Brits try IN-N-OUT Secret Menus for the first time!

I think you will enjoy it 😅

That was a quick reaction just the instant realisation was amazing

I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ollie is the best

🤣🤣🤣Can LITERALLY SEE the thought process

typical ollie 😂

same 😂

no literally and i live in georgia so i cant even get in n out if i wanted to 😭

Still can't believe it's been 7 months since they uploaded this

They open at 10:30am.

I'm here wishing In-N-Out was open at 3:26am

Also has to do with preferences.

Like me. No In and Out here in Washington yet.

Very true. It started as a Hollywood thing for actresses and quickly moved to all dieters.

When I found out I have gluten sensitivity, I was both happy and sad: happy that I finally knew what was shredding my insides, and sad that it meant having to possibly cut out wheat, rye, and barley entirely. But it was also the driving force behind me discovering the In-N-Out secret menu when I did -- and discovering, WOW!, how much I prefer "protein style" to a traditional bun.

@@merriemisfit8406 I just went gluten free for the same reason. I feel so much better and don't take all that time off work now.

His face that entire scene was killing me like "olly you dick stop making me laugh while trying to recover from that embarassment"

haha ikr

What a coincidence! I'm also a foodie! We should go on some food adventures :)

ive heard too many bad stories about coachella from my friends who went. so yes, i agree 100% id rather spend my money eating from different fast food joints than go to coachella.

Food tour, with your best bud, in a Winnebago. I would be so down.

both are fun... hahah shoutout the paella at coach

Coachella: Lots of walking in hot weather around drunk/high people.
Food: food.
The winner is clear.

And Math!

Jesus Christ loves you all ✝️

I thought it was a motorcycle crew name? Maybe the guy in charge was called animal and so was the gang? I heard it was a group of people who ordered that way

It reminds me of little Juno who also said "I'm a genius" in the past video! 😂

Yes its true 😁

i need a t-shirt with that on

Or in the video with NCT 127, when Ollie compared them to the Avengers.

I feel like they missed a good one, the "Uncle Ssam"

There are other reasons! 🙂 Hope you find some of them and get to see them, mate!

Seriously that's what I've been thinking just a second ago. Forget sightseeing those statues, parks and what not, I just wanna try all the food.

What food is your most likely to be first to try?

@@Mikcha212 actually a lot of the foods i want to try are tex-mex;; we did get a couple taco bells open in australia recently but i’ve never found their flimsy tacos appetising

AYEE finally found a fellow Aussie jolly bean!! btw totally agree - as a Filipino Australian I’ve always been so jealous of all the great fast food chains they have in America... OH and the food trucks!!

I just do two with no spread, no tomato. No fries. Water. 500 calories.

I do agree however that that little bitty patty does get lost in all that lettuce. But how do you control it at all without all that lettuce? Incidentally my local location has recently switched to butter lettuce but only for the protein style. It’s the perfect lettuce for just such a dish.

@@ascent8487No spread is a crime. Just sayin’

@@ascent8487 oh I’m not doing it to watch my calorie intake, I’m gluten free so this is the only option for me at In-n-out :) not gluten free by choice! So I pack that burger and get extra fries and a shake😩

@B D, I know most people feel this way but I hate condiments. I hate ketchup, mustard, Mayo, American BBQ sauces, vinegar unless it’s cooked down and salad dressing. They are repulsive to me. I can smell ketchup being opened in another room. If someone tells me “there’s only a little Mayo in it,” they may as well be telling me “there’s only a little feces in it.” I do not need that spread anywhere near my food. I’m good. But to each his own.

Root beer is legitimately good, and sort of a hidden secret of soft drinks. What a flavor it has.

It's kinda like cream soda in a way

I don’t think that’s a good thing you saw what happened to the Chinese when they had a drink like that

They arebexpecting ginger beer, which I like, then the sasaffras hits them, followed by the overwhelming sweetness.

Both root beer and ginger beer are incredible once you acquire The taste for it

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Burger for rabbits

i like lettuce bun burgers but this just looks like so much lettuce, for rabbits indeed LMAO

Me too. As a Filipino, I'll eat it with rice haha

@@cosmicrae we Asian eat everything with rice just like KFC with rice perfect 😂

the lettuce wrap is surprisingly good if you're on a keto diet. they do it at five guys too.

