Re: Fast food wars
Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 11:31 pm
you probably don't want to know
not sure, but, it's likely illegal in most states, outside the SEC, anyhoo.Martyred wrote:Excuse me, but what the fuck is an "animal style double double"?mvscal wrote:I'll take an animal style double double over any shitburger you've ever had any day.
The patties are fried in mustard and served w/ lettuce, tomato, cheese, grilled onions, pickle and spread.Martyred wrote:Excuse me, but what the fuck is an "animal style double double"?mvscal wrote:I'll take an animal style double double over any shitburger you've ever had any day.
wasn't aware that mustard could be used as a frying medium? sounds damn tasty anyhoo.mvscal wrote:The patties are fried in mustard and served w/ lettuce, tomato, cheese, grilled onions, pickle and spread.Martyred wrote:Excuse me, but what the fuck is an "animal style double double"?mvscal wrote:I'll take an animal style double double over any shitburger you've ever had any day.
Actually, that sounds pretty good.mvscal wrote:
The patties are fried in mustard and served w/ lettuce, tomato, cheese, grilled onions, pickle and spread.
Yeah they grill one side, squirt some mustard on the top and flip it so it cooks into the burger. Good chit.smackaholic wrote:wasn't aware that mustard could be used as a frying medium? sounds damn tasty anyhoo.
Whatever floats your boat. Yellow mustard, dijon, spicy brown it's all good. I'm pretty sure they use yellow at In and Out.Martyred wrote:Actually, that sounds pretty good.mvscal wrote:
The patties are fried in mustard and served w/ lettuce, tomato, cheese, grilled onions, pickle and spread.
If you were to make this at home, what type of mustard would you use? Just plain old yellow prepared?
It sounds dirty, doesn't it.Cuda wrote:you probably don't want to know
only when you say it, honey.trev wrote:It sounds dirty, doesn't it.Cuda wrote:you probably don't want to know
My go to order.mvscal wrote: I'll take an animal style double double over any shitburger you've ever had any day.
Bit on the caloric side. tubs?Mikey wrote: Ever had animal fries? Tasty but a bit on the caloric side.
One variation at I&O that's worth trying is to order the fries well done. They leave them in the fryer a little longer and they come out nice and crispy. Also, it's a special order so they cook them up separately - usually end up with more than will fill a regular tray but they dump the whole load in the box anyway.
Yeah, don't care for 'em, even though their regular fries are shitty, too. Like I said before, the main reason they're shitty is because they use the wrong kind of potatoes (Kennebec), which are good for potato chips, but don't make good fries. As far as burgers go, the double double animal style is the bomb.Mikey wrote:Ever had animal fries
Meh. No.mvscal wrote:
That is a single animal style.