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In-n-out Burger

jknnej

By jknnej
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jknnej Collaborator
jknnej
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In N Out Burger offers protein style burgers (wrapped in lettuce as a bun) AND I've spoken with my students who work there: if they even accidentally put bread on your burger they make your entire burger over for you without you having to say a word. They are super careful.

I had a shake there yesterday and it was great..

Aren't shakes usually OK as long as it's not a malt?

mmmm they have a neopolitan shake there (choc/straw/van mixed) it is out of this freakin' world!

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elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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My prob with In & Out is that they toast the buns on the grill next to the burgers. I went there ( not the one by me) totally excited to have a protein style burger and left because you can see everything where they are cooking and the grill was covered in buns. Its always so busy that I didn't feel like asking them to clean a part of the grill to cook my burger.

What is your experience with that aspect, because there is one walking distance to my house and it is sooooo yummy I would love to eat there.

Elonwy

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PicturePerfect
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My dad does some electrical work for In-N-Out, and he asked a guy if they can be absolutely sure that is gluten-free. He said to ask for the manager of the store, then ask him for a Gluten-Free Burger. He/she should know what that is. They will cook it on a totally separate, clean grill and someone with clean hands will make the protein-style burger! I haven't had ANY problems with In-in-Out since then! :D

Hope I could help!!!

Lisa

elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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Man that will make me so happy if I can work that out. Their food is soooo good, and I know their fries are ok, its just potatoes, and they don't do other fried food.

Yeah their shakes are awesome too. If I hadn't just had dinner, I'd be there right now.

Yummmmy.

Elonwy

jknnej Collaborator
jknnej
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Does anyone know if In N Out thousand island dressing is gluten free? I bought a burger there tonight and couldn't eat it because it had dressing on it.

I had already left the store and wasn't able to go back so I had to scrap the entire burger.

If anyone knows this, please let me know asap! I want to have In n Out again!!!

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PicturePerfect
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Does anyone know if In N Out thousand island dressing is gluten free? I bought a burger there tonight and couldn't eat it because it had dressing on it.

I had already left the store and wasn't able to go back so I had to scrap the entire burger.

If anyone knows this, please let me know asap! I want to have In n Out again!!!

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The Thousand Island Dressing is NOT gluten-free!! Well, at least they don't put it on it if you ask for a gluten-free burger... so it is safe to assume that it is NOT gluten-free.

Lisa

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skbird
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I was still having problems with protein style burgers there but then found out I am sensitive to citric acid and the wash they use on the lettuce must contain it because I now order it "Flying Dutchman" with onion (Flying Dutchman is two patties with cheese between, that's it) and I haven't had a problem. I haven't asked about the lettuce wash there but just avoid it now. Since we usually get it to go and come back to work, I will toast some gluten-free bread (yep, in my own toaster at my desk - don't think I'm not the talk of the office!) and eat it just like everyone else. Mmmmmm!

I never liked their fries, honestly, which is good because I can't eat potatoes now (nightshade) and I don't eat refined sugar so I have never had the shakes. But they sound great!

Stephanie

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pacanuck Newbie
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I never liked their fries, honestly, which is good because I can't eat potatoes now (nightshade)

Stephanie

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Hi Stephanie...sorry to appear ignorant but would you explain to a newbie what your quote means? I wouldn't bother you but it's just got me soooooooo curious.....thanks so much!!

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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Potatoes are part of the nightshade family, along with tomatoes and, I think, peppers, but I'm not sure about that one. Sometimes, if you're sensitive to one type of plant, you'll be sensitive to the whole family of plants. Nightshade's a tough one to work with, because those items are also pretty common (particularly that potato!).

(Ironically, tomatoes, as a part of the nightshade family to which the deadly belladona herb belongs, were also thought to be very poisonous because they were in the same family. So, for a long time, many parts of the world didn't eat them!)

pacanuck Newbie
pacanuck
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Thanks tarnalbarry...I appreciate your reply.

My heart goes out to those who can't eat them...just makes life that much trickier....

thanks again!

elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
Posted

I was reading the new SillyYaks Restaurant list and the dressing is gluten-free but there is a risk of cross contamination because they use a knife to spread it on the buns.

So protien style no dressing. Yummy.

Elonwy

jknnej Collaborator
jknnej
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My hubby just went to In N Out to get us lunch. No dressing this time! That's OK cus' I don't like dressing on burgers, anyway. I told him to ask for it gluten-free and to ask for it plain. I'll put my own ketchup/etc. on it at home.

Can't wait!

Thanks for the tip about the dressing. I figured it was not gluten-free! Glad I played it safe and didn't eat it!

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