Lmao be careful or the Texans and east coasters will flip their shits. They tried to say chick fil A is just as good or better lol

@@nathandrivelordkingalwaysr513 a single grilled sandwich as much as an entire meal.

@@nerdchattershow it’s literally Popeyes with buns lmao

@@nathandrivelordkingalwaysr513 I wouldn't even give them that much credit LUL

@@nerdchattershow lmao

I agree with everything you said except the two kinds of Americans, which are actually Americans who have never had good American Cheese and Americans who have. Give Boar's Head American Cheese (or any other deli variety made of only cheese and milk) and you'll see what I mean.

We shouldn't forget the puppy patty for the puppers. :')

“There are two types of Americans, those that like American cheese and those who are in denial.” LOL! I watched a food network chef on a show called “The best thing I ever ate.” He was talking about this sea food macaroni and cheese at a restaurant he liked and he was dumbfounded when he found out the cheese used in it was block style American cheese!

@@queenbeemo42 Yes! Block style American cheese!

I used to get 2 InNOut grilled cheeses after my gym workout. Ate them in corner of the parking lot likeI was having a clandestine affair lol

I'd say it's matched by Chick-Fil-A, but I think they are in a league of their own when it comes to fast food.

Come to the east coast (D.C, New York, Boston) and get chick fil a. I think it’s leagues ahead of INO

@@dominickwest7558 chick fil a and in n out are still miles ahead of literally everyone else though

​@@dominickwest7558 Chick-Fil-A is in no way shape or form as good as INO. Their food standards are nowhere as high.

@@Teeveepicksures Almost anything is better than INO, at least in Texas. Try Whataburger instead. The INO close to us is pretty wretched, at least that goes for their cardboard fries and meh hamburgers. I'll eat a protein burger once in a great while , but that's a pretty meh experience, too.

is it cheap? im from the uk and would assume this is pricey! looks too good

@@Evar0se definitely! a cheeseburger is around £2.50, a double cheeseburger meal with fries and a drink is around £6.40!

The ingredients, especially the veggies are so fresh too.
Not a fan of their fries though.

@@jimmyy4667 the fries are always a bit sub-par, but ordering them well-done makes them crispier

@@kapeamalia2743 wow wtf thats amazing!!

Even when he’s not there, he still has the best NordVPN ads out😅

NORD... VPNNNNNN

His ads are the reason I got Nord.

i feel like if you grew up eating it then you love it. ppl in the south love waffle house, ppl iin cali love in and out

What I've learned is that it's really bad outside California lol

Overrated doesn't mean it isn't good. It's pretty good but a lot of people act like it's the best food on the planet.

It's very good for its price. Never understood it when people compare places like Five Guys or Shake Shack to it.

It's definitely overrated. I enjoy it too, quite a bit actually. It's just some people swear it's like the best thing ever and take some weird pride in it. If I had out of state visitors come over, taking them to In N out would be like one of the last places I would take them unless they were poor. It's hard to beat that value though lol.

You know how there's a little display board that's to the right side of the cash register? They have some info about their history and also show some the shirts you can buy. You can also ask for one of the paper hats, if you didn't know~

In Vegas they have a separate building where u can go get shirts and stickers and stuff.

I used to collect the shirts, but I stopped. Way back when, the shirts were printed on Beefy-T stock. Nowadays they are practically see-through thin.

Lmao and you’re a California?? 😅

Dude i lived in Florida all my life and have family from California and i know they sell shirts…😂😂😂

life is funny. Korean American man here thinking about where I might find fufu on my business trip next month... weird, right?

Turning 27 this year and I can relate! 😅 I actually want fries now lol

Apart from the age, same here in Germany 😂

Was going to say. Missed the Flying Dutchman. I do that one every chance I get

Everyone who goes to Wendy's does this. You can't always try it with McDonald's since their ice cream machine is perpetually "broken"

@@anasandoval6698 That seems to be mostly US McD problem.

@@anasandoval6698 Frosty and fries is an OLD tradition. Super fucking good.

I think there is a whole cult for that 😂

Sooo good it's like fried ice cream. I disgustingly do it with nuggets too lol

Wait people don't dip their fries?!

Nothing like it!

We dip the chicken nuggets in the chocolate frosty too… don’t knock it till you try it!

I do the same at Wendy’s! And yes! to Josh’s laugh!!!

