When I first saw the reference to "light fries" in this thread, I thought it meant less salt. Then I googled it and discovered that the term meant the fries were cooked less. Ugh, limp French fries. No thank you!Isn't that just raw potatoes?
It is a vast improvement to the dried out fries than normally serve, to me at least. But as I originally said I am going to see if they can make them between "light" and regular. Hopefully that will be the best of both world? Not too dried out but not as "limp" or soggy.When I first saw the reference to "light fries" in this thread, I thought it meant less salt. Then I googled it and discovered that the term meant the fries were cooked less. Ugh, limp French fries. No thank you!
In WA state: zero!! Even in Seattle area
Yeah but you got Lil' Woody's.
Five Guys. We love their burgers and shakes. Fries don’t make the drive home. Even the peanuts are good.
Five guys is way more $$$ than In & Out. They do have superior fries though.
And Dick’s! I think that is most comparable price and style wise to INO. And, IMHO superior.
Exactly. Five guys is like double the price. It better be good (and it is
)Ridgefield has one opening up in the near future! It's weird. I tend to only like the ones in Southern California and feel the ones in Oregon were subpar. Might just be nostalgia though because for forever In-N-Out was associated to Disneyland because I only got it when we visited there. My husband swears by the mustard grilled patty. I get a plain cheeseburger with double grilled onions and we both think the fries are soggy/soft if we don't order them well. I like a crispy fry though.
haha, you mean in Spokane Dicks burgers? That's my town. A Whammy burger!! Haven't had one of those since high school!!
You can get a Combo for a burger price at five guys....so I could not care the two
