Fry Theft

ChristieisReady
ChristieisReady Posts: 708 Member
edited September 21 in Food and Nutrition
I was @ In-n-out for lunch and accross from me was a man with animal-style fries (fries topped w/ cheese, grilled onion and hamburger).

I was torn between disgust for the massive caloric value and wanton desire to steal this man's lunch.

It was a close one, but I managed to leave the fries alone and avoid the caloric and legal consequences of lunch theft.

But if he hadn't been a stranger..... I wonder if fries are the most-thefted food (from friends you're eating with).

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  • JennaM222
    JennaM222 Posts: 1,996 Member
    I think they are :) or popcorn.
  • Scncartist
    Scncartist Posts: 173
    Stranger or not - its been 2 years since I've had In-n-Out - I would have gone over there and helped myself to his fries. I LOVE animal style fries!

    But, slightly healthier ('cause sometimes its just too much cheese) you can get grilled onions on your fries and a side of sauce! They won't "animal style" without cheese, it just gets really confusing.
  • michelle29714
    michelle29714 Posts: 52
    LOL very funny!
  • HeatherMN
    HeatherMN Posts: 3,821 Member
    I think cheese curds are right up there with foods most likely to be stolen.
  • ChristieisReady
    ChristieisReady Posts: 708 Member
    I think cheese curds are right up there with foods most likely to be stolen.

    Oooh, we don't really have those much in CA, but my fiance (from WI) says they're super-yummy!
  • traney1
    traney1 Posts: 9
    Just cheese in general is my biggest downfall. I simply love it! I have hereditary high cholesterol that is being controlled via Vytorin, so I do indulge every now and again...but I can remember living in Philadelphia, going to Pat's steaks and getting a nice cheesesteak w/x-tra cheese and fried onions...../sigh... lol
  • SandraMay1982
    SandraMay1982 Posts: 328
    You should have stolen some. Just some. SRSLY. Potatoes are the best food ever. Damn them for being bad carbs though :( haha
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