Some guy ate a 20x20 at In-N-Out Burger and has the photos to prove it. 20x20 = 20 beef patties + 20 cheese slices
There are 28 reader comments
• Aug 28 2003 • 5:46PM
that is easily one of the most disgusting things i've ever seen. the close ups of his burger, the meat covered in grease and melted cheese... i don't think i'll be having a burger for a while.
• Aug 28 2003 • 5:53PM
I love the effect of scrolling down that page (by grabbing/pulling the scrollbar). There's so many pictures, its like watching a movie.
• Aug 28 2003 • 6:03PM
Honest to God, this made me miss In-N-Out and crave a grilled cheese. I'm so hungry now. :(
• Aug 28 2003 • 6:05PM
My (largely male) coworkers were standing behind me both hooting and hollering as I scrolled through that. Awesome.
• Aug 28 2003 • 6:15PM
I never thought there would be something that could give me as much heartburn while not eating and during work as the description of a baked Alfredo (baked in a homemade Parmesean cheese, butter, and cream sauced, with chicken and sausage), but, hey, I learn something new everyday.
• Aug 28 2003 • 6:24PM
Back in my fast food days, (actually not that long ago), I witnessed a dude eat 26 Double Chili-Cheese burgers in one sitting. I bet he was regular for a month...
• Aug 28 2003 • 7:37PM
Doesn't In-N-Out Serve a Vegetarian Friendly (not grilled with meat) Boca Burger?
• Aug 28 2003 • 7:42PM
That's like saying their meat burgers are "meat-eater friendly", which clearly, they aren't.
• Aug 28 2003 • 7:47PM
Last I had heard, an In-N-Out veggie burger didn't have a patty; it was a bun with lettuce and pickles and such. Honest.
They could well have changed since I'd read about this in the Bay Area two years back.
• Aug 28 2003 • 8:17PM
Stefan, you're actually thinking of their Protein Style burger, served wrapped in lettuce instead of the bun. It's an Atkins thing. (And if you ask me, it's weird as hell.)
• Aug 28 2003 • 8:19PM
I am now back to being a vegetarian. Damn you 20x20 eating man. And damn you Eric Schlossinger.
• Aug 28 2003 • 9:16PM
What a wuss. A real man would have eaten the box.
• Aug 28 2003 • 9:24PM
Eric Schlosser or whoever wrote Fast Food Nation is actually an In-N-Out fan. He was quoted in the New York Times as saying "it's not health food, but it's the real deal" or something to that effect.
• Aug 28 2003 • 9:26PM
I think my favorite part was when he lapped up the sea of molten cheese and grease towards the end of his ordeal. Mmmm!
• Aug 28 2003 • 10:17PM
Are In-n-Out burgers actually any good, or is it just another lame attempt to find meaning in life, like Krispy Kreme worship?
• Aug 28 2003 • 10:55PM
Are In-n-Out burgers actually any good
They're "the real deal" because they are basically just meat, fresh veggies and condiments. I loved them as a kid and still like getting their frys and grilled cheeses once in a while. If you've read fast food nation, you'll hear about how they come out on tops in terms of safe food prep, taste, and even ethical employment practices (they pay people 8-9 bucks an hour to sling burgers instead of minimum wage).
Still, the kooky bible verses hidden on the wrappers always freaked me out.
• Aug 29 2003 • 12:16PM
Stefan: yes they do. It's called a Wish Burger [1]. It's a regular burger minus the pattie.
I wonder if you can get a Protein Style Wish Burger; no pattie, no bun. Just pickles and cheese wrapped in lettuce.
[1] From the song Rubber Biscuit. "A wish sandwich is the kind of sandwich where you have two slices of bread - either rye or white or pumpernickle - and you wish you had some meat. Bow bow bow..."
• Aug 29 2003 • 7:55PM
Will someone please order a Protein Style Wish Burger - I am very interested to read a review. Thanks in advance.
• Aug 29 2003 • 10:03PM
URL now redirects to goatse.cx -- thanks!
• Aug 29 2003 • 10:09PM
dude, i found out too late about the goatse.cx...when my friend called me wondering about all the puns i had made on my blog about "cramming in too much meat," etc....sweet jesus. i knew i had a bad feeling about that link...
• Aug 29 2003 • 10:23PM
Sorry about that folks. I changed the link to another photo gallery of some other guy that ate a 20x20 at In-N-Out.
• Aug 30 2003 • 5:38AM
Yeah, I linked to the same thing. I had a smallish heart-attack when I realized that the url re-directed to goatse.cx, especially since I sent the link to my prudish-boss. And the author of Fast Food Nation is indeed Eric Schlosser, I had a Freudian slip thinking of Laura Schlessinger. My apologies, I'm a little more drunk than usual.
• Sep 02 2003 • 10:35AM
Incidentally, I google for the calorie content in the In-n-out cheeseburger, and found that its 480 calories. So with a small pop, its reasonable to assume that that guy ate 9810 calories in that meal.
It must get *real* sweaty under that guys' chin.
• Sep 03 2003 • 11:21AM
If anyone still cares, b3ta has mirrored the guy's site, minus the goatse.
• Sep 22 2003 • 1:24PM
What a fucking pussy...I ate a 20x20 And I didn't puke.. this guy is a panzy... here is link to MY pictures.. PLUS he ate it is pieces
• Oct 14 2003 • 5:20AM
I COOKED A 50X50 FOR A GUY AT THE MOUNTAIN VIEW INO AND HE ATE THE WHOLE THING. 20X20 IS NOTHING COMPARED TO THAT.
• Mar 14 2004 • 4:18PM
Lucy that is such bullshit...do you really think anyone is going to believe that A. You cooked a cheeseburger with 50 patties and 50 slices of cheese, and B. That someone actually ate the entire thing? The human stomach can't hold that much physical matter...dumbass
This thread is closed to new comments. Thanks to everyone who responded.
Mike • Aug 28 2003 • 4:23PM
After seeing that, I think I'll become a vegetarian. Why would you want to do that to yourself?