Copycat In-N-Out Animal Style Burger Recipe (2024)

FAQs

What makes an in and out burger animal style? ›

Grilled onions cooked down in the collected meat juices on the hot griddle can be added to any sandwich, and come standard if you ask for your burger or fries Animal Style. An Animal Style burger also includes extra Thousand Island spread, mustard grilled patties, and extra pickles.

Cheeseburger 100% beef patty, lettuce, tomato, spread, 1 slice of American cheese, with or without onions, bun. 2 100% beef patties, lettuce, tomato, spread, 2 slices of American cheese, with or without onions, bun. French Fries Prepared fresh in 100% sunflower oil using only fresh potatoes.

3 tablespoons (45ml) mayonnaise. 1 tablespoon (15ml) ketchup. 2 teaspoons (10g) sweet pickle relish. 1/2 teaspoon sugar.

Ingredients in In-N-Out Spread

Mayonnaise: This is the base of the spread recipe. Ketchup: A couple tablespoons ketchup adds in the sweetness of this spread. Sweet Pickle Relish: Sweet relish is the secret to this spread. The sweet pickles take the spread to a whole new level.

Also frequently called "Monkey Style" at In-N-Out, Gorilla Style refers to any burger with animal fries shoved in the middle. However, if you're planning on ordering this during your next In-N-Out Burger visit, be sure to tell the In-N-Out employee exactly what it is.

Harry Snyder the founder of in-n-out created the not-so-secret-menu item called the “Flying Dutchman” It comprises of two burger patties and two cheese slices without buns or condiments. This no buns, no fuss burger was later adapted when people started using caramelized onions for buns.

Worst: 4×4 ('Quad Quad') Animal-Style

(Nutritional information is estimated from online sources.) Also called the Quad Quad, this not-so-secret menu option is as its name suggests: four all-beef patties, four slices of American cheese, and all the standard condiments on a fresh-baked bun.

According to In-N-Out's website, said chuck is, "individually inspected...from premium cattle selected especially for In-N-Out Burger." The 100% USDA ground chuck is free of additives, fillers, and preservatives. And no, the patties are never, ever frozen.

According to the In-N-Out website, a standard cheeseburger with onion equals about 480 calories, with 27g fat, 1,000mg sodium, and 10g sugar. Choose to get the burger protein style by subbing lettuce for the bun and that'll drop those figures a bit to 330 calories, with 25g fat, 720mg sodium, and 7g sugar.

Animal Style is one of the most popular secret styles. In addition to the standard toppings burgers in that range include mustard fried on each meat patty, pickles, grilled onions, and extra spread.

What cheese does in and out use? ›

Our American cheese is the real thing. And we use the best available onions and the plumpest, juiciest tomatoes we can find. Our buns are baked using old-fashioned, slow-rising sponge dough. And we make every burger one at a time, cooked fresh to order.

In and Out spread does not contain dairy, it is primarily mayonnaise, ketchup and relish with some salt and pepper, vinegar, sugar and Worcester sauce.

The yellow chile peppers carried by IN-IN-OUT burger are in fact cascabella peppers. Cascabella peppers are cone shaped and produce a chile pepper that is approximately 1 ¾” long by ¾” wide. Cascabellas turn from yellow, to orange, to red when mature. The plant has green stems, green leaves and white flowers.

The Double-Double usually comes with two beef patties, two slices of American cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, and spread, but "animal style" is slightly different. However, it doesn't affect the price.

Because of similarities in color and taste, many people assume that In-N-Out's burger sauce is simply Thousand Island dressing, i.e. a blend of mayonnaise and ketchup. However, Thousand Island has a thicker consistency and is slightly spicier than In-N-Out sauce.

Sometimes referred to as the Scooby Snack, this plain beef patty has no bun or condiments, making it the perfect treat for your canine companion. Monkey Style: Sorry, but this order doesn't exist.

What we have here is a “Double-Double, Cold Cheese” (two slices of meat, with two slices of American Cheese, unmelted), served “Protein Style” (lettuce replacing the buns) and cooked “Animal Style” (meat is fried in onions and mustard, and served with extra thousand island dressing, and extra pickles), and served with ...

Ask for a “Side-by-Side” and mix two flavors, or get a “Neapolitan Shake” that mixes all three. Other not-so-secret orders include “Roadkill Fries” with hamburger meat crumbled on top, “Grilled Cheese, “Animal Fries” and a “Scooby Snack,” which is just a patty in a wrapper.

Requesting anything on the menu "animal style" automatically adds extra spread and grilled chopped onions. For burgers, it also means automatic mustard grilled patties, extra pickles, and extra deliciousness.