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In N' Out Burger

jkmunchkin

By jkmunchkin
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jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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So ofcourse I took it upon myself to call In n' Out Burger just now. The woman at customer service said they are a slow growing company but they do infact have plans to expand to the East Coast. She couldn't really give me a time fram... but atleast this means that in my lifetime we will have an In n' Out Burger - LOL!!

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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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You're just full of good news these days, Jillian! :D

Moongirl Community Regular
Moongirl
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that would be a dream, when i visited cali a few years back i ate there everyday i was there cause i knew we couldnt get them on the east coast....YUM that would be a great replacement for the McDs stuff!

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VegasCeliacBuckeye
Posted

Hmmmmm,

Double-Double-With Cheese-Protein Style (No sauce, no grilled onions)

French Fries

Always a winner!

elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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They are a slow growth company because they are family owned and VERY particular about who gets thier franchise, which is awesome because it keeps the quality up. Also very religious, I am always tickled by the proverbs on the cups when I'm drinking a shake.

I hope they keep expanding, because they rock, but I hope they stick to thier standards as well. McD's was a family owned small burger chain once upon a time.

Elonwy

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Canadian Karen
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Think I can coax them up to Canada? :unsure::( Sounds like an awesome alternative to McD's....... Maybe they would trust their family business to celiacs who know how important it is to keep up quality control.....

Karen

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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They are a slow growth company because they are family owned and VERY particular about who gets thier franchise, which is awesome because it keeps the quality up. Also very religious, I am always tickled by the proverbs on the cups when I'm drinking a shake.

I hope they keep expanding, because they rock, but I hope they stick to thier standards as well. McD's was a family owned small burger chain once upon a time.

Elonwy

Actually I think this is the reason they are slow to expand; they want to do it right. Because I made a joke saying and when they come here can they make sure to bring the protein burger with them. She said that all their items and practices come with the additions :)

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VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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WELL THEY BETTER STOP IN NASHVILLE ON THEIR WAY THROUGH OR YOU CANT HAVE THEM! :P

Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
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Think I can coax them up to Canada? :unsure::( Sounds like an awesome alternative to McD's....... Maybe they would trust their family business to celiacs who know how important it is to keep up quality control.....

Karen

Dag gone, Karen, your always one post ahead of me :lol::lol:

I was just going to post that on here.

Oh, well, great minds ..... :)

Judy

debmidge Rising Star
debmidge
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Does In/Out have a website?

Do they have a reliable gluten-free menu?

CeliaCruz Rookie
CeliaCruz
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Because I made a joke saying and when they come here can they make sure to bring the protein burger with them. She said that all their items and practices come with the additions :)

In/Out was singled out in the book "Fast Food Nation" for being a good fast food franchise on many levels -- the beef isn't frozen, they treat their workers really well etc. It's not just the Celiacs who sing its praises. Lots of people who are simply health conscious in general love it.

Also, the protein burger is actually a popular item on their menu. A lot of non-celiac friends of mine who live on the West Coast and are "doing atkins" get it all the time. It's nice to know that they probably won't take it off the menu because it's profitable...and not just a "favor" they are doing for the celiac community.

elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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Anything other than thier basic things are not on thier menu, you just have to know how to order. They are VERY serious about thier food. They also do a "grilled cheese" for vegetarians ( obviously not gluten-free, they use a bun), its not on thier menu, but they're cook it away from a meat area if you ask. They don't make anything that could cross-contaminate thier fries, no breaded foods of any kind other than thier buns. When I order I do ask for a clean grill away from the buns, they have a grill in the back that they leave open for special orders I have watched them every time and they are very careful. No offense to anyone in the fast food industry, but the people that work there tend to be a bit more attentive and on the ball than your standard fast food place.

Its not fast food, its In-N-Out.

Elonwy

uclangel422 Apprentice
uclangel422
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My friend works at In & Out here in L.A.

When i told her that i got diagnosed with celiac disease, she responded, "we learned about that at work." I think that they go out of their way to keep their employees informed about food allergies and special orders.

Oh and another tip, if you want crispy fries, order them "well done"

jknnej Collaborator
jknnej
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They can't actually take the protein style "off" the menu; it's just their standard burger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun. All of their burgers come with lettuce and tomato so they will always have lettuce on the premises.

Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
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but they're cook it away from a meat area if you ask. They don't make anything that could cross-contaminate thier fries, no breaded foods of any kind other than thier buns. When I order I do ask for a clean grill away from the buns, they have a grill in the back that they leave open for special orders I have watched them every time and they are very careful. Elonwy

Hi

Elonwy

want to bet the first place I hit???? :lol::lol:

I've mapped out everyone from Los Alamotis to Hollywood and to Catalina Island :):):)

2 weeks from tonight I'll be eating a protein burger, ff and milkshake....

can't wait.

you rock..

judy

My friend works at In & Out here in L.A.

When i told her that i got diagnosed with celiac disease, she responded, "we learned about that at work." I think that they go out of their way to keep their employees informed about food allergies and special orders.

Oh and another tip, if you want crispy fries, order them "well done"

thanks for the tip. love them crispy

Judy in Philly

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