My grandson and i i think wendys fries dipped the frosty tastes like brownies and icecream. 😊

Born and raised in so cal too ! I hope you get to eat a lot of it when u come back!

hope you enjoy your visit when you come back!!! socal misses you!

For the price point it really can’t be beat. I never feel that terrible after eating it like I would at Wendy’s or something (which has its place too). Plus they pay decent wages!

same it's so good. craving it so bad

LOL no it isn't. It's extremely average and not anything to write home about. Just standard California nonsense that thinks it's the best.

I believe there is some kind of cold/cough medicine with a very similar flavor profile to root beer in the UK.

It's true..😂 I love how he presents for the audience 🙊♥️

hoesntly, after my surfshark expires, Im getting nord, just cus of oilleeeee

@@Milkshaku Not just Ollie, but Sam Regal, and Harry Mack. If nothing else, at least Nord ad read are entertaining.

Does anyone remember which video he did the whole jazzy piano/chorus song for the ad? I was trying to find it again yesterday

So true lol🤣

It's definitely different than McDonalds. They make cheeseburgers without any meat for vegetarians. The toasted bun is so tasty that the whole concoction is delicious.

Even in the 70's, In n Out had this vibe but mostly drive thru's...I don't recall indoor seating.

That’s funny because the vibe I got when I walked into my first In-N-Out was the 1950s. Maybe it was just that location (New Braunfels, TX), or maybe it was just so brand new they had an insane amount of extremely eager workers for a fast food restaurant that just struck me as being from a more innocent time. The 80s weren’t that in any way, shape or form.

I think it's supposed to be more 1950's, but the 80's mimicked a lot of that eara. But definitely "sock hop", 1950's is the vibe at In N Out

Yes! Glad to find a friend. I don't know I miss this kind of video until I watch it.

Cream cheese is good in a cheesecake but I wouldn't like it on a pizza. Everything has a place, and it's asinine to insult it when it's out of its element.

I mean, I live in California, and love In-N-Out, but can't stand American cheese. I agree that it's good on an In-N-Out burger though. Anyway, I learned something today, didn't realize that American cheese was made for burgers. I'll be a little easier on American cheese from now on.

To be fair, 'American Cheese' slices are not real cheese, in fact most things marketed as 'American Cheese' are not fully cheese.
It's literally made from melting different real cheeses together and adding about the same amount again of other things.
Some 'Processed American Slices' do not contain any cheese at all and are an oil based product.
Oh and interesting note, the technique for creating these 'processed cheese' varieties was first invented in Switzerland, so really 'American Cheese' is a Swiss invention lol.

@@Ishlacorrin That's true for individually wrapped slices (like Kraft Singles) but you can buy fresh sliced American Cheese that is just cheese. And while people tend to think the only good American made cheeses come from Wisconsin or Oregon, I would pit some of the local speciality cheese makers in Vermont against some of the best cheeses in the world.

I was going to say basically the same thing. American cheese is not a stand-alone item. It needs to be on a burger or in a grilled cheese sandwich. Not, like, on crackers or anything.

Exactly. I got a chicken sandwich at Wendy’s a few months back and it was over 7$. Last time I got one they were like 5$. A in n out burger cost 2.50$ and beats the shit out of a McDonald’s burger that’s 5-8$

Yeah I’ve never liked in n out. It’s so expensive, and it’s fast food. But there is no flavor. It’s so popular and hyped, but it’s only fast food. If I’m getting fast food, I’d rather pay less somewhere else for mediocre food.

​@@ashleybest4655 FLAVORLESS?!?!

@@ashleybest4655 its super cheap what are you talking about

@@ashleybest4655 It's popular because it's good, cheap, and quality ingredients.

True, the size of a double double can be my 2 meals...

Yep. My husband and I usually order one meal and one sandwich. So we each have a burger and split the fries and drink. And still can't eat everything.

Too much of California is people claiming things should be done right, but by other people while they look for personal or political loops so they can look like they support what’s right, but they do things wrong, but this restaurant is still family owned by people that feel they need to be the ones doing things right according to conviction and sincerely doing their best without expecting anyone to force them to do their best. They don’t play the excuses or comparison game, they simply, sincerely seek to do their best. I wouldn’t be surprised if evil people slander them for it but it sounds like people aren’t fooled and see that they truly are better than the phony competition that only works to look good, but isn’t.

I don’t eat burgers too often but when I do In N Out is the only place I go to. Another great lesser-known option is Baker’s.

