2. Animal Style
Animal Style fries helped make In-N-Out's "secret menu" popular. The Animal Style sauce at In-N-Out actually refers to the spread put on all of the In-N-Out burgers. According to food scientist J. Kenji Lopez-Alt, Animal Style sauce is a Thousand Island-style sauce composed of ketchup, mayonnaise, and sweet pickle relish. Though the spread is put on the other burgers and sandwiches at In-N-Out, ordering a burger Animal Style changes things up in all the best ways.
First, the two burger patties are cooked with mustard for a tangy flavor boost. The bun is covered with even more spread than the classic orders, and the mustard patty, lettuce, tomato, pickle, and grilled onions are put in between the buns. It's the burger for people who ask for "everything" regardless of the type of sandwich or burger they are ordering. More ingredients, plus that mustard-cooked patty, fill the Burger Animal Style out. It's filling and messy. It drips in excess, not perfectly balanced, but in a way that's satisfying rather than off-putting.
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