[Food] In N Out - 3x3, Animal Fries, Neapolitan Milkshake Review (sponsored by SahaGold.com)

Review sponsored by http://www.sahagold.com . Not actually a website at the moment, but uh you get the point? Sponsored by the user SahaGold.

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As you can tell by some of the other reviews, Sahagold has some kind of sick fetish for overfeeding people. He jokingly said it is for Thanksgiving, but I think it is true. The 3x3 would have been plenty of food for a meal alone (860 calories, full of fat.. it is more than a meal by itself. Every meal at fast food joints are an excessive amount of food.

Price Paid: $5.10 for 3x3, $3.75 for Animal Fries, $2.35 for milkshake. Total: $12.12



The burger uses small, usually undercooked patties. I saw so much pink and even red in these 3 patties, and every time I've been here it is always like that. Lilttle Bothersome, but whatever. The burger has a bit of a sour taste from the pickles and the loads of sauce. The 3x3's third slice of cheese makes the ordeal extremely cheesy. This is either good or bad, depending on the bite you took. The grilled onions taste fantastic, and the burger itself, along with the "spread" create a unique flavor combination. I think that In n Out's burger is good, but no where near amazing. It is so unique, that I think everyone should try it regardless.

Low 4/5. The burger is fine. Unique taste makes it hard to put a number on it. Everyone should try it once.



Oh no. What have I done.

I've been to In n Out, and I knew this was a good idea. I was curious to see if maybe I got a bad batch of fires, but no. The fries themselves taste like spare cardboard from a hobo's signage. The "spread" doesn't really go well with the fries, and the cheese makes the fries tolerable, but doesn't save them at all. I'd rather eat microwave fries than this.

Low 1/5. Horrible fries, bad combination.



I'm not a huge fan of Neapolitan ice cream, but whatever. As usual, chocolate and strawberry dominate dessert. Vanilla is my favorite, and it takes a back seat. The chocolate and strawberry flavors are the typical basic cheap flavoring you can get anywhere else. The mixture actually makes it taste like those cheap tubs of ice cream.

High 2/5. Not my style of product, but that's because I don't like cheap chocolate / strawberry ice cream.

The only item I'd get here again, would be the milkshake in the form of a vanilla one (personal taste), and the burger. The burgers are unique enough to be worthwhile on occasion.

 

i could slam a shake

 

Along with the burger and fries, this was 2.1-2.2k Calories lmao.

Also, I don't mess with sweets all that much.

 

I'm very upset that you are critical about In n Out. The one thing I'll agree with you are the fries, they're consistently just eh across the board.

I've been easily to half a dozen In N Outs and never seen a rare/raw burger so I'm not sure which one you're at, or if it's a newly opened one in a new area or what. The burgers are superb. The shakes are also superb. I demand you visit another location and do another review

 

I've been to multiple locations; same thing happened. I went during the first opening day and then went a few times throughout the years to other locations. Always raw or "rare" but like there are some bright red chunks in the meat every time (just looked at my receipts, been there 6 times total where I've paid, plus one on another card. I've been there plenty of times, usually as a "it is midnight and In n Out is nearby and cheaper than Whataburger" type of thing.

I wouldn't call them superb even if they were cooked. It is a unique taste that some might like or love. I find it to be alright. Low 4/5 means 2 steps above average on my scale.

 

them fries looks like they need more time in the fryer

 

They need more time in the flavortown.

 

americans lul

 

Your mistake here is trusting Jozz's reviews as being accurate. I've found if you do the exact opposite of what @Alex_J_Leon says, you will always be left satisfied and smiling.

 

@ilovegold69 will cum-firm