Flying Dutchman at In-N-Out: What It Is and How to Order It

The Flying Dutchman is a secret menu order at In-N-Out that strips a burger down to the basics. You get two beef patties and two slices of American cheese melted between them, with no bun, no lettuce, no tomato, and no spread.

Ordering it is simple. Say "one Flying Dutchman" at the register or the drive-thru, and the crew will know what you mean. Onions are not included unless you ask for them, so mention grilled or raw onions if you want them.

Using In-N-Out's own nutrition chart, a plain Flying Dutchman comes out to roughly 360 calories, 28 grams of protein, and only about 2 grams of carbs. That is why it has become a go-to for people eating low carb or keto.

There are a few easy upgrades. Animal Style adds mustard-cooked patties, spread, pickles, and grilled onions. Some people ask for it wrapped in lettuce so it is easier to hold, and others add a side of chopped chilies for heat.

The price changes from store to store, so check the menu screen before you pay. For full details on price, nutrition tables, and ordering tips, this Flying Dutchman In-N-Out guide covers everything in one place.