On the bottom of every in and out cup and tray is a Bible verse. The owners are Christian, and wanted to share that love with their customers, but also didn't want to intrude upon people who don't believe. They also pay well, treat their employees decently, and have not expanded particularly quickly. In order to maintain quality. Every restaurant is family-owned.
I have never had a bad meal at an in-n-out.

@@SRose-vp6ew yup, as a Californian I 100% agree. We’ve always had such respect for IN-N-OUT from their transparency, windows for walls so you can see where and how they are making the food in the drive-thru and keeping true to their morals and standards as a business has been so awesome to see. We need more of that.

French fries are best if they're not made fresh. They fry up crispier if they're refrigerated, or partly fried, chilled and fried again. Up to 3 times

Just goes to show Ollie's mouth is a bit faster than his brain's editing software. 😳😁

@@tree123169 so true😂😂 I can relate to that tho lol

I don't eat fast food because I feel bad but I eat at In-N-Out. I think it's considered fast food because it's cheap, it's not fast though it takes like 30 minutes

@@Woozlewuzzleable Fast-food upsets my stomach 🥲 Now I'm curious to try in-N-out 🤤

They have the worst fries

@@Woozlewuzzleable Yikes, I feel bad that your In-N-Out takes that long. That's the whole point of their name, you're in and then you're out. All the In-N-Outs I've been to live up to that name, even the really busy ones, it's really impressive.

@@DeltaAssaultGaming try them well done! Most of my friends from out of state disliked in n out fries until trying them well done, just an option if you find yourself there

What quality?

Price for a double double went from 3.50 to 5.00 USD here, in a bit more than a year.

That's rough, buddy.

That does suck. I have one five minutes from my house and my kids want to go there waaaaaaay too often. If there is such a thing.

Where I live, there's 4 In-N-Out's in a 10-mile radius.

@@jamesr2888 That's unusual. I only have 3 in a 40 mile radius.

In N Out burgers are also pretty small.

@@DeltaAssaultGaming Calling those "small" feels like a war crime in other countries.

Funny 😂

@@SiilanPies When you don't order a double double or 4x4, it's regular sized hamburger patty. Not even a quarter pound.

ooo, I didn't know you could do that. I don't like the reg fry there, and the well done are just a bit too much. but if they allow light-well, right inbetween, that sounds great!

They got well done, completely different than regular and not in a good way lol

You can order them well done but low key late at night the location on Sunset off Hollywood Blvd and N Orange Dr makes them extra crispy, just got to get to them before they get cold. I have gotten in the car from bed late at night and gone from Santa Monica to Hollywood for them with a strawberry milkshake and burger.

NORD! VPNNNNN!

We got a Shake Shake this year and yeah…wow. Not a cheap meal. It’s good, but I’ll take my I&O 99% of the time over SS.

@@mohenn22smith27 thank yoy my good sir! Happy to see another invested rootbeer dude out there!!!

have you never shared food with friends?

@@ishu4ever308not biting the same food they did that’s nasty. We found the double dipper😂

i thought they were brothers

I don't even do that with my wife.

The British are a lot less germophobic than Americans

iirc you used to be able to order a 100x100, but the most i can verify is my buddy ordering a 16x16. all of these are obscenely large

@@fatalfury66 I feel like I vaguely remember seeing photos of some 100x100 burgers go around in the early days of social media. It was probably fine and funny the first few times, until everyone started hopping on the trend and it became much more of a nuisance.

@@revangerang I think I remember someone doing 100x100 in Vegas once. After that attempt, In n out said "no mas".

And the animal style sauce ofc

animal style with raw onions and chillis is the way 2 go

Yes, Caramelized onions! Are the best

You can also ask for the entire onion slice to be grilled instead of chopped up animal style (whole grilled onion). As for drinks, technically on the secret menu but it can be done anywhere, the Arnold Palmer (half lemonade, half iced tea)

"Salad punched into a burger wrap" - Pure poetry!

I grew up with it, and there are a lot of great varieties at that. Still, I get that it's an acquired taste for some. I understand that some of the flavors that make up root beer are used in medicine in Europe and Asia. It would probably be like getting a soda that tastes like cough syrup.

@@godaistudios so…like grape Fanta…

@@ACriticalGeek Not so much grape, but I've had cherry sodas come much closer - in particular, Stewart's cherry soda made me think of cough syrup I've had in the past.