The best “secret menu” fast food hacks, all in one place If you like messing with your fast food order, a new website takes it way beyond Animal-Style.

the take out ^

[mylife]

I’m a sucker for secret menu items. During the few times I’ve visited In-N-Out, ordering Animal-Style fries (a huge upgrade on the chain’s otherwise crappy fries) made me feel like I was part of a clandestine club. Maybe not as secretive as the Illuminati, but close. I realize that the In-N-Out secret menu is far from secret, but there’s still a thrill to it. And if In-N-Out has a widely known secret menu, are there many more out there to be discovered? Turns out, yes—and they’re all in one place.

TODAY reports on Hack The Menu, a website that consolidates secret menu items from big restaurant chains and puts them in one easy-to-access resource. It features 20 major chain restaurants from Arby’s to Whataburger.

[larrytown]

Seriously! My body decided to fight back quite a long time ago, and let me know who was in charge.

If I got to feeling rebellious and decided to indulge in some fast food fries...

Mr Colon: “Well, you’re feelin frisky, eh? Let’s see how frisky y’are when I chain you azz to the porcelain throne..., Mr. ‘Burger King’!”

That garbage will kill you.

[AppyPappy]

“I chain you azz to the porcelain throne”

That would happen if you would vaccinated

[BradyLS]

Exactly. If good food can be served at a take out place, why do I need access to the “secret menu” to get it? If the good stuff ain’t front and center, screw ‘em. They can keep their super-secret clientelle.

[cyclotic]

Chick fil a used to have off menu biscuits and gravy.

[SunkenCiv]

It'll be a long time before I go back to fast food joints. The staff sucks, has attitude, is slow, or is some kind of coddled woke freakshow. Getting a hot rotisserie chicken from the grocery store, or one of the wholesale clubs, makes for a much better (and cheaper) meal.

[Grimmy]

At the Albertsons grocery store here there’s an 8 piece fried chicken bucket for $7.00.