By snoadmin
In-N-Out
Cool thing about In-N-Out: They have a “secret” menu.
My order: A cheeseburger with no onions, fries and a Neapolitan shake.
Price: $6.19
The cheeseburger: The bun is toasted, the cheese is gooey, the lettuce and tomato are fresh, and the thousand island spread gives it that kick that makes it stand out from the rest.
Nutritional information for cheeseburger with onions:
480 Calories
240 Calories From Fat
27 g Fat
10 g Saturated Fat
0.5 g Trans Fat
60 mg Cholesterol
1000 mg of Sodium
39 g Carbohydrates
3 g Dietary fiber
10 g Sugar
22 g protein
The fries: Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside and lightly salted.
Nutritional information for fries:
395 Calories
160 Calories from Fat
18 g Fat
5 g Saturated Fat
0 g Trans Fat
0 mg Cholesterol
245 mg Sodium
54 g Carbohydrates
2 g dietary fiber
0 g Sugar
7 g Protein
The Shake: Can’t decide between strawberry, chocolate or vanilla? With the Neapolitan shake from the secret menu you don’t have to!
Nutritional information for chocolate shake (None available for Neapolitan shake)
590 Calories
260 Calories from Fat
29 g Fat
19 g Saturated Fat
1 g Trans Fat
15 mg Cholesterol
350 mg Sodium
72 g Carbohydrates
0 g Dietary Fiber
62 g Sugar
9 g Protein
Five Guys
Cool thing about Five Guys: They have free peanuts and a wide selection of toppings to add at no charge.
My order: The Little Cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, pickles, ketchup, mayo and mustard, Cajun-style French fries and a Cherry Coke.
Price: $10.63
The Cheeseburger: The bun isn’t toasted and they were a little heavy-handed with the condiments, which makes the entire burger mushy and less than appetizing. Getting to choose your own toppings is cool, but Five Guys should really put more of their focus on the basics. This cheeseburger is only a few notches better than McDonalds.
Nutritional information for the Little Cheeseburger:
550 Calories
290 Calories from Fat
32 g Fat
15 g Saturated Fat
0 g Trans Fat
85 mg Cholesterol
690 mg Sodium
39.5 g Carbohydrates
2 g Fiber
8.5 g Sugar
27 g Protein
The fries: The fries are thick, more like crispy potato wedges than your typical French fry. The Cajun seasoning is pleasantly spicy, but not overwhelming. They’re super generous with the fries. In addition to filling up the cup with fries, they also filled up half the bag with more fries.
Nutritional information for french Fries (regular size)
620 Calories
260 Calories from Fat
30 g Fat
6 g Saturated Fat
0 g Trans Fat
90 mg Sodium
78 g Carbohydrates
6 g Fiber
2 g Sugar
10 g Protein
The Cherry Coke: It is incredibly lame that Five Guys doesn’t sell milkshakes. I don’t get a shake every time I get a burger, but I want to have the option. But props to Five Guys for carrying Cherry Coke; most places don’t.
Nutritional Information for Cherry Coke (16 fl oz):
200 Calories
0 g Fat
50 mg Sodium
56 g Carbohydrates
56 g Sugar
0 g Protein
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