In-N-Out Named Animal Style Burgers And Fries After Rowdy Skater Teens

In-N-Out Burger has made a name for itself in the fast food scene as a go-to spot for cooked-to-order burgers at a cheap price. The sheer customizability of the chain's offerings is something to behold but more fascinating are certain secret menu items that came about over time. From the grilled cheese burger which features two slices of cheese on a freshly baked bun and the protein style option featuring a lettuce wrap in place of a bun with all the classic ingredients, there's no shortage of options for customers especially when they take a gander at the Not So Secret Menu.

Another such item is the animal style burger. Perhaps the restaurant's most iconic variant, its fixings even migrated over to their fries with its extra spread and grilled onions. You can even order animal style fries a specific way to make sure they remain crispy with those extra toppings on the way home. According to In-N-Out, the animal style burger variant features mustard-cooked patties with extra spread, hand-leafed lettuce, tomato, pickles, and grilled onions to top things off. However even more interesting than the not-so-secret mainstay on their menu's ingredient list is the origin of the item back in the 1960s.