The official list is short. In-N-Out's "Not So Secret Menu" covers Animal Style, Protein Style, Double-Meat, 3x3, 4x4 and Grilled Cheese. Everything else is a custom order that most counters will make if you ask clearly, though some locations may split an order or refuse a combination.
- Animal Style: mustard-grilled patty, extra spread, grilled onions and pickles. Works on burgers and fries.
- Protein Style: the burger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun.
- Flying Dutchman: two patties and two slices of cheese, no bun or bread.
- 3x3 and 4x4: three or four patties, each with a slice of cheese. The 3x3 is also called the Triple Triple.
- Grilled Cheese: two slices of American cheese with lettuce, tomato and spread, and a vegetarian option.
- Double-Meat: two patties with no cheese.
- Roadkill Fries: Animal Style fries topped with a Flying Dutchman. This is a fan nickname, so say the parts out loud.
- Neapolitan shake: vanilla, chocolate and strawberry blended together. The Black & White shake is vanilla and chocolate.
- Mustard-grilled or chopped chilies: small tweaks you can add to almost anything.
Some lists online include items that are only rumors, such as a "Monkey Style" burger that many stores won't make. Ask at the counter before you plan around one. Menus and prices differ by location, so check the In-N-Out website for the current official items.
🕒 As of October 2026
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Does mustard grilled mean they don't have the spread sauce, or is it in addition to spread sauce?
Written out by machine; it can mishear names and words.
It's in addition to the spread. Mustard-grilling is a cooking step: the patty is pressed into mustard on the griddle, so it gets a tangy crust. The spread is the sauce that goes on the bun. A regular In-N-Out burger already comes with spread, lettuce, tomato and onion, so ordering mustard-grilled doesn't remove it. Animal Style is the combination that stacks all of it: mustard-grilled patty, extra spread, grilled onions and extra pickles. If you want the mustard flavor without the extra spread, ask for mustard-grilled and no extra spread, or just a mustard-grilled patty on its own. Counters handle these requests differently, so say exactly what you want.
So animal style already includes mustard grilled then. But animal style has extra sauce
Yes, you've got it. Animal Style already includes the mustard-grilled patty, so the mustard flavor comes with it. The "extra" in Animal Style is the spread: it's applied more generously than on a regular burger, along with the grilled onions and extra pickles. If the extra sauce is the part you don't want, you can ask for a regular spread amount, which counters often call "easy spread." Your best bet is to say the exact changes at the window, since they aren't official menu codes and every location handles them a little differently.
