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There's nothing like feeling as if you're getting away with something, even if all you're doing is ordering something that's not listed on the menu at the drive-thru. Frito pie from Sonic? Score. Wet fries from Arby's? Awesome. Asking the pimply-faced teenager at McDonald's for a "McGangBang"? Hilarious. So here, with help from the infographic folks at MedicalInsurance.org., we present to you a handy guide to secret fast-food fare. Check it out, then go get yourself a Flying Dutchman.Click the image for larger version
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Tuesday 12 October
By Patty
Also, the PattyO at Starbucks. Orange juice to the Venti line in the blender. 2 pumps of white mocha. 2 scoops of vanilla bean powder. And it's essentially an Orange Julius.
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Tuesday 12 October
By Patty
And a Venti scoop of ice of course.
Tuesday 12 October
By Patty
And of course a Venti scoop of ice.
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Wednesday 13 October
By Lynn
No - no! Wet fries are not fries with cheese - long ago in California a drive in offered french fries topped with their famous chicken gravy! I was called Henry's Drive in, on Colorado Blvd, at the curve in Arcadia, Calif. A Famous hang out - not cheese, Good God...ick. Try them with Chicken Gravy!!
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Thursday 14 October
By Tim Scott
I also remember these gravy-covered fries from a small-town Ohio diner. Huge plateful for 35 cents...that was livin'.
Thursday 14 October
By Melanie
yeah, but they don't have gravy at Arby's! So those are Arby's version.
Tuesday 19 October
By dais#1
Thank you. Finally... someone who knows what are "real" wet fries..
Thursday 14 October
By Michael
At McDonalds you can get a Southern Style Chicken on a McGriddles. Its delicious, but I dont know if it has a name
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Thursday 14 October
By san felipe bob
In-N-Out
Double single.... Yum...
Double meat with only one slice of cheeze.
A perfect combo.
I'll take mine with mustard and pickle added!
Thank You!
SFB
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Thursday 14 October
By me
Something tells me that those "pimply-faced teenagers" working at these restaurants will have no idea what you're talking about 90% of the time, if you order one of those items...
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Thursday 14 October
By Ashley
Hah agreed. Either that, or I'd be afraid they'd do something to my food if I ordered something that made them put out anything more than mediocre effort...yikes.
Thursday 14 October
By Mandy
Yeah, I've worked for Wendy's for almost 4 years and I can tell you I've never hear of either of those. Plus we haven't had ham for about three years now. I wonder how they got their information?
Thursday 14 October
By Lynn
I never eat XL anything. I always stay moderate and that's how I've lost weight.
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Thursday 14 October
By Charles
Having worked in Arby's as a GM for many years I never heard anyone order "Wet Fries" Also, Frito pie is on the menu at Sonics
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Thursday 14 October
By Harry Hurt
Everything mentioned sounds like it would sit in one's stomach like a big blob of dirt. Rabbit food (salad) would be much better. Put the proper dressing on it and chow down.
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Thursday 14 October
By responsible one
the only thing i can think of is these poor restaurant managers trying to corral their inventory, with all this specialized offerings. how does a vegi wopper get rung into the system? as a regular one? there goes that accurate count. do the customers who ask for this special item, offer to pay a different price accordingly? i mean, keeping proper track of all your thousands of items on a day in day out basis is not the easiest thing..... i'm all for pleasing the customer,, but someones got to balance the act.
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Thursday 14 October
By elaype
The Veggie Whopper gets rung up differently and it is cheaper than a Whopper. I used to order them all the time until BK started offering Veggie Patties. I still order them, but not as often.
Thursday 14 October
By Joe
Ya that sounds fun The McGangabng! whats next the McThreesome!!
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Friday 15 October
By X.
They forgot to put the Grilled Cheese for In N Out.....Grilled Cheese animal style...perfect..
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Thursday 14 October
By carolyn
A good one from Schlotzky's is the Texas Schlotzky. It is a ham and cheese sandwich with all the fixin's, but on jalepeno bread and jalepenos on the sandwich. It's great...;-)
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