Midtown Row In-N-Out Delivery Not Bad, But Overpriced, Says Darren Rovell

CNBC:

When I saw the offer, I knew I couldn't refuse.

A new website called Midtown Row was offering the chance for anyone in the United States to buy two In-N-Out burgers, frozen and shipped to them overnight, for $56.
Sure, the cost was outrageous, but the demand is there.

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Comments

[El Chingaso]

07:21 AM on 11/04/2011

Should have used a conventional oven...and slowly warmed up the burger. The microwave oven was a bad idea.

[Food Review 101]

08:11 PM on 11/03/2011

http://www.foodreview101.com/ Just be cheaper to move to California

[J0E1]

11:02 AM on 11/03/2011

Ok, let's say you find In-N-Out to be in a league of their own right? Does anyone really expect a burger that is cooked, frozen, and re-heated to be anything close to the original? Isn't a big part of their food that it's fresh and cooked on the spot? Burgers not frozen, fries cut in front of you, ect?

[BuckyJamesDio]

08:10 PM on 11/03/2011

You are indeed correct. There's no way a frozen and thawed In-N-Out could retain the same qualities that define the burger.

You could probably freeze a McRib with no noticeable effects though.

[cyoohoos]

09:57 AM on 11/04/2011

As a former McD employee I will say this... you have a point