How do you like your In-'N-Out?

[innerSpaceman]

Why is it called 'Animal Style' when it adds no animal product?

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Why is it called 'Animal Style' when it adds no animal product?

Because it can be so messy you could look like a pig while eating it? (that's my guess).

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Why is it called 'Animal Style' when it adds no animal product?

It's just a name

[Ponine]

Originally Posted by CoasterMatt

Steak N Shake is also fairly good - reminds me an awful lot of Bob's Big Boy, and there's one close to WDW that we hit every time we're in Orlando

I had forgotten about Steak N Shake!!!!!!! Oh wow....
checkers... I see checkers in my memory...........

NA, really.... the one we always went to in Indianapolis was next to nothing, and this white shack. (well a castle, but not something that jumped out)
I love them, and I would know to go to it if I saw a white castle anywhere... but I never had the impression they would jump out to the eye that didnt know what they were.

[tracilicious]

I think it's because animals eat veggies, and that is what you are adding.

[blueerica]

Deli *drool*

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by blueerica

Deli *drool*

I know. Thanks, BTD, now I want pickles.

[Not Afraid]

Johnny Reb's has fried pickles. They are soooooo good. They don't sound like they would be, but MAN are they addicting.

[SzczerbiakManiac]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

Johnny Reb's has fried pickles. They are soooooo good. They don't sound like they would be, but MAN are they addicting.

Now I'm (literally) drooling over the thought of Johnny Reb's hush puppies....

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

Johnny Reb's has fried pickles. They are soooooo good. They don't sound like they would be, but MAN are they addicting.

Pickled tomatoes from Carnegie Deli (or Gus' pickles in NYC).....now I'm drooling