The Ins-N-Outs of In-N-Out Burger

If you are into In-n-Out this is everything you need to know. From a history of the company and the family to a lesson in how adamant they are about quality and consistency, to an explanation of how the term Animal Style came about, this is all you need to know about the business.

First, thank you to Lynsi and all the associates at In N Out! The Book was a wonderful ride down memory lane about the history of In N Out! From humble beginnings, to constant growth but not compromising quality, to tragedy with Rich's unexpected death, then Guy's passing, the story would make an Inspiring movie! In 2010, I read the other well known book: "In-N-Out Burger: A Behind-the-Counter Look at the Fast-Food Chain That Breaks All the Rules Paperback" I also read that book in just a few days and couldn't put it down. Lynsi's book has that more personal touch with her sharing her faith journey and stories relating to what she has been through, noting that she may write another book just explaining her triumphs and failures after her fathers passing. Lastly, In N Out has an amazing story to it, and this book outlines it beautifully. At the restaurant level, In N Out has mastered the customers experience, Thank you again for writing this wonderful book.

Loved the book very motivating and interesting history of the organization and family. Highly recommend

Thank you to the author Lynsi Snyder, publishers Thomas Nelson, and TLC Book Tours, for an advance hardback copy of THE INS-N-OUTS OF THE IN-N-OUT BURGER. Thank you also to NetGalley for an accomanying widget. All views are mine. Being a veteran of the restaurant industry, having experienced the family one can find between the quiet tables of a pre-opened dining room, reading this book written by a restaurant heiress with a deep love of the burgers that uplifted her family and so many others felt like coming home for me. Three (or more) things I loved: 1. It was really interesting to read about how, in In-N-Out's early years, the hamburger shop fit in with popular culture: Elvis and rock n' roll, poodle skirts and shared milkshakes... the author's grandparents satisfied a craving this whole country had no idea it had. 2. The author's father was abused in childhood, which is relevant to this family's story in more than one way. But I thought it was really brave that Lynsi tried to take on the deep metaphysical question of why children must suffer abuse. Being a devout Christian, her explanation predictably follows scripture. But these experiences of her father’s, and her beliefs about them, lead them as representatives of In-N-Out to support organizations that aid children who have experienced abuse and trauma. Such a surprising narrative. 3. I feel a great deal of respect for people who stick in and survive the addiction problems of people they love. The author stood by her father, and then her first husband, strived to see them past the demons. On the other side of all that, she found her faith. Three (or less) things I didn't love: This section isn't only for criticisms. It's merely for items that I felt something for other than "love" or some interpretation thereof. 1. You don't hear often about companies that remain privately held. In-N-Out not only never traded publicly, it didn't even offer franchise options. Now home to 38,000 employees, In-N-Out has clearly been successful with a model that has been the downfall for so many other small businesses. 2. This company treats its employees very well. I don't know, I guess that's rare enough it deserves attention! 3. It's very cool that they do so much with racing. 4. Secret menu is pretty cool. Wish there was an In-N-Out in Ohio! Rating: 🥤🍔🍟🍦 fast food meals Recommend? Yes Finished: Sep 27 23 Format: gifted hardback, digital, NetGalley Read this book if you like: 👻 narrative nonfiction 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 family stories, family drama 👭🏽 teenage girl coming of age 🍴 restaurant business 📉 family business 🍔 In-N-Out Burger

Great hamburger we live close to the first one.

Good burgers, good book. Not much else to say!

Been a loyal IN N OUT fan my whole life and always respected their “keep it simple” concept. Being in the restaurant industry my self for 20+ years these guys were always the place to try and mimic and mirror what the did. Outstanding service, product and people. They have had their ups and downs that nobody knew behind the scenes until you read this book, great job to the Snyder family leadership team that has kept the same principles, faith, and core values since they open the doors in 1948 and now are celebrating 75 years. Your family would be proud of you Lynsi Snyder keep dreaming !!! WOW WOW

Interesting read, I was hoping more on company policy side than religious side. I still love an In-N-Out Burger.

Interesting!!!!