what the heck is in this burger?

[Hedleyazg]

How is In and Out still considered "fast food" at this point? I don't think I've ever gotten my food in under 15 minutes from that place. Shit, Denny's has better times than that

Let me know when Denny's becomes as busy as In n Out constantly is.

[Lymph]

I haven't eaten at in-n-out but not even my dog will eat french fries from most fast food restaurants

[mistuhbull]

Let me know when Denny's becomes as busy as In n Out constantly is.

Clearly you've never been at 3:27 in the morning, tweakers everywhere.

[Hedleyazg]

Clearly you've never been at 3:27 in the morning, tweakers everywhere.

Doubt they are busy as In N Out constantly is when they are open.

[Draqson]

hmm looks normal to me... nothing to be worried

If you find a burger that bites back... im concerned...

[Merite]

I had In-n-Out for dinner. They have them in Arizona too!

What I took from the video is, someplace like McDonalds' burgers decompose after a week, then they've already had them sitting around for 2 months. In-n-Out gives you fresh burgers, so they do start to decompose slower than McDonalds, because McDonalds is already so old they're starting to decompose before you eat them.

Obviously that's the only thing anyone can take from this video, it's pure logic.

[v2prwsmb45yhuq3wj23vpjk]

Doubt they are busy as In N Out constantly is when they are open.

Depends on the time of night. It is a lot more busy than In-N-Out is simply because it's larger. When nearly every table is full, that's a hell of a lot more busy than In-N-Out.

[Suikoden]

That burger was really rock hard..... Ugh fresh ingredients eh? BS.

[Gamdwelf]

That burger was really rock hard..... Ugh fresh ingredients eh? BS.

when things dry out they get hard.

[Suikoden]

when things dry out they get hard.

Obviously? Not sure what the point of that was.

[Eisaderfrau]

I love In-N-Out. It's amazing.

As far as this story, the video doesn't give us ANY info whatsoever as to the climate the burger was kept at, the temperature it was kept at, and any exposure to sunlight /dark space. I know in California even during March I have had an interior window area get so hot it could easily dehydrate food rather then visibly spoil it.

This test is about as pointless as a test can get... nothing proved or disproved. You would need multiple controlled environments to really figure anything out here. Not kitchen science.

[mvaliz]

Obviously? Not sure what the point of that was.

Because that particular burger was left untouched for a VERY long time - it didn't start off "rock hard". The guy left it for a long period of time and it got that way.

Even the freshest meat will dry out and become rock hard within a day or two.

The way you worded it it suggested that burger was made "fresh" like that - it wasn't.

[beardhammer]

That is incredibly disgusting. Eurgh. I feel sick now.

[rinleezwins]

Tasty as hell, so I don't care.

[Maoli]

It's a slaughtered cow you're eating and the sight of the burger dried out makes you sick? lol

[Cludo]

This video is invalid. ONE DOSE NOT SIMPLY BUY A BURGER AND CHIPS AND LEAVE IT FOR A MONTH TO CONSUME. You buy it and eat the damn thing within the hour and shit it out within 12..

[Deleted]

It's rediculous. Dunno why ppl still eat this stuff.

Exactly. Burgers are much better if you make them yourself, anyway.

[Edison]

It's rediculous. Dunno why ppl still eat this stuff.

Because it tastes wonderful? ;>

[Pony Soldier]

I don't know but that is making me really hungry for a good juicy bacon cheeseburger from Wendy's or 5 Guys. *drool*