Out Burger expert George Geary to celebrate the chain’s achievement by serving the Flying Dutchman and Lemon Fries in one of to try the restaurants.
During their meal, Geary admitted to Riesmeyer that it was the first time he had ever seen a Flying Dutchman and that the lemon fries “weren’t bad.”
Other items the couple ordered from the secret menu include well done fries, side-by-side shakes and asking for the sport pepper topping.
Andy Riesmeyer and In-N-Out Burger expert George Geary tried the Flying Dutchman and Lemon Fries yesterday at one of the restaurants on February 7
The Side-by-side shake is a secret drink order where a customer can choose to mix two or three flavors instead of just one. Another secret fry menu item is the Lemon Fries, which are fries with a hint of lemon juice
The Animal Style burger is one of the most popular secret menu items at the restaurant chain, including combinations and the option to have three burger patties
“You’ve heard the rumors, wondered what was on them, and maybe even felt a little left out. But in reality we have no secrets at all,” the restaurant chain writes about them not-so-secret-menu.
Some items on this menu include the Scooby snack and the animal style burger, also known as ‘the most popular item‘ from the secret menu.