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Did you know that there is a secret menu for dogs at In-N-Out?

ByKimberley Spinney|
CATHEDRAL CITY, CA - MAY 10: The entrance to In-N-Out Burger, located off Interstate 10, is viewed on May 10, 2022 in Cathedral City, California. The Coachella Valley, located along Interstate 10, is home to dozens of municipalities and boosts a winter population of 800,000 residents but drops to 400,000 residents in the hot summer months. (Photo by George Rose/Getty Images)
CATHEDRAL CITY, CA - MAY 10: The entrance to In-N-Out Burger, located off Interstate 10, is viewed on May 10, 2022 in Cathedral City, California. The Coachella Valley, located along Interstate 10, is home to dozens of municipalities and boosts a winter population of 800,000 residents but drops to 400,000 residents in the hot summer months. (Photo by George Rose/Getty Images)

If you live near an In-N-Out location, you may already know that they have a not so secret menu. But did you know there is also a dog secret menu item?

On what would be their legit secret menu, it seems that there is not one, but two tasty treats that our dog can enjoy. And while some people over on TikTok have shared this news with information that suggests that what you get will be free, according to KRON 4, that may not be the case at all.

First let’s just confirm that there is in fact a secret menu for our dogs to enjoy. And while one of the items is specifically for the dogs, there is a second item that is also pup-friendly.

So what are these In-N-Out secret menu items for our dog?

What’s on the In-N-Out secret menu for dogs?

The primary item on the secret menu for dogs is actually called a Pup Patty. And the Pup Patty is a plain hamburger patty that has no salt (which is good for our pups). Depending on the restaurant’s location, the parry will cost you $1 and should come in its very own doggy bag.

But, if you want to take your pups In-N-Out snacking to the next level, it seems that there is a second option we can choose from. And that is the Flying Dutchman.

Apparently, “The Flying Dutchman is described as two patties stuck together with two melty slices of cheese.” It is for humans and pups alike and will cost about $2.10. It is definitely a tasty choice for the canine crowd who likes a little more meat in their life than the Pup Patty might offer.

All in all, we kind of love the fact that there is actually a secret menu just for our dogs to enjoy at In-N-Out. And while it may cost a little bit extra to add something to your meal that is specifically for your pup, it is the perfect treat to snag when you already getting your own meal at the drive-thru.

Did you know that In-N-Out had menu items for our pups? Have you ever ordered a Pup Patty or a Flying Dutchman? 

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